The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-11

Mrs. DR.. Miller will open Der school
tomorrow. She will be assisted BY an
able corps of teachers and has, already,
about thirty pupils engaged.
Mrs. ]. H. Shelly and daughter, of ST.
Louis, left Friday evening for that city:
They have just returned from Texas and
were en- route to their home.
Mr.. George Smith, of Houstonia,
passed through this city last Thursday on
his way to Moberly, where he was married
10 young lady of that city.
Mrs. Emma Wells, of Bloomington, Ill.
who has been in this city for the past week,
visiting relatives, left for Warsaw Friday
where she will visit her parents.
Miss Anna Pinckard, a graduate of
the ST. Louis Normal school, arrived in
this city last Friday and will take charge
of room No. 9. Broadway school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Byler, of Boonville.
passed through this city last Tuesday on
their way to Liberty, where they will
place their son Harry at school for the en-
suing term.
Miss Matte Kennedy, who has been
the guest of relatives in Illinois for some
weeks, returned Wednesday evening She
reports charming visit and is much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pebbles, of Chi
cago, attended the fair in this city last
Wednesday. Mr.. Pebbles is the noted ar
fist who exhibited the elegant oil portrait
of Governor Critrenden ia the art hall.
1T is said a party will he made up of
the society people of this city for the pur-
pose of attending the lecture which will be
delived BY Henry Ward Beecher at Moores
opera house in Nevada, September 18th.
1T is said by the knowing ones that
Mrs. Ella Mason, of this city, will unite in
marriage to Mr.. c. c. Rutherford, yard
master of the K. T. yards at this point.
The event will take place on the 18th inst.
Prof. Agey, from near Quincy, Illinois,
arrived in this city Friday. He will re-
move his family here shortly, and take
charge of the Franklin school for the pres
ent, afierward of the new school to be held
in East Sedalis.
Miss Emma Lapdmann returned from
a visit to Aurora Springs Thursday morn
ing. She was accompanied by her little
brother, who has been an invalid for some
they will return 10 the springs again in a
short time.
Miss Mary r. Bookwalter, of Chilli
cothe, Ohio: arrived in this city, Friday.
Miss BoOkwalter is cousin of Gov. Book
walter. and is possessed of remarkable in
telligence. She is the guest of Mrs. A. p
Marvin on Sixth street. She will be in
charge of room No. 8, Broadway school.
Mrs H. g. Jackson, wife of Rev.
Jackson is entertaining quite a number of
friends and relatives this week. Among
them, Mrs. Arthur Condor and children, of
Harrisonville, Misses Ella and Carrie
Wilson, of Kansas City, and Miss Mabel
Parker, who is quite an accomplished sing
er, of Kansas City.
One Of the peasurable Sights for the
student OF human nature at the EXPOSE
ton was the brides and grooms who wan
dered about hand in hand, happy beyond
the power of words and wrapped in an
elysium which, while evanescent perhaps,
yet afforded them glimpse of Paradise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie George, Mr..
James Johnston, of Cooper county, and
one or two others, passed through this place
Wednesday, en- route to Holden, where they
attended the wedding of DIR. Priest, of
Cooper county, and Miss Gussie dams, of
Holden. Mr.. and Mrs L. Kenagy, of this
city, also attended the wedding.
PLEASANT COMPANY.
Mrs. A. Blanchard enter tanned a COM
pany of her friends last Wednesday after
noon and evening in a very delightful man
ner at her handsomely decorated rooms, on
the corner of Third and Ohio streets.
Everything had been arranged by the hos
tess that could add to the comfort of the
guests, and delicious warm supper with
the addition of large variety of cakes and
fruits was served. The occasion was one Of
much pleasure and the guests will long re
member it. Present were, Mrs II. G.
Jackson, Mrs. John Kullmer, ST., Mrs. s.
Gallagher, Mrs. A. E. Gardiner, Mrs. Ed
win Taylor, Mrs. A. Slack and daughter
Carrie, Mrs. Maj. Curren. and Mrs. J. S.
Landes.
POUND PARTY.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank Hardy,
widow of Frank Hardy, the popular en-.
gineer who recently died at Sedslia, gave
her surprise party Wednesday night.
The gathering was in the nature of a
pound party, but in addition to the usual
pound of tea, coffee, etc, Mrs. Hardy was
the recipient of many articles Of great
value from her sympathising friends. All
present passed most enjoyable evening
Hannibal Journal.
PLEASANT TEA.
Mrs. J. E. johnson entertained limited
number of her friends last evening at q
very tastefulIy and carefully arranged
tea" at her residence on Broadway, and
the occasion was one of much pleasurable
enjoyment to those who were SO fortunate
as to participate. Among the number pres
ent we're: Mrs. G. I. Brown, Mrs. Col.
Eddy, Mrs. w. G. Moore and others.
Society Elsewhere.
PARIS.
Miss Mary Buckner left on Monday