The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
sDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, MARCH 4. 1884

Lexington, will 90 to Rich Hill next
Monday 1t is his intention To make that
city his future home. His eldest daughter
and Mrs. Pitts expect 10 open q female
seminary there.
The entertainment by the pupils Of
the Wentworth Male academy, assisted by
the best musical talent OF The city. on Fri
day evening, February 23d, at Hsgen's
opera house, was in very respect one of
the most ei,ioy able our citizens have had
the opportunity of attending. AT an early
hour the large hall and gallery were liter
ally packed with an audience composed of
Lexington's best and most cultivated
people The programme was credIIable
throughout, and IN many particulars X
celled the highest expectations Of the audi
euce.
AT the residence of the brides parents,
on Tuesday. j. NJ. Thompson, was mar
red 10 Miss Sallie X kercheyal, the Rev.
Peace officiating. Tie happy couple lef
he same day Oh an extended visit TO Boone
county and Kansas City. The newly w,d
ded will return To- Lamar in about i month
and will make this their home.
PARSONS.
Miss Effie Mills, of Cherokee, is visit
ing IN the city, the guest vi Mis- Corinne
hill.
The Ladies Guild Cf the EpiScopnl
church will meet this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
VITA Mrs. La Monte.
Mr.. A. H. Tyler and Miss Lima Digss
were married AT the residence Of Iae l4It~r's
parents las "Wednesday evening. i mum
Der oi friends were present TO witness the
ceremony.
Miss Bette Isbeil is visiting friends at
Brownsville.
Miss Lille MARSHALL, OF Marshall, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. 7. Bishop returned Wednes
day from Il visit 10 her parents at Mexico,
No.
Miss Annie Stevenson left last vel
for visit If few DAYS To friends IN lhc
country near this place, from w.ence. shc
will GO TO her home in Glasgow.
HOLDEN
The concert or musicale Of the dHrhl,
quartetie. was greeted with sc fair audierct
IN Euglussi4n hail, Tuesday evening. The
chorus was composed of the best musical
talent in tie city, II being strictly a hom
sffiIr, under III. direction of Prof. c. ".
BOhnECrst. The audience WAS an aPpreci-
ative one aud The programme was well re-
ceiyed.
The Knights of Pythias' banquet, ai
EugiOssian hall, last Wednesday evening,
was one of the hest attended, thorough,
enjoys 6lc occasions which has taken p!4c'
during this season OF prolific fe>tiyItie,
Splendid Music, beautiful ladies, galiin'
gentlemen, humorous speeches and an un-
surpassed supper make a cOulb.nsticn
which brings forth fruij meet unto super.a-
i've pleasure. The knights gave all uni
form dr,il which was one of the features.
After several speech,s and Some excellent
quar;eIte, duets and solos, SUPPER was an
nounced. Every want anticipated aud
gratitied The society is composed of our
beet citizens and this exhibition Of its hos
pItality will materially increase its mum
bers. Alter the tables were cleared away
and portion of the older members had
sought that rest which becomes the honest
the young folks were soon lost In the en-
trancing whirl of the graceful wslts.
CALIFORNIA.
Miss Maggie Price is visiting frie.ds
in Fayetteville, Ark.
w. X. Bishop and fsmily will remove
10 Lamonte, PeItis county. Mr.. Bishop
coniemplates embarkins in the grocery
| business at his new home.
MIR. Arthur Blskemss and lsay, from
Eldop, are here, and will remain several
days with friends. Mr.. Brakeman is en-
gagged with Hart d Grakan. at Eidon, and
is brother Of Mr.. III. Z. Blakem.a, Of eur
city.
Mr.. J. III. Sluss and sister, Miss Lis
xie, left last wednesday evening for their
home In Bloomington, lnd. Miss LiLsle
has been spending some months here, and
made many friends during her stay.
Upton.
Misses Lou and Jennie Thompson OF
Syracuse, were in town last week visiting at
DR.. Brent's.
-Hsnh Clark and wife visited friends
in Versailles last Wednesday and returned
Thursday.
Mr. J. w. Garner and family Of Ken
lucky, have arrived here lately To make
their home. They are stopping for the
present at Mrs. fuckers.
Mrs. c. Barnhill and little daughter, o
California, accompanied by Miss Emily
Sharp, visited Versailles last week.