The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-02

| -oeorge Taylor, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Nettie, and little niece
Laura, were N Lamonte last week.
Miss Lulu White, one of Lamonte's
charming young ladies, went to Pheasant
Hill Sunday evening, where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Taylor, accompanied by her
two little daughters, Pearle and Ettoiwiil
are visiting friends and relatives in Lee
Summit.
Miss Miltie Hull who has been attend.
ing school in Lexington, returned home to
spend the holidays with her parents
Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie Darlington, of Holden
Who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Bolts, during tbs past week, returned
home Tue day evening.
Mrs. Neal, accompanied by her son,
John, LETT Friday evening for Vernon
county to visit Mrs. Mary j. McAninch,
Mrs. Meals Oldest daughter, who is very
low With typhoid fever.
HARRISBURG.
j. Fl. Kinsel is visiting in Marshall.
Mrs. Kiusel and children are visiting
relatives at Marshall.
John Fuller, of Pleasant Hill, was
visiting friends Sunday.
Miss Emua Jean Blakeslee is visiting
Mrs. Waddy Thompson.
Rev. Lamar, of Butler, is visiting rel
atives south vi this city.
Miss Fannie Bailey has returned to
her home in Independence.
Mr.. VIM. Lowe will spend the remain.
der OF the winter in Florida.
Miss Matte Kennedy, of Sedalia, is
visiting Miss Mittee Cofman.
Mrs. Jennings. of SedaIia, is visiting
friends In Post Oak township.
Mrs Helen Colvin, of HiIlsboro, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Prof. Turner Hornbuckle came from
Warsaw TO spend the holidays.
Married, on the 18th, at Holden, Rob-
ert Calhoun and Miss Lydia Lands.
Mrs. Mamie Sparks and children are
visiting relatives in Little Rock, Ark.
Alex. jackson. of Butler, is spending
the holidays with Warrepsburg friends.
Misses Fannie Thompson and Bette
Lobban are visiting friends in Boonyille
-Theo. Harris, of Pleasant Hill, came
down Sunday night to spend the holidays.
Sterling Tyler, who is attending school
in Kansas City, is spending the holidays at
home.
Misses Jennie Morrow and Mamie
Rider spent Christmas In Sedslia with
friends.
Misses Dovie Barley and Gussie Shy
are visiting in this city, the guests of Miss
Nellie ShOckey.
Frank Robinson, who is attending
school at Boonville, is spending the holi-
days with his parents
DIR. Gus Criss and Adolph Landes at
tended the fancy dress ball at Pleasant
Hill Wednesday night.
Married, in this city, Dec. oath, Mr..
Thomas LaDnum and Miss Mary Anderson,
Rev. A. L. Barr officiating.
Mr.. Fred Dunn, foreman of the
Times composing room, spent last Sunday
with his uncle, Rev. j. Spencer.
MIR and Mrs J. u Strobe, of Holden,
spent Christmas In this city, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Middleton.
Miss Fanny Bailey, who has been Wis
iting Miss Nellie Rogers, in this city, has
returned TO her home in Independence. Mo.
Mrs. Finch gave little coffee" to q |
number of her lady friends Friday after
noon, at her residence ON Mcguire steet. |
Coffee and cake. with native wine were |
served. The guests present were, Mrs. |
Mrs. Hillhouse and Mrs. Gross. |
The following young ladies, now teach
ing. spent the Christmas holidays in and |
near the city: Miss Flora Zoll, Atchison,
Kansas; Miss Jennie Bratton, Lamar, Mo-;
Misses Mary and Jennie Wilson, Marshall,
Mo-; Misses Bette Duffield, Bette HOuts,
Fannie Thornton and Bette ZOll, Knob |
noster.
Miss Mittee COHman entertained q |
lew of her friends Tuesday evening. Among
hose present were: Misses Matte Ken
nedy, Laura Smith, Julia fitch and Dol
lie Fisher. Messrs. Oscar Simpson, Harry
Clark. Lee Byler, of Sedalia; Ollie Terry,
of Lamonte; Wn. Toll, Charlie Williams
and Frank Wac, u.
Miss Julia Fitch gave y social party
10 number of her associates, Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served, and
Among the guests present were Misses
Matte Kennedy, of Sedalia, Laura Smith,
Dollie Fisher, Mittie CouShman, Messrs.
Joseph Smith, Oscar Simpson, Charles
Frank Wsdell and Willie Zoll.
Christmas has been unusually quiet
the city, there being but few
'ocial gatherings. At present, the indica-
lens are that not more than dozen ladies
will keep "open house" tomorrow. The
custom, so popular in eastern cities, has
lot gained foothold here, and is not very
observed, so many Of the society
oeoplt have married and "grown DID," that
Fhat few are left hsve become discouraged,
md settled dewn to stern realities of life,
without any of the glare and glamour Of
Ociety.
The following young gentlemen,
ormer residents of this city, spent the hol-
DAYS here: Stanley Rogers. Kansas Civ