The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-03

Mrs. Henry Mitchell, landlady of the
Nevada house, was visiting a. Joplin one
day last week. She was accompanied on
her return by Miss Annie Payton, one of
Joplin's prettiest little girls, who will re-
main here several weeks, guest Of the
Nevada house.
| wARRENSBURG.
Miss Emma Jean Blakeslee, Of Holden,
was visiting friends here last week.
Mrs James Bryson and son, of SedaIia
are visiting the family of w. A. Bryson,
IN this city.
Miss Emma Dufield has returned
from q visit of several months to her sister,
in Barton county.
Miss Josie Shryack will begin q
| two months term of school at the Reese
building. tomorrow.
Senator and Mrs. F. NJ. Cockrell are
at home again, the former from Washing
ton, and the latter from Jefferson CITY.
Miss Mite Ross returned Friday
evening, from st. Louis, and will accept q
position in Rosenthal's dry goods store.
| Miss Matte Miller returned Wednes-
day from Blue MoRpd. Kansas, where she
had been wishing her aunt, Mrs. L. L
Dick.
Rev. B. F. January has removed his
family TO Oak Grove, Jackson county,
where he is the pastor of the Methodist
church.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Staley returned
Thursday evening. from Eagle Lake, Tex
as. where they had been 10 visit their son,
George
Miss Luella Hughes, Matte Elliott
and Fannie Homertoue and Mrs. H. Y.
Hughes start this morning to visit friends
in Kentucky. They will visit Mammoth
cave and other places of interest
Miss Hattie Howard, who was teach
er in the public schools her, is visiting
relatives in Emporis, Kansas. She will
return in June, TO attend commencement
exercises at the Normal, and then 60 to her
home in Columbus, Ohio.
The "Pink Tea Party" given BY tn.
ladies Of the Market street NJ f.. hurch, ut
Empire hall, last Friday evening, was n
grand success, financially and otherwise.
A large audience was present, a splendid
supper served, the music and recitaiive ex-
ercises were remarkably brilliant, and
eyerpthing went "merry as a marriage
bell" All the fair walters and saleslades
were clad in pink the furniture was
trimmed in pink ribbons, and even the
the decorations on the stage and pillars
were of the same bright hue. The exer-
cises on the stage were under the manage
ment of Prof. COnable The fancy coun.
tiers were presided over by Misses Maria
Luvin and Emma Elliott, while Misses
Matte Elliott and Carrie Tory had charge
| of the flower stalls, Were were sold button
| hole boquets and rare and delicate ported,
plants and flowers.
CLINTON.
Mrs. Misskimmon, of Whitesborv,
Texas, arrived here Tuesday evening, and
will remain several days.
MIR. j. b. Crissman and wife came up
from Rich Hill Wednesday morning, and
will pay weeks visit to his parents.
Miss Pearly Shannon died Of consump-
ton last Tuesday night, at the r.sidenre of
her parents on North Washington street.
Little Edna Guillum LETT for DesMoines,
Iowa, Wednesday morning, where she goes
to make her home with her uncle, Don
Fike.
Mrs. Jennie Drake, who has been visit
ing friends here for the past two weeks,
left for her home in Appleton City last
Tuesday night.
Mrs Thos. Cheek and family, of Ha-
vsna, ILL.,, sister-in-lsw of s. e. Cheek and
Austin, arrived here Tuesday night and
are stopping with Mrs. Austin.
Mr. Ray. of Parsons, Kansas, father
OF Miss Alice Ray, our lady operator, came
up last Tuesday night on a visit to his
daughter returning home wednesday
morning.
Mrs Anna Doss, of Nevada, stopped
of in Clinton last Tuesday night, and will
visit her uncle, w. H. Dodge, and other
relatives. Mrs. Doss is on her way to New
York.
Mrs. r. r. Pierce, of st. Louis, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Lulu Otrom,
left. Monday evening, for Wichita, Kansas,
where they 60 to visit a married daughter
of Mrs. Pierce. From there Miss Lulu
will 60 to Dallas. Texas, to visit an uncle,
and her mother will return TO st. Louis.
Mrs Judge CAN'T entertained a few
young ladies last Saturday evening in her
usual happy manner. After partakirg of
an elegant tea, the party repaired to the
drawing room, where mirth and laughter
reigned supreme. All went home fully
imbued with the conviction that Is hos
tess, Mrs. CAN'T is unexcelled. Among
those present were: Misses Garth, High
note, Gist, Bedford, Kennedy, KiDcannon,
May and Mrs. Gardner.
HOLDEN.
Miss Fannie Crisp, of Exeter: Ills,
arrived in Holden last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Reeder McCabe, of Eaton, Ohio
is visiting the family Of Judge Orr, of this
city.
Miss May Potter was visiting friends
in Kansas City during a portion of last
week.
Mrs Hall has returned from Butler
where she has been visiting her son Char