The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-16

elQe III tue iutuEc. MISS luz mas .ooNs v.
finds in Butler who regret TO part with
her. aud wish her unbounded success IN her
new home.
DIR. A. C. Franklin end wife left for
Washington county, Kentucky, Monday
evening, where they expect TO make their
future home. Miss Maggie will visit
friends In Butler until siier the holidays
and then join her parents.
COLUMBIA.
Jacob Broadwell is on a visit 10 bis
sister, Mrs. S. S. Laws.
&C. B. Rollins left last Monday for khs
south. He will visii New Orleans.
State Auditor John Walker and wife
left Tuesday for JEFF City, where thgy will
reside.
The Christmas holidays Of the univer-
sity will cover only nine days. The boys
talk CT Strike"
John W. Harris and Ed. T. Rollins
left on Monday for Champaign, Illinois. 20
attend the Wedding of Virgil III. Harris.
Col. w. F. Switzler came hone S.u-
day from Indianapolis, where he spent he
week ON q visit 10 Vice President slt CT
Thomas A. Hendricks.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
Guild, will open a doll fair On Eexi SatuI-
ranging from ten cents UP 90 IS.
Rev. DR.. John d. Vencil, OF St Lpni :,
who is here on visit, preached one Of his
eloquent sermons 10 an sppreciative au-
dience On last Sunday night.
Miss Minnie Russell gave two reciia-
lions at the amateur entertainment, at the
opera house on last Monday night. She
is much admired here Tor her elocGtionary
ability. She Will give reading On next
Monday night assisted by her pupils.
Lieut.. BarrolI, U. S. n, who j. here
on a visit to bis sister, Mrs. Wilkie, and
who has only recently returned from
abroad, lectured 10 sp apprecistive an
dience, last week on the subject Of "Japsn,
It's Early History and some of the Manners
and Customs OF its People"
Last week eight young Isdiss, Misses
Moss, Mathews, Lenore, Bates, Bass Az
derson, Winsns and Shields, organized a
club at the home OF the latter. They call
the U. BIS. ard many are try
ing TO guess at the meaning OF the cabalis,ic
symbols The Statesman has Interpreted
Unmarried Beauties" while the Herald
has it unmarried Bellies"
CLINTON.
Mrs. F. N. Green is visiting her friends
and relatives in St. Louis.
-Hunnewell, Kansas, will enjoy the
presence OF Miss Bette Banta, Of this place.
ior several weeks. She is visiting friends
At that place.
Mrs I. n. Jones returned last week
rom a visit TO her mother at Greenville.
Ills. The old lady was quite Ill when she
got there, but is recovering.
Frank Corder, OF Mattoon, Illinois, a
relative of Mrs. 4. b. Hopkins, the Filing
ons and HSmblins near Bloomington, Is
making visit to Clinton.
Mr.. w. F. Uric and wife, of Kansas
City, arrived Wednesday morning in re-
,poDse TO telegram notifying them of the
,ad dea'h of Mrs. Hancock, mother of Mrs.
Uric, who many of cur resdsrs knew as
Miss Jakee Snowdeb.
w. w. Jackson, Esq, and daughter,
Miss Allie of Clinton, attended the Woocea
wedding OF Rev. s. d. Givens and lady, Of
Johnson, last week. Rev. Gray and lady
received a number Of nice presents. A
splendid supper wes served. The host and
hostess, assisted BY Mr.. Sam Gillilsnd, en-
ertained their compSny royalty. Mrs. G.
S daughter of Mrs. Jackson.
wARRENsBURG.
-Sleig hing hss become the order Of the
hour.
The Normal school will close for the
holidays Friday, Dec. 18th.
The grand jury Of johnson county
-isited the Normal school Tuesday last.
Mics LAWNS Ewing has returned from
visit to relatives in the north part of the
county.
MIR. and Mrs. John j. Cockreil are
listing friends in Pleasant Hill and Kan
as City.
MIR. S. p. Mclean and wife, of Ohio
re visiting the family of Judge VIM.
Mclean, west of town.
The ladies of the Christian church
ave an oyster supper ct the Esds Hotel
friday evening, Dec. II.
"A Roller Skating Masque Carnival
viii be given at the rink in Empire Hall
saturday evening, Dec. Goth.
The society ladies of this city will give
Leap Year Phantom party at the Tyler
Hotel Friday evening, Dec. 18th.
Miss Bette Zoll, who is teaching in
he Knobnoster public school, spent Satur
lay with her parents in this city.
-Finis c. Parr. of Jefferson CITY, is by
he bedside Of his mother who is aged aud
'ery i'll at her home on Culton street.
Rev: w. 81. Rogers, Of Kansas City
will preach In the First Presbyterian
church to day, morning and evening.
MIR. Hugh Robinson and wife, of For
st City, Mo, who were married in that
.ity on Thursday, are visiting relatives
here to-day.
The board of regents of the state nor
nal school held a very interesting busi-
less meeting here. Monday, which was
attended by all the members.