The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-17

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day or two visiting her sister, Mrs DIR.
Shannon, and left Thursday for ST. Louis
Mrs James Harding and daughter,
Miss Virgie, and little son, Phil. have left
for a visit to Mrs. HIS. native state,
Virginia.
Miss Mamie Dunbar, who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. T b. Tichenor,
of this city, left for her home in St. Louis
last night.
Miss George Hough departed for St.
Louis Thursday, where she will spend the
greater portion of the fall with friends and
| relatives.
The young ladies of the Round Table
! club, a society which has in the past fur
nished our citizens many interesting liter
AIRY entertainments, have recognized for
the winter
Mrs Terry Hilton, from near Lisbon,
has been visiting relatives in Fayette since
Monday last.
Mrs. Mamie Alsop, of Franklin, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Armstrong, in this place.
Mrs Helly and Mrs. Sparks, of Lex
ing,on, Mo, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
James Armstrong, in Fayette.
Miss Belle Turner, of BOonesboro, one
of Towards mos popular and interesting
young ladies, was In the city last week.
VERSAILLES
John y. McMinn is home on a visit
to his family.
-MA VIM. GiIbreath, of Boonville, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Tucker.
Mrs. G. Biassaf has returned from a
visit to her friends and relatives in Jeder-
son City.
Miss Priscilla Livingston returned,
Tuesday, from visit to relatives in Gala
way county.
Miss Mary Rankin has accepted po-
sition of teacher in Prof. .Hooper's Insti-
tute, at Clarksburg.
Judge Roache and wife, of California,
we're in The city last Sunday and Monday,
the guests Of DR.. Woods and wife.
The Misses Adair and Miss Ida
Vaughan, who are attending school at
Clarksburg, were home on visit last Sun
day.
A young lady of this city calls an ad-
mirer who weighs close to two hundred
and fifty pounds her Jum-beau.
Miss Ella Frazier, one of the vivacious
and popular bellies of Kansas City, spent
several DAYS in Richmond, the guest Of
her uncle, J. W. Harrison.
-Milt Bransford, OF California. and
Mrs. Lewis, of St. Louis, are in the city on
a visit To friends and relatives, having re-
sided here prior to the war, and are much
pleased To witness the substantial growth
Of Richmond.
Miss Kate Menefee, one of the bright
est of Rays most fascinating daughters,
has returned from her western tour, and is
enthusiastic In her love for the mountain
Scenes vi the Colorados, its lovely lakes,
emerald wales and chivalrOus people, hav-
had good time.
The Brothers of Philanthropy will
give their second anniversary ball at APP
ear's opera house, on Thursday, October
10Th.
Miss Sallie Mitchell and Mr.. Ed
Mitchell and wife, of Msrtinsville, Ind.
have been visiting Lee Hutsell, of this city.
They left for CarrOilton on the o'clock
train, but will return To the Magic City in
few DAYS.
The members of Fire Company No.
gave a grand ball at Apgar's opera house,
Friday night, 18th inst The object of
this entsrisinment, beside being the annu-
! al party Of the company, was to provide
uniforms for the members, and better APP
planes for the department The supper
for the evening was prepared by that prince
Of caterers, Captain Carmody, vi the Mer-
chants hotel.
The young men of the city are talkin !.
of organizing dancing club for the coming
winter.
Mrs. A. c. Baker, republican nominee
for county superintendent OF schools, was
in the city Wednesday.
The ball TO be given by the Knights Of
Pyihias, will be held at the opera house OH
the evening of the 26th inst.
John Van Metre and family returned
last "Wednesday evening, from Colorado
where they have been passing the summer.
Married, on Saturday last, in Emporia
at the residence of DIR. Page, by the Rev.
Mr.. Burrows, rector Of the Episcopal
church, w. J. Dillenback and Mrs. Fannie
l. Taylor, both of this city. the wedding
was a quiet one, only few intimate frierds
being present. They returned to the city
last Monday evening, and will continue to
make their home here.
| BOONyILLE.
Mrs. Riley Hall, of Moberly, has been
in town visiting the family of DIR. Hol'
man.
Mrs. Banks, nee Miss Bette Williams
Was been visiting her parents here las
week.
Miss Mamie Ellis, of Prairie Home
was among the visitors to the Vine Clad
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs Nat Townsend. Mrs. Joe
Scott and Miss Roxie Pearson, returned
from the st. Louis fair, last week.