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

E. Messerly, VIM. Courtney, George Gal
breath. Ed. Koopman, Ed. Houx, Harry
Eales. Russ Lemist, Arthur johnson, Fred.
Geuntber. Gus. Lamy. E. Lamy, Arthur
Maltby, Joe Black. Harry Robinson, Thos.
Kehoe and F. L. Hardcastle.
Society Elsewhere.
ELDORADo SPRINGS.
"A. J. Booth and family, consisting o!
five persons, have arrived from Lancaster,
Mo.
Mrs. Ada Farris and daughter Josie,
of Las Animas, Colorado, arrived at the
City hotel Friday last to summer here.
Mr.. McGrew and Mrs. d. j. McGrew,
Trinidad, Colorado, came in Friday last,
and will summer at the great health resort.
The venerable Mrs. Maria Smith, of
Appleton City. is the guest of her son,
Charles Smith, and will remain all sum-
mer.
Miss Mamie Costamagua, an accom-.
plished young lady of Indianapalis. Ind,
Al lived Sunday last, to remain through the
summer. Miss Mamie has large circle of
friends here, having formerly resided in the
city.
PLEASANT HILL.
Mrs Arthur Porter, of Lone Jack, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Geo. A Staley and wife, of Jack
son county, visited friends here the first of
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Dobbins spent last
Sunday with relatives and friends in War
rensburg.
Uncle Rube Fulkerson and daughter,
of johnson county, were in the city Thurs
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hudson. of Buck
ner, Mo-, arrived in our city Thursday
evening and went out to Mr.. Newt.
Walkers.
Miss Cora Downey, daughter of Mr..
John Downev, of this city, was united in
marriage to Mr.. l. B. Neevel, at Piikin,
Colorado, on May 2lst
Mr.. William Camp and wife, of War
rensburg, are stopping in the city with Mr..
James Dobbins, brother of the latter. Mr..
e. is in exceedingly i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustin went down to
Holden Thursday evening to attend the
closing exercises of the college, their
daughter, Miss Laura, being a pupil of this
institution.
Mrs. S. E. Harper went down to Har-
risonvllle Monday of this week, where she
will remain few days, when she will 60
to Butler to visit her son John, and where
she will probably locate.
Olson Dryden. Last Tuesday evening,
at the residence of her sister, in St Louis,
Mrs. s. H. Hoffman, BIZ Morgan street,
Miss Minnie Dryden, daughter of Mr..
Morgan Dryden, of Pleasant Hill, Mo-, was
married to Mr.. J. w. Olson. also of Pleas
ant Hill. The ceremony took place at 8
o'clock, in the presence of q number of
friends, the Rev. Dr. Masden, pastor of the
Union M. E. church, officiating, assisted by
Rev. T. II. Haggerty, presiding elder of The
st. Louis district Methodist church. The
bride and groom we're ATTENDED by two
bridesmaids, Misses Josie and Mamie
Phillips. and pledged their VOWS beneath
a bridal bell of msny.hued roses and the
two initials, IN" and w." outlined in
flowers and suspended from an arch of ev-
The bridal robe was of pearl white satin
and rhadames silk combined, made with . |
long train, which was overlaid with alter |
nate plaitings of the silk, the satin and |
Oriental lace, with frill and bouffante dra- |
peries above. The front of the petticoat |
was trimmed with plaitings to match the |
train, headed by two pompacour ruffles of |
satin and full puffed overdress.
The bridal party arrived in this city
Wednesday evening, and were immedi-
ately driven to the residence of the |
groom's parents, where . brilliant recep.
ton was given the newly married couple. /
Many friends of both had assembled, and
after extending congratulations. psrtook of
one of the most ell. CANT and bountiful re-
pasts, prepared and served in the highest
lyle of the culinary art. Many elegant
presents were received.
Miss Gussie Gerhardt went to Jeffer.
on City Tuesday morning.
w c. Bronaugh and little nephew went
lown to Vernon county Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Hopkins returned Wednes.
lay morning from quite an extended visi.
asst.
Rev. w. d. Gray and wife left,
Wednesday morning, for their home in
ohio.
Mr.. T. J. Mckee and aunt, Mrs Nay
Oh, left, Tue day morning, for Eldorado
springs.
Died, at her residence, June 5th, in
)ayis township, Mrs. Elizabeth Horrell, in
er fifty-sixth year. II
u. E. Hart and wife and o. II.
otis. OF Browninton, were in the city