The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-24
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HARRISBURG.
April 18th. a daughter.
Miss Nellie Coleman has gone to
Msrshslltown, Iowa, to he present ut the
marriage of lady friend.
The Standard young man has taken
his sore thumb to the country for a few
days visit with his pink girl"
Miss Belle Rogers will go to Marshall
town, Iowa, week from to day, to attend
the wedding of an esteemed friend.
Mrs. John Howard, who has been
spending the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Utley Of Knobnosler, returned
yesterday.
Married. in Deuiscn, Texas, April
IA, 1883, Miss Myra HOlts, daughter of
q. Will HOuts, esq, of this city, and Vic
tor Hornbeck, formerly of Warreusburg.
"A pleasant party was given at the res
idence of Mr.. q. n. Richards, Thursday
evening, 10 honor of Miss Belle Cossell,
who is guest of Mr.. Richards. There
were present, Misses Jennie Morrow, Lille
Duffield, and Eva Uric and Messrs Al.
Morrow, Scott DOnby and r e. Wadell.
RICH HILL.
w. J. Pollard and wife, Of Carthage,
are in the city.
Mis- Ssllie Allen will be favored by
q visit from q fair friend of hers from
LeavenwOrth, in few days.
Miss Lizzie Allen, one of Rich Hills
most charming young ladies. left Wednes-
day morning for Leavenworth, Kansas. to
be gone Two or three weeks.
Miss Lizzie Allen left Thursday morn.
ing on the early train for. Leavenworrh,
Kansas, where she will visit iOr two or
three weeks among relatives.
Miss Isadora Without, one of Rich
Hills most charming young ladies, left
Sunday morning. for few weeks visit to
her old home and friends in Kansas, Ill.
Mr.. A Sanders and wife, of Upton,
Kentucky, cousins to Policeman Mudd,
came in on the Pacific, Tuesday. Mr. San
ders contemplates going into the grocery
business.
Miss Minnie Cooper, of this vicinity,
is visiting Miss Amarda George. near
Burton.
Mrs. Garrison Patrick left Monday
for Boulder, Colorado, where she will per-
manently reside.
Mr.. CHARLES Smith and little d...snsr
of Albuquerque New Mexico, arr we'd in
Faye;,e Tuesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. A F Davis, who have
been on = ,Oar through Texas aGd New
Mexico, returned on Saturday last.
Miss Fannie Guefin, one of Saline
county's most charming young ladies, is
visiting in Fayei,e, the guest of the Misses
Ewing
Misses Mary Ferguson and Mary
Smith, vino are attending college at Col
uInbia, came up home on visit Satur-
day and returned Monday.
Miss Doyie Kline, formerly of Fayette
Was married at her home IN WeiisvIle,
Mo-, OH the 10Th inst, TO Mr.. Byron Con-
way, a merchant OF Mason, Ill.
Last Thursday evening select party
of young folks met ond enjoyed themselves
for few hours ut Tolson's hail, by trip
ping the light fantastic. 1t was a very
sudden affair, but was made the more en-
ioyable by being such, and there was on
Iy few present and quite select.
MEXICO.
Mrs. Capt j. w. Bryan is in New Or.
leans on q visit.
Mr. and Mrs. c G. VOORHEES, have re.
turned from Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tyr.ll are visiting
relatives in Mexico.
Mrs. Ed. Kennen, of Laddonia, has
been visiting Mrs. Emily Graham, of
Mexico.
The semi-annual exhibition of the Union
Literary society takes place May 18th.
Miss Florence Patton delivers the saluta-
tory and Miss Matte Shea the valedictory
MARSHALL.
Mr. E. NJ. Christy and lady, from near
Herndon, were in town Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Potter and Miss Lula Her
rington returned from school last week on
a visit.
Mrs VIM. Piper and her interesting
young daughter, Miss Lula, spent Satur-
day in our city.
DIR. Fred. Collier. of Herndon, was in
town Tuesday, accompanied by his sister.
in-law, Miss Lizzie Herndon, of Fayette.
The well known and popular Lexing-
ron Quartette club, assisted by Prof. Chas.
Gimbel, will give one of their famous con-
day, April Both, u.,der the auspices ot the
Baptist Willing Workers"
A Disruption Looked For.
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