The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
SEDAIlA.

communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
Sazso Office, Sedalia. Mo.
SEDAIIA.
Mrs. w. S. Shirk and children are
visiting friends in Warsaw.
Mrs. J. K Merrifeld visited her pa
rents in Lexington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Barber are visiting
friends in the Lone Star state.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Gould have re-
turned from their trip to Indiana.
DIR. Il. +. Smith and daughter, of
Windsor, were in the city Monday last.
1s-Mrs. H. T. Lemist, who has been
quite I'LL, is reported TO be somewhat better.
Mrs. F. J. Mcclure and young lady
friend, visited friends in Houstonia last
week.
Mrs. Louis Deutsch and little
daughter, Dollie, are visiting friends in
St. Louis
Mrs. r. B. Morris, of GAINESVILLE, is in
this city visiting Mesdames Herold and
Craycroft.
Mrs w. T. Brewster, of Elmwood,
Illinois, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Van Wagner.
MISS Sallie Potter is visiting friends
In ST. Louis, and probably attended the
Patti concert.
Mr.. c. II. Sneider and wife, of Clinton,
passed through this city Wednesday, on
their wav to St. Louis.
Mrs. G. w. Nelson left for California.
Mo, on the east bound Pacific yesterday
20 pay a visit to her parents.
Mrs. S. E. Lyon is visiting her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Louis Philippi, at Crystal City.
She will remain about month.
Mrs. J. c. Anderson has returned from
Quincy, ILL.,, where she was recently
called by the death of her father.
Mrs. James HOoten passed through
this city last Wednesday, on her way from
Lexington to her home in St. Louis.
Miss Clara Maus, of Jefferson City, ac-
companied by Miss Carrie Gundlefinger,
visited Mrs. OFT, of this city, last week.
Miss Fannie Garth. one of the teach
ers In the Clinton public school, is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Gray.
Miss Emma Davis is spending short
season in St. Louis with relatives. She
of course went to hear the famous Patti"
Miss Ella James. of Lexington, an in
innate friend of Mrs. James Merri6eld
will make her home i'm this city for sea-
son.
Mrs. Frank Trumbull did not return
40 St. Louis last Monday with her hus-
band, but tarried yet while longer with
her parents in this city.
Mrs w. Z. Steele and her stepson.
Geo. B. Steele, arrived from Lexington last
Il, 4 h.. har
law, Mrs. W. A. McMillen.
The ladies of the East Sedalia Baptist
church gave a very enjoyable social at the
residence of Mrs. Huff, on East Fifth
street, last Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G. Moore since the
death of their daughter, Mrs. s. K Bull
lard, have left their beautiful country resi-
dence and removed to this city.
Miss Mary Ballinger is spending sew
eral days in St. Louis. Miss Wood ac-
companied her to the train TO wish her a
safe journey and speedy return.
Miss Ida Means and her mother, of
Warsaw, passed through this city Wednes-
day last on their way to Colorado Springs,
where they expect TO remain year.
Miss Katie Hunt, who is a student at
Moore d Fraker's college, received the
congratulations of her teachers a few DAYS
ago, on being told she was the best practi-
cal penman In the school.
The Assembly" contemplate giving a
grand masquerade ball at Slcher's park
hotel. February Dist. 1t will be under
careful management, and no doubt will be
very pleasant and ENJOYABLE affair.
Several of our society gentleman have
received invitations TO attend a grand
masquerade ball to be given bv the Big
Ten" club at Wilson's opera house, indie
pendence, Mo, February 9th.
Mr. F. j. Heath, chief passenger clerk
of the ST. Louis Il 5. +. railroad. accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Lizzie Heath,
are paying a visit to their brother, W. H.
Heath, 222 East Fifth street, in this city.
Miss Ida Let's, daughter of Rev John
Let's, who has been attending school al
Columbia, and who has been quite I'LL foi
some time, came home last Wednesday
She will remain until fully restored to
health.
Mrs s. l.. Highleyman, wife and
niece. Mrs. Ella Hammond, of Des Moines
Iowa; Major, J. III. Dowland. Ed Houx,
j. III. Boutwell, and Miller Bullard attend
ed the grand Patti concert in St. Louis
last night.
Cards have been ordered for the mar
riage of Miss Lucy L. Willison and Mr.
Henry c. Fisher, at Fishertown, Indian
Territory, at o'clock p. M, February 23
The wedding will be gilt-edged in every
particular.