The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-23

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Independence.
Miss Saliie Howard Is visiting friends
at d, soto, Mo.
Mrs. J. Bishop, of Kansas City, is at
ex Major Youhg's.
Miss Boieler is at st. Jos epb, the guest
OF NJ :. Buckingham.
Misses Dode ard Kitty Smith have re-
tu;ned to H;gginsville.
! Miss Mamie More is v. iiirg Mr..
Atws'e', a; Long .ou, Kansas.
Miss Groua Hsmmerie left this week
on au extended visit to friends and rela-
tives in ST. Louis.
Miss Lucy Esll, who has been attend
ing school in this city has returned home
TO spend The holidays.
! COLUMBIA.
Col. z. c. More and wife are in St
Louis.
Huston Crittenden arrived last Thurs
day aud is visiting friends.
| Mrs. S. S. Laws gave a tea to Lieut..
Bal roll and wife on las. Tuesday night.
The l.. BIS met at the residence of
Miss Mamie Moss on last Tuesday after
moor.
The Nnrtheas; Teachers association of
Missouri vii meet in the university chapel
December 29;h. Goth ond 3Ist.
-Columbia threatens 10 be quite De
ser.ed during the holiday between the exc
dus of the schools ard the New Orleans
excuTtionis,s.
Misses Sallie and Morton, Carrie Nc |
Kinney, Lucie Mathews, Ada Smith and
Messrs. Mckinney and Bramlitt were |
among those leaving for the Worlds Fair |
this week.
The Bridges twins again blessed the |
town with their appearance on Tuesday |
hight. They are wonderful little CT 2atures |
and sing, act and dance in q very sweet |
and graceful way.
The dance given by the "Merry Bache-
lors" was not largely attended, but in
the future their parties promise to be more
OF success. A full dress ball is to be |
given in January.
"A very pleasant skating party was Civ
en- at the rink, on last Wednesday. Among
those present were Misses Watson, Garth,
Matthews, Thompson, Kehr, SHE DIS, |
Hayes and Messrs King, johnson, Wood
ruff, Clark, Piggott, Psnnell, Watson and
Thompson.
Miss Minnie Russell, assisted by her
pupils, gave charming entertainment at
Hadeu Opera house, on last Monday |
night. The boxes, parqnet and dress cir |
Gle were filled with the elite of the city, |
and numerous encores were given the fair |
teacher OF elocuiioD.
M. +. Chenowetb, Jerry Pay and Mr.. |
Bryan, all of London, Ohio, and the latter,
editor OF a paper there, spent three or four /
days last week with w. I. Slye.
-Messrs. w IL. Avery and C. r Logan,
with iheir families left for New Orleans,
Friday night Walter J. Miller and fam
lily will probably go next week.
Among The passengers by the Gulf
road, Sunday afternoon, was Miss Maggie
Kennedy, whs departed for New Orleans 10
view the wonders of the exposition and
make visit of years duration, perhaps,
to her sister, Mrs. c. A. Orleans, who lives
IN the Crescent City.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Albright of Tyn-
dali, Dakota, Will arrive In Lamar about
January l. After a short visit, lhev will
return home, when l.. /. smith, Mr..
Aibrighrs partner in The banking business,
accompanied 10y Mrs. Smith will come
down and spend a few weeks with their rel.
atives and friends.
&c IEsJITTE.
Miss Emma Blair is visiting relatives
and friends in Union City, Tenn.
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, OF Browns
Vile, Is amoog relatives in town this
W k.
B. *. Campbell, who has been attend
ing the Easton Commercial college at
Pougbkeepsie, n. Y, returned last week.
w. ]. Day, prominent young mer.
chant, of CHAPEL Hill, this county, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Maud HaI wood, who had her arm
dislocated by sing throw from a carriage
TWO or three weeks ago, IS recovering zap
idly.
RICHMOND.
Mrs. G. 7. Limerick spent last week in
Kansas CITY, the guest of her SOD, DR.. Sam
Limerick.
Jonathan Miles jr, of Te1ss, who is
attending the State University at Columbis
has been spending seve, al days here visit
ing relatives.
Misses Dena and Emma Marquarat,
and Miss Lucy Mehl, three brignt-eyed
daughters OF the historic city, were in the
city few days since, the guests of Mise.
Lena Straube and Jennie Marshall.
"A hop was given at Mosby's opera
house Monday evening in honor of Misses
Annie and Hattie Perkins, who are here
on visit, the guest of their cousin, Miss
Moliie Mosby. The hop was a success.
The Christmas festivities this year will
be enlivened blythe various Sunday schools
as follows The Christian school ty
candy pulling, the NJ. E. South, by q sup.
per, and the Presbyterian By a tree. The
little folks will not be forgotten in the gen.
eral rejoicing.
MEXICO. II