The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-15
Society Elsewhere.
wARRENsBURG.

Social circles in Warrensburg have
been all aglow In the introduction of the
new year. Leap year parties; leap year
suppers and receptions have held full sway.
The Quarry City girls seem determined to
avail themselves of the quadrennial priyi-
lege, which custom has kindly sficrded
Them, and the admoniIion, make hay,
etceIera," hes not gone UNDECIDED. A leap
year party At the residence of DIR. w. l..
Hedges is said TO have been a delightful
affair and admirably carried out by the
young ladies, who met the young gentle
men at the Eads house and escorted them
in carriages 10 the party and hence home
DR.. l.. 4. Port and family started
Tuesday night for San Francisco, where
they will remain until spring.
CLINTON.
Mrs. John Watkins, who has been Wis
iting friends in this city for several weeks,
returned to her home in OSceola Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Coughner, went down To
Osceola Wednesday to spend couple OF
weeks with friends.
Married JAN, Sth, 1884, at
the residence Of A Nickers. near Bethlehem
church, Rev. William WEIGH, late of Ten
nessee, Illinois, officiating, Miss Kate G.
Wood and Mr. Vim. Roberts, all of Henry
county, No. The above was a very pleas
ant occasion; only small circle OF immr-
diaie friends and relatives being pre- Sent.
Rev. WEIGH performed the services. After
congratulations had been extended the
company partook of the ample refreshments
that had been prepared by Mrs Vickers,
which reflected much credit on her knowl-
edge OF the culinary art. Quite number
Of beautiful presents We're presented.
LANoNTE
Mrs. Bile Foreman. of Knob Nostcr,
Mo, who has been wishing her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Meredith, for several
days. returned home Monday evening OH
No. /.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 81 81,
quite a number Of the good ladies of our
town, Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather, called al the residence of Rev.
Eastwood, who has recently accepted the
care of the Methodist church in this place
They We're loaded down with bundles, bas-
keIs, sacks and boxes filed with edibleS,
and asked for the use of his dining table
which was cheerfuliy granted. A few mo-
ments later grand display of chicken, tur-
key, lard, honey, coffee, sugar, bread, flour,
jellies, preserves, pickles, rice, mince meat,
spices, butter. apples, potatoes, and gen.
eral assortment of canned goods; also can
dies, raisins, cakes and nuts for the little
ones were handsomely spread upon the
table. 1t was, indeed a beautiful selec-
eion, and was given the right way.
SHELDON.
H. r. McCutchen and wife, returned
home last Sunday night, from a visit in
the county of Cooper.
The Masonic fraternity of this city and
with their families and invited
friends, partoOk of bountiful dinner on
Thursday last, which was spread in the
Masonic hall. The dinner was splendid
and every one enjoyed themselves hugely.
FAYETTE.
Miss Katie Shelton visited friends in
Moberly last week.
Miss Price Whitlock, of Franklin. is
visiting Fayette friends.
Miss Maggie Miller, Jefferson City
belle, is visiting Miss Laura Mitchell in
this place.
Miss Helen Carson who has been quite
sick for several weeks with typhoid fever,
is improving.
Miss Lille Crabb started for the Aull
female seminary at Lexington, on last Mon
day morning.
my hands we're covered with little
dry scabs. They have disappeared and Pm