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

Karnes went down to Appleton City Tues
day MORNING on . visit to Relatives.
Mrs. Matte Lee, ON receipt of Telegram
hat her husband was sick, LETT for hel
home in Indiana Tuesday morning.
Mrs. o. E. Elliott, who spent the pas
week visiting the family of Mr.. VIM. Nun
son. left, Tuesday night, for her home ir
Newark, Ohio.
Mr.. Ed. E. Hastings and family, from
near Lowry City, arrived in Clinton. Tues.
day evening. leaving last night for Boston
their former home.
Mrs. Nails and family, who have spen,
the past three months in Clinton, visiting
the family of Rev. Galloway, left for hel
home in Trinidad, Col, last Monday
night.
The reception given at the residence OF
Mr.. Gearge NJ. Casey. in the south part Of
the county, last Thursday, in honor of the
m arr.ege of his son, vas largely attended
by relatives and friends. 1t was estimated
that over 200 guests enjoyed the hospitality
of the occasion. No pains, trouble or ex-
pense was spared to make it one of the
most enjoyable gatherings that has ever
graced any occasion in the community.
BROwNSvILLE.
Miss Beckie Owens, of Lafayette county,
visited her cousin, Miss Helen Owens, last
week.
Miss Maria McCutchen, of Higgins
willie, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha
Huston.
Mrs. w. T. Wilson, of Jacksonville, is
visiting her father, Rev. c. B. Martin, in
this place.
Mrs w. L. Pelot, of Blackburn, called
this week and cheered an old friend by re-
newing for the best local paper.
Mr.. r. c. Kelley returned Saturday
evening from Hot Springs, rather improv-
ed in health BY treatment there.
Mrs. ]. w. Wilson and Mrs. J. T. Will
son attended the convention of the Wo-
mans Missionary society of the NJ. E.
church. south, at Kansas City, last week.
DIR. o. Bulkley and his daughter, Miss
of the vicinity of Blackburn, were
in town last Friday. Miss Loutie BulkleJ
them home and returned
Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Wood and children return
ed from Blackburn Sunday, where they
had been called by the illness of Miss Fife
Harper. Miss Eta Pollard returned to
school at Fayette Monday morning.
wARRENsBURG.
Miss Allie Harris returned Tuesday
rom visit TO Pleasant Hill.
Miss Emma Whitsitt, of Pleasant Hill,
the normal commencement exer-
Uses.
Mis- Laura Keen returned Wednesday
rom Columbia, where she has been attend
ng the unworthy.
Misses Fannie and Dosis Souther, of
Knobnoster, were visiting friends in this
:ity Thursday and Friday.
Miss Eva Hull, of Little Blue, was in
own last week, attending the commence
nent exercises at the normal.
Mrs. Renick, of Malta Bend, Saline
county, is visiting the family of Judge
Vim. Mclean, west of this city.
Miss Lucy Williams, the daughter of
Ar. 6. P. Williams, county collector, was
married last Tuesday evening to Mr.. C. H.
Jtley, q prominent young gentleman of
znobnoster. The bride was attired in an
Elegantly trimmed blue silk, and was the
recipient Of many handsome and costly
-Mre. Will Carter is visiting in No
'erly.
Miss Nina Bolts is visiting friends in
fulton.
Miss Fannie Ruloff is visiting in Co
umbia.
Miss Belle Morris is in Columbia this
'eek attending commencement exercises.
Miss Lee Walker, the authoress and
'oetess, of Mexico, is visiting in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Reid celebrate their
liver wedding on the evening of June 10th.
Mrs. Chas. Stumpf, of ST. Louis, is WIS.,
ting her brother, Geo. Hablutzel, of this
ity.
The NJ. E. church, south, gave straw
cry festival on Thursday and Friday
lights.
Miss Allie Hite is in Lexington, Mo-,
tending the closing exercises OF Elizabeth
Aull seminary.
Miss Ada Henderson, of Wright City, |
visiting Miss Jennie Pratt. She will re-
lain two or three weeks.
Mrs. Bates, of Santa Fe, Monroe
ounty, visited her brother, ]. Caspar Ha-
an, of this city, this week.
Mrs. n. Lakeland is in st. Louis on a
isit. Miss Carrie, her accomplished daugh-
r, graduates there this week.
DIR. E. NJ. Herndon and wife of Full.
N. spent the Sabbath here, the guests of
Ii. and Mrs Lewis Hord.
Misses May and Eta Ross. two of
[exico's most popular young ladies, will
,end the summer in st. Paul.
Mrs. Edgar Dudgeon, of this city, has
: close application made herself proficient
! the art of shorthand writing. She has
ZEN doing some fine work at this court.
RICH HILL.
The NJ. E. church festival, Tuesday