The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-29
in the city on . visit to her nephew, Mr.. J.

in the city on = visit to her nephew, Nh. J.
T. Mckee.
The members of the C. p. church will
give . strawberry festival at the city hall
OF Friday night, June LIST.
Mrs. H. w. Salmon and Mrs. Clay
Tut left for Butler Wednesday morning to
visit Mrs. Lsshbrooke, who is quite sick.
"A wedding in high life in the near
future-along the closing days Of the pres
ent months agitating society circles just
now.
Mrs. Daswell and sister, of Montrose,
were in the city Wednesday, visiting Mrs..
Jenkins, at the, residence of Mr.. ]. o.
Stump.
Mrs. Julia Stephens, of Pettis county,
after spending a week visiting relatives
near Bloomington, returned home last
Tuesday night.
Mr.. s. s. Plunkett and Miss May
Brisco left Wednesday morning for Edo
rsdo Springs. Miss Brisco will make that
her home in the future, her father having
located and engaged in the stock business
there.
Miss Theresa Goldsmith returned from
Winfield, Kansas, last Wednesday night
where she has been Tracking in the public
school for the past year. She was accom-
panied by her cousin. Miss Hulda Gold
smith. who will spend some time visiting
friends in Clinton.
CALIFORNIA.
Miss Jennie Williams is visiting rela.
tives in this city.
Miss Alice Durbin visited friends in
Upton several days the past week.
Mr.. WIN. Bacon, of Manchester, Mo-,
was visiting relatives in this city several
DAYS last week.
Miss Lima McIntire, who has been Wis
iiing friends in this city, returned to Full.
ton. last Sunday.
Mrs Mamie Downs, of Kansas City.
is visiting relatives in this city, and is the
guest Of Col. VIM. q. Howard.
Mr.. w. p. Handley and family, of
Archie, Cass county, were visiting the fam
ily of Capt. H. A Yarnell several days last
week, and returned home Saturday alter
noon.
wARRENsBURG.
%. ID. Williams and wife are visiting
at his old home in Indiana.
Miss Ida Brooks left last week to
visit friends in Mexico and Columbia,
Mo.
The banquet of the Alumni associ-
alton will be held in the basement of the
Normal.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give lawn festival in the court house
yard on Tues lay evening, June 5.
Misses Johanna Gross, and Annie
Sporting are visiting friends in Kansas
City, Wyandotte, Seneca, Kansas, and St.
Joseph, Mo.
Rev. Minard and wife, who have been
visiting friends in this city the past month.
left Tuesday for Kansas City. They will
20 from that place to their home in ILL
nOis.
Married, in this city. at the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. A. L. Barr.
Miss Sallie Rice and Mr. Robert Ewing, of
Lexington, Mo. The bride is q daughter
of John NJ. Rice. county clerk, and her
amiable disposition had won many warm
friends. The wedding was q quiet one,
only the near relatives and a few of the
most intimate friends @. the bride being
present. The happy couple departed for
Lexington, Tuesday evening.
LAMoNrE.
Miss Annie Hull, of Knob Noster, was
the guest of Mrs. p. J. Walker. Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Goodfellow, who reside
southwest Of Sedalia, were visiting friends
here Sunday.
Miss Blanche Files left Wednesday for
q ten days visit in St. Louis, the guest OF
Miss CARR Jackson.
Mrs. Chas Hughes is dangerously iii
with bronchitis, at the residence of her
father, n. T. Patrick.
BROWNSVILLE.
Miss Maud FAIRIES returned Sunday
from visit TO Marshall.
Miss Mockbee, of Pettis county, visited
Mrs. Matte Harris last week.
Mrs. q il.r, of Lexington, is visiting
her sisters, the NJ sses Drysdale.
Miss Rena Burk went to Blackburn
last Monday to remain during the summer.
Mr.. Leslie Marmaduke came up from
st. Louis last week and took brief rest at
the springs.
Rev. Hill and wife, of Houstonia, Wis
tied the family of Rev. r. II. Shaeffer last
week, on their way to attend the Methodist
Sunday school convention at Marshall.
Mrs. J. T. Wilson returned last week
from short visit to relatives in Harrison
vile. Her sister, Miss Eva Beatty, accom-
panied her home and will spend some
weeks here.
Acid PhOephate-Over-
worked Nervous Systems.