The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-30
SEDALIA.

friends i'm Lamonte.
Mrs. May Chiffon is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Gully.
Miss Sallie Garduer, of Clinton, was
in the city last Wednesday.
Miss Julia Hopkins, attended the Syn
cd held at Marshall, last week.
Mrs. Wolf, of Lamar, will be the guest
of Mrs. Jas. Story during this week.
Mrs. s. E. Anthony, of Aurora Springs,
is the guest of relatives IN this city.
Miss Ada Bouidin was the guest of her
sister Mrs. Herbert Marean, last week.
\ Mr. and Mrs. John Il Gee, of Bloom
ington, H., are guests of the family OF Z.
Rockwell.
Mrs. David Harrison left for Smithton
last evening, where she will spend Sunday
with friends.
Mrs. Geo. Faulhaber has paper flowers
exhibited SO natural looking they would
almost deceive florist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomery, of
this city were the guests of Mrs. p. A.
Franklin in Marshall last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Houston returned
from their bridal trip last week, and are
the guests of Mrs. Geo. Mexican
The mite society of the Episcopal
church met at the res dence of Mr.. Josh
Elliott, near Hughesviile, last week.
Miss Deda Adams, of Michigan, will
arrive in this city during this week, and
be the guest of Mrs b B. Lyon.
Mrs H. H. W,rner and children left
TUESDAY for Wyoming Territory, where
Mr.. Warner is at present employed.
Miss Anna Thomas, very pleasant
and bright young lady, is al present assist
Jog Mr.. f E Mcclellan in his bookstore.
Mrs, julia QuinIyn, who was the guest
of Mr. j. NJ. COrey's family. returned to
her home in Pilot Grove last Wednesday.
The Chautauqua literar; and Scien-
tifc circle will hold its next meeting at the
Christian church study tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bunce and
daughter, Miss Mary OF Boonville, at
tended the Shaw-Parker wedding last
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Batterton is the guests OF
friends here. She will return to Kirkwood
this evening, where she likes her situation
as teacher very much.
Miss Lillian SchuremaD, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J Z. Williams,
lSlt iOI uOWC III SulCdSO WCuHCSuaN
morning.
Miss Ada Greenwood the we'll known
elocutiouist, will pass through this ely This
week, for Ta!equah. l. T. Mss Ada is at
present in MoberIy.
Miss Cora Lingo, of Denson, passed
through this city last Wednesday on her
way to ST. Louis, where she will attend
the convent of the Sacred Heart.
Miss Gussie Heismeyer has handsome
painting ON exhibition in F.rrell & Eel
lows book store. The work is excellent,
considering that the youngtlady is an anne
tuer.
DIR. James and bride, who were Ia civ
! married near Blnceton and went on a
bridal tour to Chicago and other points In
| Illinois, have returned, and last week Wis
tied friends in Versailles.
"A very pleasant party, which was par
Afici pated in by large number of young
people, was given at the r. sidence of Squire
]! Halstead, who resides at the corner of Pet
It's and Lamine streets, last Monday even
! ing
Mrs. A. j. Branham, mother of Mrs.
| T. Shirley, was the guest of her daughter
| last week. Mrs. Branham is en- route to
| Fort Worth, Texas where she will join her
: daughters Mrs. Olivia Ambrose and Miss
| Ella Branham.
Mr. William Shirley, Miss Virgie
Shirley and Mr.. and Mrs. Shreve Dorsey,
who have bsen guests of Mr.. A. B. Demp-
sey, left for their homes Yesterday morning
Mr.. Shirley and Miss Virgie are residents
of Staunton, End DR.. and Mrs. Dorsey, Of
Gillespie. Illinois.
Miss Corinne Mcdonald, who has been
| the guest of her relatives, the family of
Mrs. e. Demuth, Mrs. Lottie Hutchinson,
near Hughesville, ard other reistiyes in
/ this vicinity. leaves ihis morning for her
home in New YORK Miss Mcdonald is
handsome and winning and her friends will
regret her departure.
Mr.. J. Morgan and his neice, Miss
Sallie Morgan, stopped over in this city
! the families of w. w. Ratclife and C.. E.
! Hancock. The former is from Tiptcn,
Indiana, and he is accompanying his neice
to her home in Topeka.
Mrs. Amanda Atkinson and daughter,
Miss Carrie Atkinson, who have been the
guest OF their relative, Mrs. J. NJ. Strider,
of Leavenworth, will visit the family OF
| Mr.. George Gold, on Seventh street this
! week. Mrs. Strider, who is en- route to ST.
Louis, where she will in future reside, will
also stop in the city fo- a visit.
Ali who can should hear the lecture of
ather Ryan, the poet priest. His subject,
anything like his poems, will be of the
sarest enjoyment. All who have read his
Y.Valley of Silence" will remember:
81 walked through the valley of silence,
The dim, quiet valley alone.
A nd hosrd not tho foil Of O fnofctap
Save Gods and my own"
Cards are out for the marriage of MISS
Retta E. Hathaway and DR.. Charles w.
Hathaway was formerly q resident of this
cifx and has manv friends hero while NJ