The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-23
SEDALIA.

Mrs. Jack Patterson OF this city, WIS.,
tied friends In Parsons last week.
Miss Mollie Lingo returned from a visit
with friends in Boonviile Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Blanchard leaves for visit
with friends and relatives at Hannibal to
morrow.
Mrs. Hopgood. Of Wisconsin, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Stafford Carr In
East Sedalia.
Miss Sallie Gardner, of Clinton, was
the guest of friends in this city for few
days last week.
Mrs Julia Quinlyn. of Pilot Grove,
Nc, arrived in this city Yesterday evening
and is the guest Of her relatives and
friends.
Mrs. T. J. Bolton stopped off at Soda,
liza on her way home from Jefferson City, to
visit her sister, Mrs. DIR. Gray.-Clinton
Democrat.
Miss Anna Richardson who has been
the guest of relatives IN It. Louis, for some
time past, returned TO her home in this city
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Kniffin, of Parsons,
Kansas, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, and are spending the Sabbath with
Mrs. knifhu's parents.
The members of the Congregational
church will give social next Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. George
Townsley, on Fifth street
Mrs. DR.. Turner and Miss Alice Dur
bin Of Girard, Kansas, also Mrs. Coleman,
OF California Mo-, IRE the guests of the
families of J. b. Vawter and Mrs. J.
Hurst.
Col. and Mrs. G. b. Henry, command
ire officer at Fort Sill, ]. 7, arrived i'm
this city last night and is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. X. Killam, on Kentucky
street.
Mrs. w. L. Blackburn and children,
who has been the guest of her relatives, the
family of j. X. Stewart, on Broadway,
leaves for Ter home in Hillsboro, Illinois,
the last OF rext week.
Professor Shank's private dancing class
will give q soiree dsnsaute at the park to-
morrow evening. Elegant programmes as
we'll as invitations have been issued and the
affair promises to tie unusually enjoyable.
Mrs. nj. NJ hampton returned from a
visit to Windsor, Yesterday. She was ac-
cornpanied nv her daughter, Mrs. Kislar,
who will remain for shor, visit with
friends and relatives
Mr.. C. NJ. Kellar. of Columbus, Indi-
ana, accompanied BY his wife and sister.
spent yesterday in this city. Mr.. Kellar is
superintendent of the gas works of Colum.
bus, and is . pleasant and intelligent gentl.
eman.
Miss Eva johnson, who is The guest
of relatives at Davenport, Iowa, writes
that she is having q most enjoyable visit,
gained much in avoirdupois and will not
return to this city before tue 18th OF next
month.
Mics Isabel Daniels came heme from a
delightful visit to Kansas City, Thursday,
last Miss Ida Nelson who accompanied
her has also returned to her home in Boon
willie, but will visit this city again ere the
winter is over.
The ladies of the city will give Mr.. B.
S. Rembaugh a benefit at Smiths hall
Tuesday, October 30th, at which the musi-
cal talent of the city will render some fine
selections. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Rembaugh, who is a worthy gentleman,
was heavy loser BY fire short time ago.
Mrs. s. L. Highleyman has just fin
ished Q magnificent specimen of her in
dustrv, in the shape of a silk quilt The
work upon it is very beautifully wrought,
and the shading and selection of the pieces
are evidences of excellent taste. A border
finishes the quilt beneath which is a frill
of antique lace, the whole making up
royal coverlet.
Mis- Maytie Parker and Mr.. V. E.
Shaw will be united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Parker, on Broadway, next
Wednesday evening, Oct. oath. Rev. G. A.
Beattie will perform the ceremony. The
attendants will be Miss Mamie Gentry and
Mr.. Will Estill, of Estill Station, Howard
county, Miss Mamie Bunce, of BooDville,
and Mr.. George Galbreath, Miss Hattie
Jaynes and Mr.. C. c. Parker. The invita-