The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-01

Iona King, Maggie White, Emma Egger,
and Messrs. X. \ Burns, e. N. White. A.
c. Kincheloe. b. Gardner. C. Hodkins,
Erred. Esger, Mr.. and Mrs, Mason.
CLINTON.
The Colt-Reinhart wedding Thursday
evening was very elegant, q large number
OF guests being present.
Miss Ida Ferguson returned home
from Holden. where she is engaged in
teaching music, to spend the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Shelton, scoompa-
MED by Mics Pomeroy, from near Wind
sor, came down Thursday eveing to attend
the Reinhart Colt wedding.
Misses Maggie Salmon, Jessie Cock
and Ella Avery, returned home from the
Baptist Female college. Lexington, Friday
evening. The young ladies appeared to be
in good health and fine spirits.
Hon. VIM. T. Thornton, who has been
in Washington City for several weeks, at
tending to a contested congressional cleo
ton case, Joined his wife al this place last
week. Mrs. T has been visiting relatives
and friends in Clinton for several weeks.
Mrs. Williams. of Boonville, passed an
agreeable Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. f. p. Lamkin, and son Joseph III.
She was accompanied by her SON Walter,
local editor of the Boonville Topic. and
regular correspondent of the Sedalia BAzoO.
Miss Ermie Owen arrived from Kinks
vile Friday evening, To spend the holidays.
She has a pleasant position in the Kinks
Vile Normsl, and is vel! pleased With her
position. Miss Ernie is one of the best
teachers In the state, and is fast becoming
Justly appreciated as such
One of the most agreeable entertain
ments that will occur during the holidays.
was the dance and supper given Christmas
nisht by members of Clinton Social club.
The several committees labored zealously
and in harmony TO make it a complete
success, and the results were certainly very
satisfactory. The hall was gaily decorated
with evergreens and flags, and especially
prominent was the handsome monogram
&C. s. c." suspended over the stage Prof.
Campbell's band, assisted BY Messrs w. L.
Winsor and A. s. Corey, furnished choice
music. Between IL and o'clock, an ele-
CANT and sumptuOus supper was served at
the Allen house, the dining room and tabl,
decorations bearing the work of genuine
artistic skill and taste. 1t Vas late hour
Wednesday morning before the good-bys
were said and the happy throug separated.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Miss Trottie Thompson returned home
Monday from a visit to St. Louis.
Miss VERNE Mcintyre, of Fulton. Mo 3,
is in the city, the guest Of Miss Willie
Keown.
Miss Maggie Tichener is in Fulton, and
is spending the holidays visiting friends
and relatives in that city.
Mr.. Houston Crittenden arrived Mon
day from 81. Louis, and spent Christmas
with his parents at the mansion.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Brown left Saturday
for Mexico, Mo-, and spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. l. French.
MIR. and Mrs. w. g. McCsrty left
Monday morning for Salem, ILL.,, where
they will spend the holidays visiting friends.
MIR. Otto Lohmna, wife and child. ar
rived from Sedalia Sunday, and spent
Christmas with Mrs. Lohmna's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Stats.
Mrs. E. NJ. Samuel, setp-mother OF Mr..
Webb NJ. Ssmuels, of St. Louis. and sister
OF Mrs Judge Robt. d. Ray, died yesterday
evening at 6 o'clock at the residence OF
Judg, Ray, whose family she came to visit
about two months ago, but was taken i'll
shortly after her arrival. Mrs. Samuels
vas about sixty-eight years of age. The
remains will be taken to 81. Louis for in
torment.
Judge Vim. c. Young and wife Tues
day celebrated their golden wedding. This
venerable couple who have lived an honor
able and useful life in our midst for 50
many years, are known to all our people,
and will have the good wishes and con-
gratulstions OF all upon the the occasion
OF the celebration of half century OF we'd
ded life marked by mutnsl love and af-
lection, and blessed with we'll earned pros
perity, and the merited and deserved re-
spect and esteem of an unusually large
circle Of friends and neighbors.
NEVADA.
Mrs L. NJ. Acre has returned to Ne
vsda from visit to Oxford and yelling
tan, Kansas.
Mrs. E Shaft, the popular landlady of
the European hotel, was presented an ele-
giant large album Christmas morning, by
her guests.
"A very elegant bal masque vas given
at Moons Opera house, Wednesday evening
at which number of excellently dressed
characters were represented.
The young ladies of the Y. L. G. T u.
with the following gentlemen will receive
their friends at the Reading room from 2
%. m. until 10 %. M. New Years day: j.
p. Alexander, John Harding, A. q. Ora
ham, w. S. Brady, e CT. Merrips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rinehart, of st.
Louis, who have been visiting Mrs. RS
sister, Mrs. Sheriff Fisher, left Thursday
evening for Clinton to be present at the
marriage of Mr.. Rinehart's brother. Mrs
Rinehart returned TO Nevada the last of
the week.
Married at the residence of the brides
parents. Wednesday evening, December 49,,
1888 by Rev. Mr.. King, Mr.. Monroe Nc
Kill and Miss Matte ToWnsr both of