The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-24

and children, Hose, Lille, Willie and Hal !;
Mrs. Will llgenfritz and child, little
McNair; Mrs. Harry Demulh and little
daughter Helen; Miss Katie Brown, Of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and Mr.. Hayward, of
this city, for whom little Sydney was
named.
Society Elsewhere.
Miss Mile Fitzpatrick, one of Holden's
favorite young ladies, is paving friends in
Kansas City protracted visit.
Mis- Mamie Keyser, of Centreview,
has been paying Miss Clara Lloyd and the
Misses Duck, of this city, a protracted
visit
Rev. /. P. and Mrs. Patch, accom-
panied by their son. Master BERTHE, OF
Archie, Cas- county, were in this city last
week.
The festival given by the ladies of the
Christian church Thursday night was held
in their church building instead of En-
glossian hall, as was stated last week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Anderson and sister, Miss
Matte Me'zler, have been visiting relatives
in this place for the past few weeks. Miss
Matte will remain with her brother, B F.
Metzler, an indefinite length OF time.
R. NJ. Burriss and two daughters,
Misses Stella and Fannie, returned from
Garnett, Wednesday evening last, where
they attended the nuptials of Will E.
Burriss and Miss Heline Pierce, Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Sparks returned from
Cowley county, Kansas, last week. where
she has. for the past five or six months,
been teaching public school. Miss Mag
gle will occupy position i'm the Holden
public school during the coming term.
NEVADA.
Miss Belle Churchill is visiting friends
in Henry county.
Miss Caldwell is visiting her brother,
o. K. Caldwell, in this city.
Miss Lula Fowkes, Of Paris, Mo-, is
visiting her sister, Miss Eva Fowkes, of
this city.
Charles Abbott, of Butler, uncle OF
Mrs. HI. &. Wolfe, is in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe.
Misses Inez Lowe and Annie May,
living near Walker, were in this city last
week. attending the teachers institute.
Miss Dora Jones left last week for an
extended visit to her aunt, Mrs. Mollie
Glover, OF New Franklin, Howard county.
Miss Josie Davidson, teacher in the
Fort Scott public school, died at Santa Fe,
New Mexico, Monday. She had gone there
in the hope of restoring her health.
The last ball Of the season will be
given Wednesday night, July 18th, at the
Wight & Wilcox hall. the proceeds to 60
towards securing prize to be given to the
best and most artistic work done by any
young lady, in hand painting, the prize to
be awarded on Thursday, Sept. 25ih, dur
ing fair week. The prize has not yet been
selected, but it promises to be something
very unique and handsome.
RICH HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams. of But
Ter, visited Mrs. Neat, of Olive street, on
Monday last.
Mrs Lyder, of Wyandotte, Kas., was
visiting her sister, Mrs. 7. P. Scott, of this
city, last week.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church, south,
gave an entertainment at the opera house
on Tuesday evening that was very enjoy
able affair.
SPRINGFIELD.
MIR. ]. F. G. Bentley and wife are in
the city.
Mrs. Allie Potter, nee Walton, from
Gainsay, Texas, is visiting relatives in the
city.
Mrs. s. j. Eagerly, of Weatherford,
Texas, is visiting her sister, Mrs ]. C. Cox,
in this city.
Charles Neiswanger and wife went
"wednesday to join the gay campers on the
James river.
Miss Allie Pipkin, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. VIM Pipkin, has just re-
turned from visit TO her aunt in the
country.
AT the meeting of the Reunion CON-
mittee Tuesday night. H. F. Fellows was
appointed to procure twenty tents for the
survivors of the battle, and also three large
hospital tents, to be used for commissary
stores.
The following is list of the names of
parties going from Springfield on the ex-
cursion to Denver. Colorado: DR.. Glenn
ents and wife, A. r. Fearn, Col. ]. w. Lis.
enby and Miss Belle Jennings, Flo Du-
mars, Judge Geiger and wife, James r.
Miner and wife, DR.. Park and Mrs H. E.
Howell: The party departs on the Gulf
road this evening. Others NAV conclude
to 60 before the parting hour.
MIR. VIM. Stapp and his fair young
bride arrived in the city recently, hailinq
from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Mr.. Stapp
is young man Of superior moral and So
cial standing and an eSicient druggist.
His bride, formerly Miss Anna May MUIR
ray, was once a student of the Arkansas
State University, where she enjoyed the
reputation If jealous student. The Young
couple design making North Springfield
their permanent home.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rosenbaum left
Monday on . visit to friends at Ottumwa.
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