The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-05-06
society Elsewhere.
APPLETON CITY.

society Elsewhere.
APPLETON CITY.
Mrs. NJ. c. White, OF this city, is visit
ing friends in Sedalia and Pettis county.
Mrs. Efie Moody returned this week
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Al Lind
sey, near Prescott, Kas.
Mrs. Thomas Strict is contemplating a
visit with relatives in Wisconsin during
the summer months. The trip will be
taken with the hope of improving her
health.
Miss Lolita Ray and Mrs. Jackson, nee
Miss Matte SlOss, of this city, left on the
Thursday night train for an extended visit
10 relatives. Miss Ray goes to Decatur,
H.. and Mrs. Jackson TO Bowling Green,
KY.
CLINTON.
Mrs. Laura Graham Boxley, formerly
of this city, died at San Franciso, Cal,
April 18th.
-Commencement exercises of Franklin
public scool will be held Friday, May IT,,
at City hall.
Mrs. Dorcas Ellis, from near Fl.
Scott. Kansas, reached Clinton last week,
and will make her home with her son,
John Ellis, three miles east OF town.
Miss Birdie Damon. of Boston, will
visit the families of III. S. Chsppelear and
Nj. b. Colt next week. Miss Damon in ell
ocution and song has won a wide repu-
tation.
Nathaniel Skinner, wife and children,
were visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles l..
Collins, this week. Mr.. Skinner is engaged
In the cattle business near Vinits, Indian
Territory. He reports that more cattle
died from the severe cold last winter than
ever before known, some ranches losing as
high as fifty per cent
BROWNSVILLE.
DIR. and Mrs. West left Wednesday
for trip to Cincinnati.
Miss lola Harwood went over to Mar
shall last week to visit relatives.
Mr.. Oh as. Mcconnell, wife and son,
visited Lsmonte during the week.
MIR. and Mn. d. W. Marmaduke spent
few days in Marshall last week.
Mrs. H. F. Triplett has returned from
a visit to relatives in Pettis county.
Miss Berthe Menifee returned to Clin-
ton last week after brief visit to Miss
Kate Elliott.
Mr.. W. A. Armstrong has moved back
here from Jackson county for the ben6t Of
his wife's health.
MIR. w. c Grub and family have re-
turned to their home at Houstonis, AFT.
being absent all winter.
Miss Emma Hart is at home for the
summer vacation, having closed her school
at Elmwood last Friday.
MIR. Jas. North, of Labadie, came up
last Friday evening and is visiting his SIS
ter, Mrs. B. w. Robinson.
Rev. J. II. Gauss and wife left Tues
day evening for Mexico, where they will
visit Mrs. Gauss parents for several
months before going to Brazil.
GREEN RIDGE.
Squire Vaughan and Latan Anderson
visited Sedalia Saturday.
Rev. .Weedin paid a visit to the
"Queen City" last Saturday.
Miss Mary Murphy went to Windsor
Friday evening to spend Sunday.
Mitch Miller was among the passen-
gers for Sedalis Saturday morning.
May day rolled by rather gloomily
here as nature was in one of her weeping
moods.
Joe Logan, of St. Louis, spent two
days at the Ridge last week visiting his
fair cousin. Miss Emma Logan.
Miss Cora Flesher who has been i'll for
the past two weeks is convslescent, much
to the Joy of her many friends.
The Enterprise got to the front early
this week and hereafter will issue on We'd
nesdsy. ]. S. is bound to get thar"
doc" Leabo still feeds us about thst
trip TO Kansas, and Charlie Rayburne
smiles all over his head. Let up, boys.
The fishing party on last Tuesday,
was an immense success and all the young
people are in favor of another one soon.
Dell Rails and "Wild Bill" Taylor
took trip to Windsor on Thursday, and
report the roads in that section in q DAMP
bad condition.
The public school picnic came of
"non est. on last Friday, greatly to the dis
appointment Of the children and young
people. Too much dew.
"A reading and literary circle is being
talked of here, and meeting of the young
people is called for next Tuesday evening
at DR.. Flesher's 10 organize.
Capt. L. A. Ross was here working the
town last week and shaking hands with
his friends. Mr.. Ross is one of the most
popular statesmen on the road.
MIR. Will D. Fellows, of the firm of
Logan & Fellows, came down with his
wife from Sedalia last week, and is now
permanently located here. He and his
charming wife sre q great addition to
Green Ridge society.
The Green Ridge Dramatic club held
its regular meeting at Mrs. c. d. Rsyburn's
parlors, Tuesday evening and the
characters for the play were assigned the
members. The next meeting is on Monday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. Will I.
Rails.