The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
Society Elsewhere.

kSoBSoSTER.
Miss Pareppa Wells has gone 10 Upton TO visit
her sister Mrs. r. w. Mcmillan.
Miss Mittie Ross Of Warrenshurg came down
to visit . couple of days last week.
-Charade party No. met at l. V. Dudley's on
Thursday night, and No. at J. n Drn:ison's
Saturday night.
A very pleasant sociable vas given TO number
of young friends by Mr.. JACOB Swingle and his Is
timable lady, ably assisted by Miss Retta MeIcer.
last Saturday night.
W. +. Yankee and lady went to wsrrensburg
Friday evening.
Miss Eva Mercer, of Elkfork township, va.
visiting Miss Mary Reece this week.
Miss Kittie McKeal, of MonIteau county, No,
is whiting her brother J. X. McKeal at this place,
and will remain couple of weeks.
Mrs. Reaser who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hall, for some time past started for her home
at Antonito, Col, Monday evening
Mrs: w. L. Shockley, of Wsrrensburg, came
down "Wednesday morning, and is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs.. Joseph Fisher. of this place.
HOLDEN.
The ball given at Enelessisn hall, on TUESDAY
evening, Feb uary Goth, by some of the young men
of this city, was decidedly the finest affair Of the
kind this season. The music, consisting Of harp
and two violins played by sons of sunny Italy"
was good, and everyone seemed 10 enjoy them
selves.
tainments because the people preclate them, and
patronize them literally. The ladies Of the NJ. K.
church conceived the idea Of giving an Old Eng
iish supper i'm conjunction with an oyster supper,
the evening OF Washington's birthday. The hall
was partitioned OF. and the east hail used
Old English kitch n, in which was the art Loan"
Our citizens were asked To contribute Ia his de-
partmeni all the old relics i'm their possession with
their age and by whom owned. il could he made
of the most attractive T. atures of the evening
The supper Was spl, ndd and every one was salts
led r.ain pf ne AZ ne frpsh
tiers, but they seemed To forget that thcy
Cd English supper, and we're expected To dine on
some very antiquated productions Among those
present from distance, noticed were Misses Lucy
Williams Ella Fise, and Tiliie Peoples, and Messrs
Charley Ut.ey, George w | ixms, Benz Roberts
ana William Day, all OF Warrensburs.
WARSAW.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. O'Nel of -. Louis are
visiting friends in warsaw.
Mr. and Mrs C. Jamison left for their home in
Ohio Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Philips and Mrs. Berwick
returned TO Nevada, No, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Hurlbut and Mr.. s. T..
Johns among the arrivals on Wednesday
nights train.
BROWNSVILLE.
Miss FANNIE VI KilIebrew returned 10 her home
Ina Brownsville. from the Normal school al War
rensburg.
Mrs Jane. DeHaven left Wednesday morning
for Auvlle, TO attend the wedding Of her neice
Miss Maggie Whitworth.
The cap and apron party at the Central last
Friday night drew together 4 large crowd Of Joyous
young people, and was in every way a Success
HARRsONvnLE.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Cook came up from Butler
to visit friends i'm the city, Saturday.
Mrs c, w. Sloan and Mis-. Pattie Todd wefit
down to Nevada Monday morning 10 spend few
days visiting and attend the opening Of the new
opera house.
nm
DIR. Williams, of Hume, Mo-, was in the city one
day the past week.
The city directory will he completed and i'm
circulation the first of next week.
j. c. Eppenson. clerk at the Cowlss mining
store, went TO Kentucky last y eek on an extended
visit.
Geo. Holman and wife are in the city visiting
the family of L. Peyton, one Of our popular real
estate agents
Capt John Rusmaul, commonly known ameng
his intimate friends Banty," left for Springfield
the fere part Of the past week
Mr.. Gray will commence the initiatory work
on the water works this coming week, the weather
being favorable and the bottom icing in condition
to admit of work.
Most of the reserved seats for John Dillon.
March 6, have heeI taken. only few remaining.
Our people are looking forward TO this entertain
ment as rare draE-atic treat.