The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-11

controlling interest in the State Journal.
She will make her home in this city in fu-
| ture.
HOLDEN.
AT the reside nee of the brides parents,
On WEST Second street, by Rev. w. T.
Henderson, of the First Presbyterian church,
of this city, Thanksgiving evening. Miss
Fannie Crisp was married TO Thomas ID.
Long. The blending of these two souls in
one was a very quiet affair, The parties
desired no wedding, and private marriage
was decided upon. just few OF the rela-
tives and friends we're asked TO witness the
ceremony.
Lyman Peters, of Marshall, Mo, is in
the city, visiting the family of DIR. Rock
hold
&C. Brewster and wife left Wednesday
for Eureka Springs, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mn. T. l. Landrum. of Ken
tucky, are visiting in the city. Mrs. LsD-
drum is a sister of A. q and g. h. IL .tliff.
w. MeixelI returned "Wednesday from
|
Mrs Meixeli is still at the springs aud
will remain there for sometime.
VERSAILLES.
Mrs. Mamie Lumpee is visiting
friends at the state capital.
Miss Annie Corbin is visiting relatives
in Jefferson City.
Mrs. Sallie Ssckett and Miss M-ggie
1 n IL a
Youkev, of Upton. several days last week.
Miss Addie Gibbs returned last Friday
from Aurora Springs where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Logan.
Miss Alice Todd, accompanied by
Miss Aggie More, OF Bunceton, and Addie
Todd, of this county, were in the city
Thursday.
Miss Alice Vaughan, OF Linn, Mo-. is
in the city visiting her relatives, the fami-
lv of James l. Vaughan. She will proba-
bly, remain sntil the holidays are over.
BUTLER.
Mics Laura Rudy returned TO Lamar,
Mo-, LAST Sunday night, after spending u
few days with relatives and friends here.
Miss Jennie Rice, of Nevada, spent a
few days last week visiting her friend Miss
Myrtle Mcbride, Of this place. She re.
turned on the Sunday night train.
Miss Nellie Warnock. who has been
visiting relatives in Batter for some time
past, returned to her home near st. Louis,
"Wednesday. Miss Nellie leaves many
friends here who regret her departure.
Misses Matte Nave and Brittle Burk-
hart spent the latter part of last week Wis
itiag Miss - Hed,lle- on, who resides fif-
teen miles northwest of Butler Miss He'd
dleson gave them q party Friday night,
and they report pleasant visit.
MIAMI.
Mrs. j. c. Montgomery and family left
for ST. Louis last Saturday.
Miss NJ. V. Tuil, of Carrollton, spent
several days last week visiting Mrs. A.
Roysr, jr, at this place.
Major Prewitt and wife, Miss Laura
Owens, Miss Anna Prewiti, Miss Birdie
Wsrth and Mrs. Smiley Prewitt all of Ne
vsds, were In Sheldon last week.
Miss Jennie Rice, who has been visit
i'm in Butler since Thanksgiving, returned
home last evening. Miss Jennie is great
isvorite with our young society people.
HARRIsosvILLE.
"A literary society was formed on last
Monday evening, TO meet every Friday
evening.
Mites and socisbles are becoming quite
popular la this place. Th. socisble OF The
NJ. Z churth, South, Sunday school at
Col. Lawder's last wednesday evening, and
The Christian mite at Mrs. Bryani's Friday
evening. were each largely attended, and
the evenings were pleasantly passsd with
such amusements as are generally INDUCED
in ON such occasions.
CALIFORNIA.
Miss Dine Kelly returned from her
High Point trip Tuesday, and reports hav-
ing enjoyed q pleasant visit.
S. E. Hoge and lady, DR.. Prentiss and
lady, ID. ID. Sprague and lady, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bsrnhill Thursday.
Mrs. Kitty Harris, Mrs. Sarah j. Will
son, of Linn, were in California Wednes
day.
Judge r Q. Roache and lady, n. C..
Rice and lady, John F. Kelly and lady,
and Mrs. s. III. Owens, dined with DR.. J..
p. II. Gray and family Thursday.
Mrs. s. II. Owens was called by a iele-
gram TO The bedside of Mrs. Everer, nee
Lizzie Ovens, Thursday, who was reported
very sick al her home in Cole county.
r j. Cute and wife, of yorktown,
Dakota, who have been visiting Mr. Allen
James, the parents If Mrs Cute, started
for their home in the far west on Monday
last.
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