The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-23
LA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1888.

evening, aCu were nlgDly entertained Oy u
candy pulling given by Miss Lizzie.
HARRlsoEviILE.
Judge VIM. r. Barnes and family have
taken up their resideDce 10 this city.
Mrs DIR. Abraham. who has been en- a
visit al her fathers, re.1rned last Thurs
day.
Miss Lou Stansbury, after . short ILL
ness. is now again able to assume charge Of
her school west OF town.
Miss Stella Harding, who has been
visiting in the city, lett for her home in
Carthage on Tuesday last.
Mis- Lizzie Parks. has gone to Lees
Summit to b. present at the marr,sse OF
Miss Broaddus who visited her at Christ
mas.
Miss Maggie NcDauuel, Of Antwerp,
Ohio. who has been visiting the family Of
her uncle, w. H. Stansbury, for lbe past
several months, returned 10 her bone in
Ohio on Tuesday of LAST week.
BRowHsvILLE.
Miss Lou Woes, charming aud accom-.
plisbed young lady from Columbia, Tenn +,
is visiting relatives here, making her home
with Mrs. ]. II. Hamilton.
Lyman Land returned this week from
. business trip to Texas. He was accom-
panied by Misses Lucy and Maggie, his
sisters, sho had been visiting relatives in
Henry county.
Miss Dora Cashat Of Upton, 10 visit.
ing the family Of Mr.. B. X. Richardson.
Miss Lucy Taylor, daughter Of d. p
Taylor Of this county, is attending con-
servs,ory Of music in st. Louis this win
ter.
Miss Daisy Richardson, who has beeu
visiting friends here for the past few weeks,
returned to her home in st. Louis, last
Saturday.
Miss Fannie Herndon of 81 Louis
contemplxies opening private school in
this place. At the expiration OF the public
school, prov ided she can secure the use Of
the public school building.
CLINTON
Mr. F Ross of Stanley, Kansas, is Wis
iting his Deice, Mrs. W Z. Snow.
Mrs. G. D. Woods, Of Denver. Col, is Wis
iting her sisier-in Law, Mrs. Will Foote.
Mr.. d. c. Terry returned from several
weeks, visit to 81. Louis on Tuesday morn
ing.
John Conner. Who has been spending
some little time at Carthage, is now Al
hOr,e.
Mrs. T K. Jones, OF Beloite. Kas., arriv-
ed upon . visit to her relations Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Land, Of Warreusburg,
father and mother of Mrs. Jas Brannum,
are in the city visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Cheek. mother Of Col. Silss T.
Cheek, arrived Tuesday evening from lii
nois and will remain soine zine in Clinton.
Mr.. c. G Dickinson and wife left for
Texas last week where they GO to make q
visit to Mr.. Asa Dickinson, a brother OF
Mr.. C.. c.
/ Miss Fannie Salmon and Miss Mile
Winsor left last week for Cincinnati, where
they will become students i'm the ceitbra-
ted Academy Of Music Of that city.
Harry Simon and sister Miss Lizzie. re-
turned home Tuesday morning from q
pleasant visit to Kansas. On their way
back they stopped of in Kansas City .
few days.
Mics Jennie McCracken, OF Bloomington,
lii, spen, few days with Miss Nellie Garth
last week Miss Jennie had been on some
what prolonged visit to her uncle. Mr..
Grantley, At Appleton City, and stopped
on her way TO LIS.
Miss Fannie Garth is spendinga week
in ST. Louis visiting their public schools
and especially famiiiariZiug herself with
the duties attending the grade in which
she is employed in Clinton public school.
Her place is temporary filled by her sister
Miss Nellie.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Mrs Judge Henry went to ST. Louis
Friday.
Hon. T. Z. DUNCAN and vile returned
to the city yesterday, and are a, The Madi-
SON house
Miss Dina J. Kelly, OF California, aud
Miss Lima Mcintyre, Of Fulton, spent the
day ia the city yesterday At the City hotel.
The Capital Guards Of this city we're
mustered into service three years ago yes
terday. The company is composed Of
s0me of our most active young men. and
has been an ornament to the city. Yester
day they marched 20 the state armory in
full uniform and delivered their arms and
we're honorsbly mustered out. There
being little balance due for rent on their
armory, they concluded to celebrate the
event By grand masquerade ball, and at
the same time raise funds to liquidate
their inc ebtedness. The ball was given At
the Madison hall on Wednesday night last,
and was in every particular a success. The
hall wss crowded with ladies and gentle
men, and everybody enjoyed the evening.
Quite . number of the members OF the
legislature were present, as we'll as goodiv
number of prominent citizens Friemel's
band furnished the music, anu the dancing
INDUCED in until IL O'Clock, when ali un-
masked. The committee on reception at
the hall were Col. NJ. j Leaning, Capt.
Holmes, i j. Fromme. c. II Palmer and
VIM. Meyers. Floor managers. Captain
Holmes Palmer. Tanner and Staibr, who
were untiripv in their efforts tn make the