The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09
quite favorite. and her death cast gloom

quite favorite. and her death cast gloom
over the town.
Mr.. Otis Smith, formerly of this city,
at present Of Joplin, passed through this
city Friday night en- route 10 st. Louis,
where he will continue bis studies at the
medical college.
Mr.. C. w. Turnham. wife and young
daughter returned last Tuesday from Eure-
ka Springs, whittier they had been called
on account of Mr.. Turnhamis health. The
visit has proved of considerable benefit.
Rev. H. r. Miller and wife will leave
for Paris. ILL.,, tomorrow, where they will
attend family reunion at that point next
Thursday. The affair is to be on grand
scale and it is expected there will be alarge
number Of relatives present.
MIR. and Mrs. Herb Minis are still Wis
iting friends in Washington City. but will
leave that point next Tuesday, on their
home~ard route, stopping at Kswanee, Ill
inois, however. for brief visit ere return.
ing here. They will go to house keeping
soon.
The teachers of Broadway school had
pleasant meeting yesterday and organized
a society which will meet hereafter month
ly to discuss methods of school work, ETC.
The president is Mr.. ]. NJ. Holloway, and it
thought the meeting can be made very
profitable.
The congregational church folks will
give a social at the residence of Rev. A. J.
Van Wagner, next Thursday night. They
also have in contemplation in the near flu
ture, social in which all the ladies will
be enmasque and sold to the highest bidder
among the gentlemen.
Mrs. B. F. Harris and family of Fay
cite county, Pa, are the guests of their
relatives, DR.. aud Mr. Shan yfelt, but will
leave this evening for Lamar, where they
will visit friends. Mr.. Harris is an enter
prising farmer. and will purchase land in
this state before returning to the east.
Mrs, P. G. Frazier and Mrs. ]. H,
Dey will return from st. Louis Monday
evening or Tuesday morning. 1t is proba.
BILE also that Mrs. J.W. Truxel will re.
turn with them. These ladies took some
very fine specimens of embroidery to the
fair but it is impossible 10 learn at this
early day the result.
The marriage of Miss Mary McKeen
and Mr.. Gus Houston, will take place next
Wednesday evening at the family residence
on Washington avenue. One hundred and
fifty invitations have been sent out and il
is probable large number will be present
to witness the ceremony. Rev. Beattie will
be the officiating minister.
Mrs. VIM. Latour, who has lately re-
turned from an eastern tour, in speaking of
the many attractions witnessed saws that
the spectacular play, "The Naisd Que,n,"
given at Niblo's garden in New York, ex-
celled anything of the kind ever before the
public. The electric lights with which the
actors adorned their costumes were gor-
geous in the extreme.
The wedding of Mr. jeff Conror and
Miss Minnie NJ STREET. will take place Tues
day evening. October 10th, at the residence
of the brides parents, near Clifton, Cooper
county. The attendants will be Miss Susie
Fray, Lamine Mo-, and DIR. Ned Yancy,
Mr. Fred Connor, Of this city. Misses Lille
Connor and Hattie Elliott will act as flower
girls
Judge John A. Lacy, Supreme repre-
sentative, and Mr.. w. A. Radcliffe, grand
chancellor of the order of Knights of Py-
thias, visited the Marshall lodge No. 81.
Tuesday night, giving instruction and en-
oouragement. After the lodge adjourned
there was genial meeting at the opera
dining hall, where shoals of the lucious
bivalves were discussed, and much fun en-
sued Saline County Progress
The Broadway PRESBYTERIAN church
which will be dedicated TO-DAY has been
beautifully decorated with flowers and
autumn leaves for the occasion. A large
cross of autumn leaves will be above the
altar and a very lovely basket of flowers
which was received by a young lady on
Broadway, from friend in ST. Louis, has
been kindly donated for the purpose, and
will be used to decorate the pulpit.
Rev and Mrs. Jackson went to Harris
onville last week, where they attended the
wedding of their niece, Miss Belle Givans,
the handsome daughter of Judge Givans,
and Mr.. Charles Allen, promising young
banker of Pierce City, Mo. The wedding
was very elegant affair and the young
couple received many costly presents.
Rev. Jackson has returned TO this CITY. but
Mrs Jackson will not be at home until to-
morrow.
Miss Jennie Dutton, who sang so finely
at the Remenyi concert Thursday, wore a
cream and canary brocade, combined with
wine colored velvet. The front of the skirt
was made perfectly plain with the excep-
ton of the bottom which vas cut in squares
and fell over fiounce of thu velvet, be
meath which was founce of the brocade.
The waist aud draperies were of the velvet,
the back falling in long train which was
cut in squares and filled in with the bro
cade. AS notable fact, Miss Dut,on wore
no ornaments.
Mrs. E. E. Mcclellan returned last
Thursday morning from ST. Louis, where
she not only visited the leading dressmak.
ing establishments al brought many new
ideas Of style, bu: pl .ced her sister, Miss
Julia Castle, unu,r the instruction OF Prof.
Pappin, an able musician and leader of one
of the most powerful musical organizations
In the country The professor smoke very