The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-06
LA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDA Y, NOVEMBER g. 1883.

A very pleasan, party and an elegant
supper was given st the country residence
OF Mr.. j. X. Hartman, last week, In honor
of Miss Teal and Mrs Castevens, the
friends Of Miss Anna t Wyatt.
Miss Mamie Humphrey returned from
Burlington and Neosho Falls, Kansas, last
week. Ii will be remembered that Miss
Humphrey spent the summer in Colorado
With her parents. but stopped over on heI
return TO visi: friends in in the above
named places.
MANY iof our people will remember Miss
Bette HIerOnymus, sister OF Mrs. Pace
VINO has spent part Of the past two years
in this city. On the oath, inst. Miss Hi
cronymns was married TO Mr.. WIN. Blink
ley, a very estimable young man of Pettls
county. The young couple were up las,
week spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pace, where they met many OF their
friends.
MoBERLY
Miss Lowensteip, of Moberly, and
Ms Baum Of Macon, are visiting in
Huntsville.
The Knights and Ladi OF Honor
held their regular meeting in the Odd
Fellows hall Monday night.
Miss Stella REYNOLDS, Of tIarksville'
Mo, who has been visiting Mrs. T.. +
Campbell, returned home Monday.
Miss Greenwood, the graceful and ac-
compiished el' cutionis,, is training a very
large elias, in the art OF reading and spell
ing with elegance.
Mrs Raymond, of Chillicothe, mother
Of Mrs. Joe Hari is, is visiting her on hes
way home from Muscsiine, Iowa, where
she has been attending the Temperance
convention.
Ben Cole and wife have returned from
visit to Chicago and Green Bay, Wis
Robert Walker and wife, who hrve
been visiting Col. A. NJ. Cofiey, left Tues
day morning to see friends in Upton.
Miss Mollie Heed came down from the
burg On a short visit one day last week and
returned with the crowd Sunday evening.
AT tie same time and place, Miss En-
nor WoodforA Springfield 10 Mr.. Adam
Rogers. Elder w. A. Cravens officiating in
both instances.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, northeast of KnobpOster, on Tues
day, Oct 80, 1883, Miss Mary Emmase,ta
Struggled to MIR. Will E Reed.
Misses Sara Beard. Matte VSn Aus
dali and Matte Shafer, all Normal students,
wOrshipped At home last Lords day and
returned to their studies on No /.
j. NJ. Kerr and family left Saturday
evening for visit in Jackson county. He
returned home Monday morning, leaving
JEFFERSON CITY.
Miss Nellie Cole, of Winfield, Kan, a
brunette, arrived in the city
Wednesday and is the guest Of Miss Mit,ie
Watson during her visit.
MIR. W.. Zevely, accompanied by Mr..
H. A. Newman, left Tuesday for Linn,
Usage county, to attend the wedding Of Mr..
Zevely's cousin, Miss Belle ZAvelv, daughter
of the late Col. Zevely, to Prof q. I. Davis.
The wedding took place Wednesday even
ing.
wARRENsBURG.
Judge and Mrs. N. W. Givan LEI,
Tuesday evening for their home in Harri-
sonyille.
Mrs. VIM. Shelton and daughter re-
turned last Wednesday from q visit TO
friends and relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. Lou Hill, of Warsaw, Benton
county, is il the city visiting old friends.
Size is now the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Zoll,
West CultOn street.
Miss Fannie Thompson left Saturday
morning ior a visit to Mrs. Reid, of Boon.
Vile. Her stay in the "vineclad" city
will probably last all winter.
Mrs. Dav and her daughter, Mrs. D. P.
Frazier, of Minneapolis, MINI, who have
been visiting Mrs. s. P. Sparks, in this city,
they will remain few weeks before going
south for the winter.
cards of invitation have been issued
for the, wedding of Mr.. Samuel NJ. Revn-
Dlds, of Shawnee Mound, Mo-, and Miss
A. Corder, of Corder, lafayette
county, Mo-, at the latter place, Wednes-
day afternoon, November 7th, at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Reynolds is q brother of Mr. VIM.
of this township, and has many
friends here, as has also the young lady
who is to be his bride.
On Wednesday,, Oct. 80, 1873, Mr..
James NJ. Upton, of this city, and Miss
Bette A. Brown, daughter of Simpson and
Elizabeth Brown, of Hazel Hill township,
were united in holy and happy wedlock by
Rev. L. NJ. Philips. the then pastor of the
Methodist church, Of this city.
The fifth or wooden" anniversary of the
event occurred last Tuesday. which was
made the occasion of q celebration by the
friends of the gentleman and his wife.
Their residence on Dan street was taken
possession of at o'clock by q merry party
,f young people who assembled to the
number Of twenty. Mrs. Upton had pre-
pared a magnificent supper, which was
pariaken of games and pastimes whiled
he hours away, all uniting in the toast,
Long life and many returns to the genial
iost and hostess" Among those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Russell, Mrs.
Tom Harris, Misses Fannie Aide, Jessie
Rogers, Fannie, Elite and Ida Brown, Cora
Shields, Sallie Hornbuckle, Laura Smith,