The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-20
her son and daughter. was the guest of Col
J. NJ. Eddy's family last week.

Johnnie and Roy, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. Manning, of st. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs. Marsh p. Wright, who
visited friends i'm this city yesterday, re-
turned to their home in Clinton last night,
MIR. and Mrs. Cremea, of the Hoffman
hotel. McAllister springs, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman, of this city, last
week.
Miss leila Hutchinson, who has been
attending school i'm this city, left Friday
evening for her home in Nebraska City,
! Nebraska.
MIR. NJ Harter purchased an elegant
upright piano at Mr.. Jno. Starks
music emporium, yesterday, as present for
his wife.
Mrs Arthur Grimshaw, of Jefferson
City, visited her relatives. the families of
Mr.. B. III. Ingram and Geo. L. Faulhaber,
| last week.
Mrs. W. A. Kerkendall, of Brunswick,
No. is in the city She came up to visit
the family OF Mr.. James Smith, who lives
near this city.
/ A number of our society ladies are
developing taste for equestrianism which,
when we'll practiced, will afford them a
fine field Of genuine enjoyment.
Miss Jael Gentry and Miss Ella Por.
ter, OF this city, attended the State Sunday
SchOO, Association of the Christian
church at Marshall, last week
Mss Sue Evans has returned from her
school duties at the +. A. seminary at
Lexington. and her CAV presence will add
much to the social circle during the sum-
mer
Miss Jasper Bocock, of Boonville, ar.
rived i'm the CITY Yesterday morning. and
was the gnest of Capt. and Mrs. Demuth
Miss Bocock left this morning for Vir.
ginia.
Mrs. H. &. Demuth, (nee Miss Dora
Lamv,l of Sedalia, was i'm town this week
attending the closing exercises of the
kemper Family School. -Boonville Ad-
yertlSer.
Misses Bette and Mary Gentry are
still in ST. Louis visiting Mrs. Theo. Shell
ton, and little white winged messengers
report that they are having veIy enjoy
able time.
Mrs. f. A Rowland. of IIopkinsville,
Kentucky. mother of Mrs. Mn. hampton,
! Of this city, who was reported as being
dangerously i'll, in another column, has
since died
Mrs. Annis keever and Misses Ollie
and Ida Dugan. Of Ohio. who have been
visiting friends i'm this city, attended the
Normal school commencement at Warrens-
burg, last Thursday.
Mr.. Thos. Kehoe and Mr. Miller Bull
lard will spend Sunday in Fort Scott with
their friend, Mr.. Walburn. The young
ladies of that city, it is to be hoped, will
treat them tenderly.
Mrs. S. A. Lowe. of ST. Louis, ar
rived in town Yesterday afternoon, on a
visit to her son. Mr. F. S. Lowe. She will
remain here a few DAYS and go to Kansas
CITY, on a visit 10 her daughter i'm that
city.
Information reached this city yester-
dav that the mother of Mrs NJ. NJ Lamp
ton, lady of eighty years, was lying dam
gerously i'll at her home i'm Hopkinsville.
Kentucky. Owing to her advanced age.
il is thought her death would inevitably
be the result.
Mrs. W. T. Lewis and Mrs. Deborah
Henry, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, sisters of X c.
and W H. Woods, of the f. & T. shops,
are in the city. They come TO make a visit
10 their brothers, who have long been resi-
dents Of the city, and to see the Indians of
the BAzoo tribe in the far west.
Miss Minnie Brown, who has been
attending the Wesleyan college at Cincin-
natl. and who is said to be one of the finest
pupils in music of that institution, passed
through this city Friday evening, on her
way to her home i'm Nebraska CITY, Ne
braska.
Miss Lena Gallie, who h Us been at
tending the Wesleyan college at Cincin-
natl, arrived i'm this city Friday evening.
Her many friends and admirers will be
glad to welcome her. as Miss Lena is, in
truth. an accomplished and intelligent
young lady, and her presence lends charm
10 the social circle second To none.
Miss Minnie RUSSELL the we'll known
and talented elocutiOnist of St. Louis will
give an entertainment i'm the large dam
cling hall at Sweet Springs Immediately
after the adjournment of the State Teach
ers Convention which will he held there
next week. The entertainment will take
place Friday evening, and as Miss Minnie
will be assisted by talented musical people
of Kansas Cityand st. Louis the affair will
undoubtedly be very pleasant one.
A group of Normal school girls from
Warrensburg, were at the Union depot
yesterday awaiting the departure Of the
train south. Time hung heavily on their
hands, head and feet, and they went to
playing Crack the whip i'm the most ap-
proved style, when one fell, a although
she did not hurt herself, she displayed a
length of we'll filled red hose that made
tie only modest reporter in Sedalia blush,
his color vieins in him with the hose.