The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-26

and other points in the east. She will be
met at Indianapolis by her mother, Mrs.
Minor, who will accompany her. Mrs.
Jennings will be joined by her husband
about the LIST of August, and will visit
Long Branch and Saratoga, ere returning
to this city about the LIST of September.
Society Elsewhere.
wARRENsBURG.
TON Crittenden, jr., is in the city.
Levin II. Campbell left for Texas on q
brief visit.
Mrs. NJ. T. Robson, of Holden, is Wis.,
iting in the city.
Judge Frye; came down from Kings
vile Wednesday.
Mrs. Scott Mccoy, Of Holden, is visit
ing Mrs. Jake Hirsch.
Miss Venie Houck, of Holden, is Wis
iting Miss Nellie Shockey.
Mrs Chas. Kuntz presented her hus-
band with a fine boy Tuesday.
Miss Matte Coffman returned Monday
from a visit with Sedalia friends.
Mrs. ]. w. Mittong and Mrs. Frank
Houck. of Holden, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Ollie Terrell, q young INGREDIENT
from Bolton, Cass county, is visiting in the
city.
Mr.. Thomas Eram, of Pleasant Hill,
was visiting his mother in this city last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stewart are moving
into their elegant new Grover street resi-
dence this week.
Mr. Geo. w. Weller and Miss Mittie
Ross we're quietly married at the Eads ho-
tel in this city, Wednesday night The
happy couple took the east-bound train for
ST. Louis.
Mrs. Harvey Sullivan is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wise. At CAL
houn.
Mr.. A. Moffat and Miss Richardson, of
LongwOod, Mo-, are the guests OF Mr.. AL
Wood and family.
WIN. r. Terry and family, accompa
MED by his mother and sister, all of Fulton
Mo-, are visiting Mr.. Terry's brother, Thos.
Terry. who resides south of town.
Mrs. Mollie Gibson, accompanied BY
her son and daughter, Eugene and little
l ia uOuStOuid, UO.s tCll
morning for Upperville, Va, and will re.
main. visiting friends and relatives, until
the first of September.
| KNoBNosTER
Miss Stella Overton, Wysndotte, Kan
sas, is wishing relatives in Knobnoster.
| Misses Markey, Stoner and Wampler
the young ladies from Dayton. Ohio, who
were visiting the Wamplers north of thi!
place, returned to their homes last week.
Miss Mollie Miller left, Friday morn
ing, for her home near Fulton. She val
accompanied BY her cousins, John and Mis-
Minnie, who proceeded from t ere to visit
relatives in Northeast Missouri.
The ice cream sociable, held at the res
idence of Elder w. A. Cravens last Tues
day night was q success. 1t was given b,
a society of ladies belonging to the o. S
Presbyterian church, and was for plessur
alone.
Mr.. JEFF. Bradford, who now reside.
with his family at Omaha, was in town OF
visit to friends Monday.
Mrs AL. Leard and family, in com
pany with Mrs. Milt Crowder, paid visi
to friends in Kansas City last week.
Mrs. Louis Mehl, of Concordia, cam
up on visit to Mrs. Crist. Kist last Fri
day and attended the Turn Verein picnic
| Mrs. John c. Young and daughter
Mrs. George NJ. Mountjoy and daughter
and Mr.. John Bowman left for Eldorad
springs Wednesday, 10 be absent severs
weeks.
| uAppysoNvTTIr
. Miss May Jackson has been selected q
one of the teachers for the Rich Hill pub
lie school. So says the Mining Review Q
last week.
, The Baptist mite society will give
lawn party at the residence of Mr.. job
Angle, on next Tuesday evening, the 26t
inst. ALI are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Lizzie Allen, daughter of w. q
Allen, esq.,, returned from Fayette las
Thursday, where she has been attendin
school at Central college for the past yea
At the close of the commencement exeI
cises she received a gold medal, being th
prize for the best scholarship. The grad
allowed her was 91-the highest ever Al
tanned by any student in the thirty yean
history Of the college.
The festival on Tuesday night, give
by the ladies of the Christian church, Va
success. The ladies spared no pains
make the occasion pleasant and enjoyable
and there was good attendance. The Il
. bles were decorated with flowers, and pr
sided over by ladies who were very after
tive to the guests. The ice cream, raspbeI
l ,ies and cake served were delicious. II
! HaHisonville band was kind enough I