The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
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LamOnte last week.
Miss Lutte Kelly, of Brownsville, was
in this city last Monday.
Miss Birdie Brent, of Boonville, is
the guest Of Mrs Frank Houston.
Miss Hattie Marvin returned last week
from visit with rrienGs in ST. Louis.
Mrs Dora PsItioon has been guile Ill
for some time al her home on Kentucky
street.
Mrs. II. Ssge and daughter, Miss Ella,
returned from q visit with friends atJop.n
Friday.
Miss Eva Gentry left last week for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. TIL o. SnelioD, oil
ST. Louis.
Misses Eliza Richey. Mollie Hughes
and Lille BYler are visiting friends nea.
Hughesville
Mrs. A. Snow, of Seventh street, wen
to Fort Scott last Wednesday for wish
with friends
Mrs s. B. Sturteysnt and sister have
been the guests OF relatives in BoOnvill,
the past week.
Mis- May Belle Walker, handsom.
young lady OF Bunce;on, Mo-, was the
Al
Miss Lille g bson, who has been Wis
iting her brother Charlie, wkO IL now en-
pioyed in Kansas City, will return this
evening.
Mrs Fred Burgp, who had been WISH
ing her parents 10 Holden, passed through
his city Tuesday evening Ell rCule 10 her
home in Clinton.
MISSES Emma and Lula Beck, VIII
have bern guests of their sister Mrs Chas
Hobe recht, lett for their home In Plsasan.
Green yesterday evening.
Miss Aggie Stewart, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs Blackburn, IL lila
Eois, for the past SIX weeks, is expected
home the last OF this week.
Misses Hortense Philips, of Jefferson
eity, Lizzie Groesbeck, of Independence
and Belle Fible, of Kentucky, are guests
Miss Hattie Belle Trader.
Mics Fannie Van Wagner, who his
been the guest of her relatives in this city
for some months, leaves for her home in
Michigan TO morrow evening.
Miss Minnie Olcott ard Miss jail
Brown, intelligent and cultured young Ia
dies OF Indianapolis, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Brown, of this city.
1t is rumored that Judge Bray, long .
proninent resident of this city, will sooR
De welded to Mrs. Bray, fascinating and
influential widow of Springfield, Mo.
The Philharmonic society meets next
Monday night At the residence of Mrs III
Dsnohoe, the popular inslructress of music,
corner of Seventh and Lamine streets.
Miss Eollie Gibbons, the pleasant and
efcient operator in the Pacific Mstual
telegraph Office In this city, left last night
ssr a short visit t6 her home In Boonville.
Miss Addie Edgar, who has been the
guest of Miss Matte Kenn.d DIV, expects to
return to her home in Bconvile 10 NOR
rev. She will be missed oy many friends
here.
Mrs. J. e. Wharton returned last
week from a two months visit with friends
at Galveston. Texas. Mrs. Wharton wit
messed the grand carnival OF Mardi Gras in
that city.
The young peoples society of the First
Presbyterian church met at the residence of
Mrs " E. Shaw last Thursday evening.
About forty persons were present and the
occasion was unusually pleasant.
Miss Oracle Mathews. who has been
quite I'LL at her residence, corner of
Eleventh. and Lamipe streets, is reported
% be some better and-is now abe to again
greet her many friends.
Quite number of the society young
people called at the Garrison house
Wednesday evening, and paid their re-
spects TO Misses Julia Brown and Minnie
0lcott who are guests there.
Miss Julia Castle made a very de-
eided success at the concert given recently
BY the Shaw Musical society of ST. Louis,
and the press of that city speak In compli-
nentary terms of her singing.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Nimms are no
longer keeping house, but staying with the
latter's mother on Broadway. Mr.. Nimms
will again take he road for the Cincinnati
frm which formerly employed him.
MIR. J. E. Simcosky, wife and little son,
Charles, have returned from visit with
relatives at Galesburg, Ill. Mr.. SImcosky
has been absent about two weeks; Mrs s.
has been absent since before the holidays.
Mr.. Frank Hardcsstle, the popular
young travelling man, il is said, will be
married in September to Miss May Brown,
of Indianapolis. Miss May was the guest
Of her uncle Mr.. George T. Brown for sod4e
Eme last summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Zimmerman gave
party in honor of their son Ira's birthday
last Tuesday evening. Elegant refresh
ments of cake, fruits, wines, lemonade, ETC.,
we're served and the occasion was exceed
ingly pleasant to all in attendance. A
large number of guests were present.