The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29

ure trip TO the lakes and other noted sum-
mer resorts.

uic uip W tic ldhco anu OlucI uOleu SUM-
mer resorts.
PARSONS
Miss Maggie Reed, of Oswego, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. Will W. Frye is visiting her pa
rents in Oswego.
&C. III. Kimball and family left for New
York Wednesday on visit
Miss Ella Kaufman has been visiting
her sister in COffeyville this week.
Miss Geriie Hill left "Wednesday
morning 10 spend the summer with rels-
tives in Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. c. S. Thurston and Mrs. W.
Meixell left Tuesday morning for a weeks
soiourn at lola Springs.
Mrs. II. S. Chaffee, who has been
spending the past several weeks visiting
the family of her son, Rev. II. W. Chaffee,
left Wednesday morning for a visit in
Iowa and Wisconsin, and from thence 10
return TO her home In Connecticut early in
August. Miss Lois, her daughter, also left
at the same time, but she will spend the
summer in Manhattan, for the benefit OF
her health, and return 10 Parsons for a
while, later In the season.
Tuesday was the first anniversary of
the marrisge of Mr.. and Mrs. |. e.. Rob
ertson, residing in the north part OF town,
and number of their friends planned snd
successfully carried out pleassn: surprise
party il celebration of the event. They
gathered at the house with well-tiiied bss-
ke:' and an elegant luncheon was spread.
Among the presents were the following /:
Rocking chair, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robertson
Burns poems. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ] Rude
floral motto, Mr.. ard Mrs. d. J. Daigh
oil painting, III. NJ. Robertson; oil paint.
ing, Mrs. Mary Sims; box oI stationery,
Miss Edith Daish.
LEXINGTON.
Miss Ella Eul n is still absent on a
visit TO relatives in fowery Kansas.
MIR. James McGrew and lie apd Mr..
w. c. Clagett and wife are still absent in
the east.
Mrs. o. A. Meierer, who has been in
81. Joseph on visit, returned home in
company with her daughter. Mrs. l.. E. AL
vein, last week.
Senator VIM. Window is on his way to
Minnesota, where he will reside until a:'er
the next senatorial election, when h. iopes
to return to Washington.
Hon. Alex Graves returned home from
Washington City last week with MS fsmI-
ly. He is enjoying excellent hesl,h and
is candidate for reelection TO congress
Miss Fife Stiff, the popular vocal
teacher OF Central Female college for the
past two years, has been visiting Mrs. ]. D..
Shewalter. She left for her home il Viz
ginia last Wednesday morning. From
there she goes TO Rome, Ga, where she will
teach next year. Her many friends regret
her removal from Lexington.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Miss Lille Price went to g.. Louis
Thursday where she will visit relsatives.
Judge Henry returned Thursday
morning from a visit to the Rocky noun
Gains.
Miss Msry Kidwell and sister, Of CAL
lawsy, left Thursday for two weeks visit
at Denver.
The ladies of st. Agnes Guild gave a
r. eeption Thursday evening st the resi-.
dence of Mrs. c. A. Pratt.
Miss Brella Sherwood, of Springfield,
Mo-, who had been visiting friends In this
city for several weeks returned home
Thursday.
HIGGISsvILLE
Miss Jennie Warren visited Miss Lulu
Ayres last week.
Mrs. B. Wilkinson, of this city, was
visiting friends in Lexington last week.
Misses Rosa and Monte Beat,ie were
visiting their relatives in Lexington last
week.
Miss Myrtle Steele and Master Willie
have returned from St. Louis, where they
have been visiting relatives.
Miss Ida Burnett, who has been ab.
sent for two months visiting friends in
Paris ard Moberly, returned last week.
Mrs. l. NJ. Moore, from Youngstown,
Ohio, is visiting The family OF J. NJ.
Parker in this city. Her husband is a
prominent lawyer and intends to move
west.
DIR. George Buehner, lett las. Monday
night for Nashville, ILL.,, at which place he
was united in marriage FRIDAY evening 10
Miss Lizzie HuegIey, handsome and in
telligent lady of that city.
MIR. J. r. Jones, of Massac county,
H., was IN town several days this week
visiting his brother, ]. J. Jones, whom he
had not seen before for thirIy-Seven years.
Mr.. Jones is highly pleased with our city
and this portion OF Missouri. He left
Wednesday night for his home.
HOLDEN.
Mrs. Sherer is visiting her brother,
VIM. Woods, a; Blue Mound, Kas.
The social given by the ladies of the
Christian church 1T the college was a
pleasant and successful affair.
Misses Jessie Middleton, one of War
rensburg's most popular bellies, is visiting
the Misses Mittoags in this city.
The bsby show was In full blast last
Thursday afternoon. From the number of
entries il was an extremely babyish affair.
Prof. Smith, of Holden college, re-
turned last week from a very pleasant and
successful visit through Howard and ad-
joining counties.
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