The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-27

arrived ip Warsaw ore day last week His wife has
been spending the winter at her fathers.
Society i'm and about Warsaw has for some time
past been discussing an event which eliminated on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 20, in the marriage OF Mr..
Dan. B. Hurlbut, one of Warsaw's most prominent
and popular business men, 10 Miss Hattie Phillips,
the beautiful daughter of Judge G.. Phil Ups, one
of our ablsst and most highly respected citisens.
Mrs. Magley is in the city, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Horace futile.
The Temperance folks held home circle and
oyster supper last night, a. Temperance hall.
Mrs. J. F. Jette nee Julia Bouchard. Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, former resident of Moberly, 10
! visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Woods.
The new skating rink Was informally opened
10 The public Thu sday night, and vas crowded
from an early to q late hour by both skaters and
spectstors.
Miss Mollie Bell, of Miami, is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. Geo. w. Lstimer.
Miss Anne Pendeton, of Miami. has been visit
| ing friends in Marshall this week.
Miss Laura English. of Texas, is in Marshall
| on business connected With her mothers estate.
TIL re was a very charming little entertainment
At Mn: Il. H. Willis, Tuesday night. in honor Of
his fair guests, Miss LeOna Thompson, Of Slater,
| and Miss Jenney HALEY, of Blackburn, the latter
being the bright and lovely daughter Of that excel
| lent physician and fine citizen, DR.. h. J. HALEY
wARRKNsBUR6.
MIS-. d. +. harrison - ScK.
Miss Belle Casse, of Mattoon, Ill.,, is visiting
! Mrs. }. T. Cline.
Miss Lizzie Grover has almost recovered from
her recent illness.
MIR. John Francisco, of Butler, spent several
days here last week.
Miss frankie Colberp, of Lees Summit, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs John Davis.
Mrs. II. Martin Williams il still suffering With
| q severe attack of rheumatism.
al E.h
Miss Ida Fisher and Mr.. Rsece.
Miss Emma Pullen, who has been teaching
public school in Lection, this county, has closed her
school and returned to the Normal
Miss Belle Cas;ell, of Nation, Ill.,, an accom-
plished performer and instructor the piano, 10
| visiting her friend, Mrs. J. A. Cline
-Mari don the 18th ut, at the residence of
Il bride. father, near Fayetteville, A. Ber-
thick 10 Miss Ollie Cleveland, Rev. E. r. Russell Of
| 6ciating.
February i2, 1886, Miss Estells Clark, Of Jackson,
to Mr.. K. H. Carr, OF Knobnoster, Mo-, Rev. 8.
Frink officiating.
Miss Minnie Woods. the daughter of Rev. c. c.
Woods, at Ole time pastor Of the southern Mefho-
dist church, married at the residence or and by
her father, in Kansas City, on the 18th, 10 Mr. H.
n. Hall, of Beonvillo Mo.
There was festival given by the ladies of Hol-
den Thursday night, on the old English STYLE be-
ing a success financially and socially, Among the
| D Isons from this city present we're Miss Lille
Peoples and Geo. Williams, Misses Ella Fyke and
| Luc. Williams; also, MessIs. &. III. Utley, Benz
Roberts and Vim. Day.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Dnnham,
| at their residence, on West Market street. Thu s.
day, to their son, Olden, in honor of his marriage
wi h Miss Maggie Scott, was happy, rlesssnt oc-
csson for all present. The tables were losded down
In princely st, lie with royal rpast OF which all
! partook With hearty good will. None we're more
| happy than the groom and his youthful bride
There were also present tv? very happy old folks
happy couple long Ire and prosperity.
Col. o. n. williams and Mrs. Jordan, both well
known in Warrensburg society, were quietly n AZ
ried at TN resideI &c of the latter, nn East Gay
ST eet, Wednesday evening, Rev. A l.. Barr Off l.
atilg. Excepting the officiating minister there
were present only a select few OF the brides most
intimate friends and relatives. AT 10 o'clock the
bride and groom took the east-bound train for 81.
Louis where several days will re spent in attending
| the revival meeti gs now being conducted by Rev.
Person, at the {. p. church-Dr. Brooks church.
| Tney will return TO their home i'm Warrensburg
Saturday.
A very pleasant social party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. 5. GilkeSon, East Market street.
Friday evening. Music by AN Italian band, dane
amusement am There we're i present Misses Fannie
| Thompson, Mamie Rider, Carrie and Lizzie Plum
mer Nellie Rogers, Bette and Mackie Lobban. Ida
Brooks Carrie Tory, IA LIE M Tracy Mary anderson
and Mrs. c. A. Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. w ii. An
derson, jr.; Messrs. A. Landes, NJ. Youngs, j. /.
| And L. r. montgomery H. r trlikeSDn wal
ter Sans n. A. Cress, VIM. neaze!l, Scott Dsusby,
Charlie Thornt~n, x. Emery Wadell and John
Clark.
LEXINGTON.
1 Mrs Nathaniel Ford and family will remove to
| their farm again ia Kansas next week,
-Bede Moun,joy has returned home from her
extended visit to relatives in Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
! Next Monday the children viii have skating
match at the opera house. All under twelve Years
are in visd The first prize will be pair Of skates
TO he selected by the winner from from eighty five
pair. Second prize, g.
Tickets will be issued this week for the grand
masquerade ball TO be given in Turner'S hall, We'd
| nesday night, March 9TH. THIS is destined 10 be
one Of the most pleasant social events OF the
| son. Ii will be given under the auspices of the
Lexington Social club, an organization composed Of
| a large number of vonng ladi-s and gentlemen vino
, selves.
| Conductor Hooton and wife, who went to New
Orleans TO the mardi gras pageant, returned to
this CITY last week. They went as far south Port
Eads, and passed through the jetties They intend
ed TO go to Florida, but having lost much sleep
i'm travelling, and being worried by poor accomoda-
tons owing to the great number Of visitors in New
Orleans, they concluded 10 return home. Belle
Hayes who was visiting them in ~. Louis, return
ed with them. Mrs. Hooton will remain here on 4
| visit to her mother for few weeks.
HARRIsoNvrLLE.
Mis- Belle Temple is again able TO be at her
| cost al the school house
/ Several of Mrs. Bonnie Stevens old school
| mates took dinner 18th her Saturday
| Henry Hoye jr., returned home from Louis
Vile. XIV where he has been att. nding school.
| Miss Laura Payne, OF Kansas City, is visiting
| hsr cousin, Lewis Payne, OF this city.
! Miss Minnie Woods, daughter of DIR. c. c.
| Woods was mar led last week, al Kansas City, to
| Mr. Hall, OF Boonville.
| CLINTON.
| Mrs Gathrght, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Maud, is making short visit with her parents
in Clinton.
Miss Nollie Mcdonald, from Bloomington, and
Miss Galbreath, from franklin county, are visiting
Miss Jennie Kennedy.
Miss Irene Wellen, sister of Mrs. G.. W. Stoker
who has been a visit here for the past two
months, left this morning for Boone, Iowa.
| BROWNSVILLE.
Miss Lille Drysdae is visiting relatives in Lex