The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-23
There is some talk Of bal masque to
be given in Fsyette on the l4th OF Feb
ruary-Ss. Valentines day.


ruary-Ss Valentines day.
FAYErTE.
Miss Belle Turner, one of the best
known and most popular youn. ladies vi
Howard comfy, Left, last Thursday for the
state IF California To visit relatives md
will remsin until next summer.
Mrs. Green Clay is visiting in Mis-
sissippi.
Mrs. G. Brock is visiting in Racine,
Wisconsin
Mrs. DIR. McWillisms is visiting in
Boone county.
Miss Ida Ricketts, il visiting Mrs. T.
w. Carter, of ST. Louis.
Mr. and Mu. w. J. Booth. of Contra
liza, visited DR.. and An. Aurdock this
week.
DIR J b. Schroll, of this county, and
Miss bearing, Of Pslnyra, are TO be mar
ried Jan. 81.
-Ars. C. Ramon, of Wisconsin. who has
been visiting her daughters. Mrs. ID. E.
Shea and Mrs Il. A. Brock, has returned
home accompanied BY the latter.
APPLETON CITY.
Mrs Frank Froeute, who has been Wis
iting in the east for the past four weeks,
returned to her home in this city last
week.
Mics Athe Tillery, Of HUmausville,
has returned TO this city to finish her course
in music At the sczdsmy Of n H. Wilson.
Miss Jennie NcCracken, after few
weeks visit At her uncle's, III. w. Grantley,
returned to Bloomington, Illinois. lest
Friday.
"A grand masquerade ball will be
given by the German Ladies Benevolent
society January 22d, 1888.
Conductor George III. Knox, of the
Wabash railway, and Miss Mamie Kelly,
daughter Of VIM. Kelly, of this citv, were
united in marriage, last Wednesday even
ing, at s o'clock, a the church Of the I'm
maculare Conception by Rev. Father
Kennedy. The church. which had beeu
handsomely decorated, was filled with the
friends o. the young couple, who had
gathered TO witness the impressive cere-
mOny which was TO join their lives and
hearts. A large number Of presents was
received by the young couple. The briue's
costume consisted Of q trained skirt of
Paris muslin, satin basque trimmed with
Spanish lace and flowers, lilies of the
valley. Alter the ceremony the bride and
groom repaned TO the residence If the
brides parents on Hill street, where . re-
ception was held in the evening. Mr.
Knox is a conductor on the Wabash rail-
| road, running between Springfield and
| Grafton, ILL.,, and formerly run train To
Hannibal. The bride he has won i
! among the most estimable Young ladies of
! this city. The happy pair left on the Can
| non Ball train Thursday morning for Kan
| sas City. where they will remain q few
days, and returning east viii make their
home ~ Springfield
Emma Leland troupe at Waltons
opera house Friday night.
Mrs. l.. Keith has gone To Abilene,
Texas, to spend the winter.
Miss Bertha Hale, of Lancaster, Pa,
10 visiting friends in the country.
"A candy pulling took pla.e at the res
idence Of Misses Allie and Jessie Pyle last
Monday night.
A social gathering took place at the
residence Oi Miss Luella Diekey last
Thursday evening. Quite q number Of
| our young people were present.
MIR. and Mrs. +. ]. Brugler entertained
few of their friends last Thursday even
ing in right roy al style. Quite a number
were present and enjoyed themselves
hugely.
"A wedding occurred Thursday night
! which robs Butler society Of one Of It's
brightest gems. Mr.. Emerson formerly of
Sedalis, and Miss Lille Clark were quiet
ly married at the residence Of her brother,
Is. Clark, vice president Bates county
National bank, by Rev. A. Alexander, OF
the Methodist church.
"A merry party of sleigh riders made
the air ring with song and repartee Thurs-
day night. They we're full of mirth AID
juiity. The party consisted of Misses
Ella Williams, Lizzie Powers, Berthe
Handy, Maggie Mills, Nina Stacey Fan
ME Tefft, and Or. Ed. GlessDer, Messrs F.
Warnock, K Williams, John Francisco
and {. +. Bnrnes.
Extract Of Report from the Cele-
brated Physician, Erasmus Wilson, OF Lon
don, Eng. Several severe cases If sneipi-
iest Consumption have come under nay Oh
servation that have been rvrcd by the time
ly use Of Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
Remember the name, COLDEN's-take no
oGAer) OF druggists.
Delayed Trains.
The emily train which arrived ut the
union depot last night on time was the
branch. The owl train from Kansas City
to ST. Louis was thirty-6ve minutes late,
and the train from the south due nj
1920 p IN. did not arrive until 3 o'clock
this mornin:. The day train
from ST. Louis. due here at 4:30
p. m. Was twenty minutes late, with Con-
ductOr Dick Fitzgerald in charge