The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-22
Society Elsewhere.
Upton.

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Upton.
Miss Maggie Cullers visited Upton
friends Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Brent returned to her
school at Boonville Monday.
Miss Sarah Cohn returned home to
New York city this week.
Miss Ssllie Smsllwood is visiting Der
sister, Mrs. DIR. Gregory, in St. Louis.
Miss Lulu B. Rubey goes Friday on an
extended visit to her ppreuts and relatives
in the vicinity of Palestine.
Misses Elite Hill and Leila McVean,
two interesting young ladies from CalifOr
MIA, are the guests OF Miss JEANNE VIII
liams.
Mrs. E. +. Reavis has been for several
days in Kansas City, at the house of her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Lee, who is in poor
health.
Miss Della Howell, the accomplished
daughter of Rev. +. w. Howell of this city,
is in California, where she will probably
remain during the summer.
NEVADA.
Miss Mary Hunter returned Friday
from a visit 10 w alker.
DIR. q. X. Bowles and wife, OF Har-
wood, were in the city Thursday.
A concert will be given at the Wash
ington street Presbyterian church Friday.
Mrs. J. NJ Vaughan left Friday morn
ing for Dallas, where she goes on a visit TO
her sister.
Ed. Wood, Of Pettis county, came in
last night, and is guest of his sister, Mrs.
j. F. Harder.
Miss Emma Winbourn, of Jackson
county, has been the guest of her uncle
Jonathan Phelps, near Nevada for several
days.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
had good attendance at their supper last
Thursday night, aud the receipts were very
iair.
H. {. Moore and wife, Harry Mitchell
and wife, John I. Birdseye and wife, Mrs.
G. A. lockwood, C. o. Ritchey and ID. Il.
Mayfield will be among the 4. p. excur-
sionists to New Orleans. They will leave
here on the early train Sunday morning.
The wedding of Charles Thorn and
Miss Nellie Tyler, which occurred al the
residence OF the brides father, John A.
Tyler, Thursday, was a very quiet affair
Only few guests were In attendance. Rev.
George Miller, Of the Washington street
Presbyterian church performed the cere-
mony.
RICH HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Beatty spent Sun
day in Butler.
Mis-. Mary Bridwell spent Sunday in
Nevada, visiting friends.
Mrs. J, NJ ArmiI, of Fort Scott, Kas =,
spent several days of last week In this
city.
Mrs. E. Stanton left Monday for an
extended visit among friends in Labeite
county, Kansas.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wright and Miss Mamie
Blsnton, of Nevada, were registered at the
Tslmage Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Blachert and her sister, Miss
Laura Cunningham, left for weeks visit
in Kansas City, Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Lindsay, of Batter, who has
been visiting Mrs. Joe McKibben for the
past week, returned home Monday.
Miss Nettie Becker, of Brighton, Ont,
IL HlNitlbS dN lIlSU,
and will spend the summer In Rich Hill.
Miss Austin, niece of K. V. Austin, of
this city, returned home TO Kansas City
Yesterday. Miss Austin has been spending
the winter here
KNoBNosTER.
Mrs. G. o. Tapley has returned from
Kansas City.
Mrs q. Hardey and family are in
Kansas CITY, visiting her brother.
Geo. w. Mcfarland and wife went to
Wsrrensburg last Sunday TO visit relatives
in and near that town.
Mrs. Ella Early, nee DeArmsn, of
Parsons, Kansas, is visiting relatives and
friends in Knob Noster.
Miss Josie Williams accompanied
Rev. T. p Reid to the wedding of John
Malone aud Miss Herndon.
Miss Josie Williams left Wednesday
morning for Warrensburg, and from there
will return TO her home at Hume, Bates
county.
Miss Mary Lamkin, of Pleasant Hill
and Josie Baker, of Sedalia, were here one
day last week in company wish the latter's
brother, s. p. Baker.
wARRENsBURG.
Mrs. Senator Cockrell left Washington,
d. c., Wednesday evening for this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landes, of Pleasant
Hill, have been visiting in this city.
Miss Susie Shepard, of Jacksonville,
spent Sunday visiting friends in this city.
DIR. VIM. III. James, wife and daughter
Of Mansfield, Mo-, have been visiting rel.
atives and friends in this county. While
in this city they stopped with Mrs. w. K
Morrow the doctors sister.
HIGGINsvILLE.
Mrs. c. F. Grau and daughter Clara.