The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-19

Miss Ada Greenwood, of Kansas City,
will give an elocutionary reading at the
Cum berland Presby terrain church, next
Tuesday evening.
The ladies OF the Cumberland Preeby-
terrain church gave New England" sup
per at the court house Friday night. 1t
was a very pleasant affair, and q financial
success.
Miss Jennie Morrow and DR. Gus
Cress won the prize at the skating rink,
Saturday evening week ago. 1t was .
splendid toilet set-brush, comb and hand.
glass, in q satin-lined, double hinged case.
Married. at the residence of the brides
parents. on Broad street, this city, Wednes-
day evening last, Miss Laura BEDFORD and
Mr.. Ernest N. johnson, of the drug firm Of
johnson 4 Son. Only few friends were
present
Mrs. Carrie Burse, Of Clinton, is visit
ing her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johns. Beebe, in Holden.
Mr.. E. e. Halsey, son Of Msjor T
Halsey, VINO has for several months BEEN
in Michigan. returned home last week.
Miss Matte Jaquith returned from
East Lynne, the latter part of last week,
where she had been visiting ten Or twelve
days.
Mr.. W. n. Snyder, . prominent in
surance man of Davenport. Iowa, was Wis.,
iting his father -in-law, w. NJ. Coventry,
Esq in this place, the first of the week.
BROWNSVILLE.
Mr.. Joseph Hcldsworth and Mr.. N.
G. Trefis. of Coulterville, Ill, uncle and
cousin Of Miss Mary and Mr.. Hillary
HOldsworth, made them q short visit and
left for their home Monday.
Mr.. w. w Vaughan, with his family,
left Wednesday evening for Mama, where
he is to engage in the drug business. Mr..
Vaughan has been for years q prosperous
merchant here, and with him are associated
some of the earliest and kindliest rec0llec.
tiOns Of Brswnsyille.
MARSHALL.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Marmaduke left, last even
ing, for visit to relatives aud friends in
Kentucky.
MIR. William PATE and bride arrived
home, last Saturday, from their wedding
tour way down in Dixie" They had
delightful trip through the sunny "lsnd Of
cotton"
MoBERLY.
Miss Tattle, sister to Frank Tuttls,
left, last week, on Q visit to NOblesville.
indiana.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church gave q mince pie sociable at the
residence of DR.. Humphrey, on Clark
street last Friday evening.
The r r. L. Club opened their enter
tainnieht sesson Friday night, with pro-
gramme OF literary delicacies that we're q
rich banquet TO ell who have an appetite
for what is both instructive and edifying
The catere ON the bill OF fare wera repre-.
sentative of the best talent of the city. and
were greeted by large audience.
-Nelse Triich one of the handsomest
young bachelors of the city entwined him
self i'm the labrinths of matrimony, We'd
nesday and In the evening entertained his
numerous friends in honor of the occa-
sion. Many of the leading citizens we're
present and attested their kind regar 9 and
high appreciation of the bridegroom and
his lovely bride.
last Wednesday night being the first
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wig
gington, a few of their friends were invited
TO wish them many happy occasions. Al
ter several hours of amusemenis, the mer.
~ crowd were checked i'm their mirth to
partake of the elegant supper prepared by
the hands OF Mrs. WiginstOn, which was
enjoyed by all present.
RICH HILL.
DIR. Kimba,l returned from Fairbury.
ILL.,, accompanied by his wife and family.
The Qui Vire club, of this city, will
give dance at the Talmsge house, Monday
evening next
Miss Maggie Wells. sister of Mrs F
E. Kellogg, OF Ohio, is visiting in the city
She will remain during the winter.
CALIFORNIA.
"A grand concert and supper will be
given at the court house on Christmas night
under the auspices of the Methodist Sunday
school.
Miss Amanda Dooly, who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. Jake Jobe, near
this city, for the past month, returned to
her home near Schell City, Vernon county,
on Sunday.
RICHMOND.
Miss Lille Jamison, accompanied by
Mrs. DIR. j w. Smith, returned TO her
home, Lexington, Tuesday morning.
PARSONS.
The cornet band boys have decided to
give . masquerade ball at the opera house
on the evening of the 18th inst.
CLINTON
Miss Ollie Lane, from GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
is visiting her brother, S. NJ. Lane, OF Clin-
TIN, and her sister, Mrs. Shaw, OF Fields
Creek.
VERSAILLES.
DIR. Campbell and wife. of Excelsior,
were in the city last Monday.
j. p. Moore and wife left for Buncetos,
their future home, last Tuesday.
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