The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-12

had been visiting her for . few days pre-
vioIs.
Miss Mary Peck, one of Rich Hill'l
blooming and fascinating young ladies, &C.
companied by her little sister Maggie, lett
last Saturday for an all summer visit Ia
relatives ut Atchison, Kansas.
Mrs. Day. of Butler, accompanied by
her pretty and accomplished little daugh-
ter, Mamie, who have been visiting at Fort
Scott for a couple of weeks, passed thro Ugh
our city Saturday, on their return home.
LEXINGTON.
Mr., J. II. Fuhr and wife, of Higgins
Vile, left Saturday on q two months visit
to friends and relatives in Warren county,
this state.
Miss Lulu Robinson went to Clinton
one day last week to act as bridesmaid at
the marriage of her friend. Miss Kat Sal
mon, former pupil Of B. F. college.
Mr.. Chas. OMalley and wife and their
children, James and Mary, arrived in this
city from County Mayo, Ireland, last week
on visit to relatives, and they may con-
Miss Bessie Bayless returned home last
Thursday, after two weeks visit to Ell
Dorado Springs, in Cedar county. She was
delighted with her visit, and says ths. al
though the town is only two years old, it
has about ], 500 inhabitants. A large num-
Der of visitors are constantly at the springs.
The concert given by the young ladies'
of the Baptist College in the opera house
Monday night, was not as largely attended
as it would have been had the circus not
have been here. The vocal and instru-
mental music was very fine. Tuesday
night the commencement exercises were
held in the opera house, and this time q
large audience greeted the young ladies.
CALIFORNIA.
Miss Lizzie Houser returned from
Warrensburg Normal School last Sstur-
day.
Miss Amelia Browder returned Friday
from an extended visit to relatives in Ken
lucky.
The dance given by The Young Mems
German Club, at Moser's hall, on Wednes-
day night of last week was largely attend
ed, and everyone present seemed to enjoy
the occasion to the fullest extent.
The impromptue dance at Sarman's
hall, Tuesday night, was an exceedingly
pleasant affair. A large number of the
young folks were present and seemed to
give themselves up entirely to the pleasures
of the hour and went in for having gen.
eral good time.
The picnic at the fair grounds Mon
day passed off pleasantly between two and
three hundred persons on the ground, a
good dinner was served, the weather was
propitious and all seemed to be enjoying
The proceeds passed for the
benefit of the Catholic church of this city.
-Married.-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents, in California, Mo-, on
Wednesday night, May 3Oth, 1883, Miss
Lulu E. Scott to Mr.. Thomas II. Chsstin,
Of Marshall, Mo-, Charles Laycock of6ciat-
ing. The evening was spent pleasantly
after enjoying good supper, there was .
least of vocal and and instrumental music. |
PARSONS, KAs.
The kindergarten gave q bird concert
1t the Baptist church Friday night.
The Young Ladies' Reading club met
Thursday afternoon with Miss Clara Bales. |
DIR. B. F. Records, of Liberty, Mo-, is
10 the city, visiting her niece, Mrs. c. w.
Charles Ward and wife, of Griggsville,
I'LL, have come to Parsons to reside. Mrs.
Ward is sister of Mrs. DR.. Nicely.
&C. F. Fa7orite started Wednesday at. |
ernoon to Dayton, Ohio, to visit his father |!
and will be absent week or ten days.
"A. p. Fraker and wife returned last |
Wednesday evening from Ellsworth, where |
hey have been visiting the past two
weeks.
will Talbot returned Wednesday |
rom Chicago, where he has been the past |
week visiting his sister, Mrs. w. G. Ad- |
xins.
The picnic of the Baptist Sunday |
chool was not held Wednesta y, owirg to |
he unfavOrable weather and will no, take |
place till next week.
Mrs. Glenn Palmer left Wednesday for /
! visit to her sister, Mrs Ann Sherman, at
;hanute, and her daughter. Mrs. Jessie
at Elk City.
Mrs F. H. Bronson, sister of Mrs.
leo. E. McGonegal, who has been visiting
lere for the past three weeks, left last
Wednesday for her home at Hamburg,
ows.