The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-02

-MlSs bessie 1QOrDtOD, Oh DOOnNllIe,
has accepted a case on the journal. She Is
we are informed, the first lady typo thsl
has ever worked in Jefferson City.
Mrs. NJ. J. Leaning and children, who
have been spending several months with
relatives in this city, left Tuesday after
noon for their home at Fort Benton Mon
tana.
Mr.. w. J. Jennings, the polite sud
gentlemanly clerk of Superintendent Bin
der, lefl for Kansas CITY TO meet his family
who will remove from Garden Grove, Iowa,
to this city.
The following party of Jefferson City
people left for Waukesha Springs, Wiscon-
sin, and other northern resorts: Mrs. =
A. Winston, Miss Belle Willis, Mr. J. f.
Willis, j. S. Fleming and DR.. G. A. Thomp-
son.
Miss Mira Hough gave a pleasant lit
lie entertainment to a few of Der Young
friends Monday evening in honor ii Miss
Abbie Hickey, Of Fulton, who i whiting
her. The young ladies and ceu-l. men
present we're Misses E,lella NogieS, Nav
Curry. NJ mic Chappell, Gussie Dawson,
Minnie Parks, Katie Willis and Eggie
DuscOmbe; and Mes,rs. CLAY Smith. Logan
Chappeli, Foster Willis, Will CrIt;enden,
Warwick Winston and w. Y. Carter.
RICH HILL.
Mrs. Fannie Ayerhsrt returned Tues
d9y from a visit TO friends in Pieassnton.
Mrs. Lynd Ill. sister of MIS-. Huckehy,
who has been visiting here, returned last
week to Albany, Ind.
DIR. end Mrs. Martin, OF Butler, were
in the city Tuesd ", the guests of NJ. O..
Manley at the Tain -e.
Mrs. J. G. Ferguson, of Fayette, and
her son f. Z. Ferguson, are visiting Will
F., cashier of the F. and NJ. bank.
-R.v. Hackney and wife will leave next
week TO attend the Taboryille camp meet
ing in st. Clair county. where are also
some fine sulphur springs.
HARRIsoNvILLE
The Misses Shield, of Austin, were in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Katie Thornton, a charming
young lady from the north part of the
county, is visiting her sitter, Mrs. o. W.
Byram, of this city.
Mrs. Britt and daughter, Lslis, MesSrS.
g. w. Horne, of Lees Summit, and T. NJ.
Horne, relatives OF Mrs. J. 5. Woodbridge,
are visiting that lady this week.
Miss Katie, daughter of the late Rev.
G. w. Horn, accompanied her aunt, Mrs.
J. S. Woodbridge, from BOonville, and will
remain here during the winter.
Miss Mary Anderson, a captivating
young lady of Wsrrensburg, is visiting
friends In this county. She came up Mon
day evening snd left Tuesday for Eight
Mile, where she will visit the Misses Select
man.
IRoNToN.
Miss Lulu Yancy. OF Piedmont, is Wis
iting Miss Alice Chase.
Miss Ida MaIlcck, of Springfield, Mo-,
is visiting Miss Rosie Hughes.
Geo. w. Hughes and wife are visiting
The family OF Mr.. ]. A. Hughes.
Miss Ida v. Bedford, OF Bloomfield,
Mo-, is visiting Mrs. Geo. III. Crumb.
Miss Lizzie Morrow, of Caledonia, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. J. NJ. Moore, OF
this city
Miss Mary Green, Of Cape Girsdesu,
spent several days in IrontoR last week the
guest OF Mrs. J. B. Scott.
Mrs. S. johnson and children left last
Monday for West Virginia to visit rela-
tives. They will be absent some weeks.
Miss Mary Hogan, the elocutionist, a.
tended the teachers association meeting
last week and gave several recitstions
which were much admired.
BROWNSVILLE
Miss Mollie Hunter and Master Jim
mie Walker came down from Higginsville
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. V. c. Yautis and son returned
last week from visit 10 Mrs. Ysntis' pa
rents, at LongwOod.
Mrs. J. j. Railey, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. p. Wilson, left
Monday evening for home.
Mrs. McCutchen and daughter, Miss
Annie, mother and sister of Mrs. NJ. A.
Hutsop, will spend the winter with her.
Miss Maggie Farrell returned to her
home in Aullville last Saturday after some
weeks visit to her cousin, Miss Annie
DeHaven.
Mrs. w. H. Hicklin and son, who
have beer visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. L.
Laughlin, left Wednesday for their home,
Indianapolis.
Miss Maud Faris left Friday for
where she will enter Christian
&c. Her sister, Miss Lizzie Webb, will
accompany her.
Mrs. Msrmaduke, the mother of the
general, and her daughter, Mrs. Harw BOD,
will DO the honors OF the executive man.
sion the next four years.
MIR. E. Harris, of Clinton. and Mr.. N
8. Harris, of Joplin, made a brief visit 10
their sisters, Mrs. ID. I. Root and Mrs.
Peter Akeman last week.
MOBERLY.
MIR. J. P. Apgar, of Ohio, q brother of
our townsman, c. P. Apgsr, is in the city
On q visit.
Mrs. DIR. n. F. Baker, of Fulton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. G. provinces,
who is still confined to her bed by serious
illness.
Thursday night there was novel en-
at the academy of music. 1t
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