The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-08
A very nice programme is under arrange

A very nice programme is under arrange
ment.
Mrs. Annie Boomhower, of Topeka,
Kansas, is stopping ut Mrs. Annie Wal.
toms. Her husband is frst-class engineer
on the west end of the Wabash, and she is
here with u view to locating if pleased with
the city.
The farewell sociable rendered to Rev.
C.. A. Holm took place at the residence of
Mrs. Thos Mex. Wilson, last Tuesday
evening, in accordance with announcement.
About fifty members of the congregation
assembled to msnifest in this pleasant man.
ner their respect and affection for their
pastor. Music and conversation enliv
ened the scene until, being called to order,
Mr.. Stewart aros. and read the resolutions
of regret taken at a congregational meet
ing about two weeks ago. This was fol-
lowed by fine original poem by Mr. JOun
Campbell, breathing prayerful sentiments
of love aud trust toward one who had so
faithfully broken to them the bread of
eternal life. An appropriate hymn was
then feelingly sung, after which prayer
was offered by Mr.. Holm. Many pretty
souvenirs were presented to the pastor aud
family by the friends present. He will
take charge of a church in WinnebagO,
MINI.
SHELDON.
A. j. Watson and family, of Cedar coun-
ty, were visiting friends in this city few
days since.
Miss Fina Coulter, of this city is on a
prOtracied visit with friends in the city OF
Eldorado, this state.
Mrs. Pope, of MonteveIlo, who had
been on . prolracied visit the past few
W. eks, with feiends and relatives in this
city, returned home last Moxday.
Miss Hattie Scott, one of Rich Hills
most charming young ladies, arrived in
this city last Tuesday, and Is rusticating
Tor short time with the Misses Walnicks,
near this city.
The Misses Corbins are visiting in
Cole county this week.
"A. w. Anthony was in Jefferson City
this week attending supreme court.
B. Hiberger aud daughter. of this city
visited friends in BOonville last week.
Mrs. Priscilla Livingston and Miss
Jennie Anthony are visiting relatives in
Galloway county.
Mrs. Susan Wassune. of New York, is
visiting her son, John Washing, and his
family, Of this city.
Miss Jennie Anthony, OF Kansas City,
is in the city visiting her relatives, the
family Of Hon. A. w. Anthony.
Il. p. Adams and wife, of Jefferson
City, arrived on the noon train Saturday,
to visit Mrs. Adams relatives here.
KIkKvILLE.
Mrs Burney, of Lancaster, Was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Johnston, of Lion county,
is visiting her parents.
Miss Allie Kurtz left last week for
Hurdland, where she will stay with her
aunt for few days, and will then 60 to her
home in Lewis county.
Mrs. ]. NJ. More and daughter, Olivia.
Of Brashear, left this city Tuesday evening
to visit her sister In Webster CITY, Iowa
They will be gone some three or four weeks
Mr.. More went with them as tar a o.
tumws.
The ladies Of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the Cumberland Pres
byierian church will hold their third anni
versary on this Sabbath evening. An in
and interesting programme,
good music, has been arranged.
All are cordially invited.
MARSHALL.
DIR. Hereford, of Waverly, il visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Francisco and Mrs
Duggins, of this place.
Mrs. Thos. Montgomery, nee Miss
Nellie Lewis, accompanied by her brother
in.Iaw, Mr.. John Montgomery, arrived
Friday, on . visit to her relatives and
friends.
Miss Jennie Harris the interesting
and accomplished daughter of our worthy
and popular friend, Mr.. Henry Harris,
will start, the latter part of this week, on .
visit to relatives in Oakland and Los An
gelos. California.
AT nine o'clock, on the evening of
Wednesday, April 3. 1883, the Baptist
church here was the scene of the marriage
Of Mr.. Charles E. Marshall and Miss Annie
Lee Willis. In the presence of . host of
friends and relatives, the two were made
one. With impressive solmnity and rare
grace oil language and manner, the pastor
II the church, Rev. Doctor ]. q. Maple,
pronounced the ceremony that made the
parties one. The reception ut the house Of
The brides father, Mr.. r. III. Willis, vas
celebrated BY an abundance of all the fea-
lures that conspire to make such epochs in
life delightful and long to be remembered
when they are gone. Supper was served ut
ele ven O'Clock, and made q beautiful dis
play, on temptiugly decorated table. The
least was rs charming to the palate as the
table to the eye. With music, fessting,
talk and laughter, the evening glided away.
and the Wedding day of the fortunate twain
is numbered with the past. The groom is
, young man of 6ne business qualities and
! gentleman, and the bride is an accom-
plished and acknowledged ornament of the
'ocial circle Of our city. The presents
we're abundant.
s."Test . mans profession BY his prsc.
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