The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-21

the Misses Ewing, Miss He ath and several
others; Messrs. Massie, Thornton, Cliff
Wood, <. c. Wood, Blankenship, Ethey
Lampkin, Jerome and Gus Boarman, Tom
Clark, DIR. Heylmun and one or two others.
RICHMOND.
Miss Dora Young, one of. the fair
bellies OF Millville, is in the city on visit,
the guest OF Miss Cora Bohannon.
Mrs. Laura Heating, of Kansas City,
a cousin of Mrs. NJ. X. Wise, arrived in
our city Monday night and will remain
for short time.
Mrs. Beardsley, wife of Rev. HI. s.
Beardsley, from Denver, Colorado, passed
through the city few DAYS since, with
her two children, on visit to relatives.
L. T. Rich and lady left Wednesday
for Nashville and the sunny south, where,
it is to be hoped, that he may recover his
lost health amid the magnolia groves of
the Louisianas or the sunny glades OF
Florida.
Samuel Ashley, wife and son. from
SaguOche, COL, have been spending some
time with friends and relatives in Ray
county, their odd home, and will extend
their trip to Kentucky. They are well
pleased with their western home.
LEXINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cars visited friends in
Independence last week.
Mrs. Fannie Durfee, OF Carthage, Mo-,
is visiting Miss Lizzie Taubman.
The Baptist Female college of this
city will give a grand concert at Coates
opera house, Kansas City, on the evening
Of March 3Oth.
The Kansas City Journal OF Tuesday,
in speaking of the Temple benefit concert
at Coates opera house on Monday night, in
which the stars we're from Lexington, has
the following Hattering notice: "Mrs
FOOte gave a selection from Verdi, for
which she received a recall, when she sang
Little White Rose" with good effect.
Her voice is neither full nor strong, but
she has good expression and shows good
culture in her method. Miss Katie Hollis
sang "I'na Voca POGO Fa" with much
sweetness and expression, and on a recall
sang seriO-comic song, which pleased the
audience SO we'll that she was called back
three times. The songs of Mr.. A. w.
Smith, Il Fear no Foe" and 1.-THE Gallants
of England" were the gems OF the even
ing. Mr.. Smith has powerful, rich bari
tone voice, and his numbers were received
with long continued applause"
HARRIsoNvILLE.
Miss Maggie Bennett, of Freeman, is
visiting Miss Nora Foster.
Miss Hattie Stevens is in the city
visiting Miss Susie Shepard.
Mr.. Otto Thumb and lady returned
from Indiana last Wednesday.
Miss Leila Stevens is in the city Wis
iteng her sister, Mrs. j. &. Jones.
Mrs. Helan Keller, of Kansas City, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen Glenn.
Mrs. Thornton, OF Pleasant Hill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. w. Byram.
Mrs. A. o. Ross and her son, Mr..
Philip Ross, left last Monday evening for
their home in Indiana.
Mrs. Robert Van Horn (nee Miss
Kate Finney) is visiting in this city, the
guest of Mrs. G. W. Feeley.
Mr.. James Arnold left last Saturday
Tor Cincinnati, to be gone two weeks. Mrs.
Arnold will return with him.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give dinner from II to o'clock on
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Miss Clara Shepard returned from
Carthage last Saturday morning, where
she has been visiting Miss Stella Harding.
Mrs. johnson, Of East Wall street, left !
last Saturday to visit her daughter in
Kansas. The latter has been
visiting friends in this city lately.
The musical professor of the Baptist |
Female college at Lexington, will give
concert at Kansas City on the evening of |
March 3lst. Miss Belle Givan. daughter |
IF Judge Givan, of this city, has been
selected as one of the performers.
MExYCO.
Mrs. j. j. Hadsn is visiting in Little |
Rock, Ark.
R b. True is at home on visit at
Hardin College.
Mrs. VIM. Harper was in Jonesburg
asst week on a visit.
Mrs. May Turner, OF Sturgeon, is Wis
ting Mrs. VIM. Wallace.
Miss Mary Carols many friends are
,lad to see her home again
Mrs. F. F. Danley, of Jonesbury, was
n town on visit last week.
Miss Rosa Reed has been visiting |
friends and relatives in Moberly.
Mrs. H. Glasscock has been visiting |
riends and relatives in Hannibal.
Miss Minnie Tomlinson has returned |
rom q pleasant visit to Liberty, Mo.
Mrs. VIM. Woodlsn and daughter |
nave been visiting in New Florence.
Miss Mamie Rines is visiting her |
riend, Miss Sophia Hogan, of st. Louis.
Miss Lena Wooten, Of Russellville,
Ky, is visiting the family of J. A. Spence.
Miss Henrietta Gooch has returned |
rom a pleasant visit to Iron Mountain,
No.
Mrs. c. G.. Daniel, of Vandalia, is
'isiting the family of A. B. Daniel, OF this
.ity.
Miss Capt. J. L. Stephenson, of Mar
hall, is visiting the family of w. X.