The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-05
MEXICO.

MFR. and Mrs. Will C. Hicks are in
Mexico on a visit.
Mrs. E d. Graham made a pleasant
visit 10 ST. Louis last week.
Miss Mamie Wright has returned
from pleasant visit TO Columbus.
Miss Josie Cassidy, of St. Louis, is Wis
iting friends and relatives in this place.
Miss Mollie Satterthwait, of Logsns-
port, Indiana, is visiting Miss Laura Riley.
The irrepressible Frank \. Frost, of
Quincy, Illinois, is in Mexico visiting his
folks.
Mrs. Chal Green, nee Miss Mollie
Shootman, has been visiting friends in
Mexico.
w. G. Herndon, Fulton, was in Mexico
Wednesday. "Bug" came over to see his
best girl.
Miss Tomlinson, of Liberty. Missouri,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie Tomlin-
son, of this city.
Miss Lima McIntire, of Fulton, passed
through here this week on her way to Tai
lula, Illinois, TO visit her aunt.
Misses Belle Stephens and Mamie
Cove, young ladies OF Centralia, were guests
in this city Monday. They were visiting
their relative, Mr.. E. A. Chauncey.
The residence of Mr.. Joel Gutherie
was all sglow with merriment Tuesday
evening. it being the occasion OF the birth
day OF their daughter, Miss Marie. There
were twenty-five or thirty couples present
and the evening was delightfully."- spent.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Mrs. Crimmens, of St. Louis, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Macy.
Miss Mary Gamble is in the city visit
ing her grandfather, Gen. Jas. L. Minor.
Mrs. Charles Heard, OF Chicago, ar
rived in the city Monday afternoon, and
will remain several days visiting friends.
Mrs. Anna Baker, daughter of DR..
Baker, left SUNDAY for ST. Louis to enter
ST. Mary's convent for the purpose OF be
coming a nun. Her sister, Miss Emma
Baker, accompanied her.
On the l4th day of February, 1884, the
E. l.. Edwards Fire company will give
their annual ball at the Madison hall. We
will state that twelve beautiful young la
dies, all masked, have rendered their ser
vices TO the fire company, to give them
some select vocal and instrumental music
as a prelude TO the opening of their ball
which, We think, will add greatly TO their
evenings merriment. The vocal and in
strumental performers will remain masked
until the close of the ball.
PARSONS.
Mrs. F. w. Frye is visiting relatives
in Oswego.
The club dance will be on Tuesday OF
next week.
A.C. Caulkins, of Chicago, accompanied
by his daughter, is in the city, the guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. g, NJ. Woodruff.
There was a supper and dance at Library
the Library Association.
There was a pleasant party last Wednes-
day night IT the residence OF Chas. Fesse,
ir., given by his sister, Miss Annie.
NEVADA.
Miss Jennie Thornber, of lola, Kansas
is visiting in the city, the guest OF Mis-:
Gertie Conklipg.
Mrs. Foster, of Carthage, and Mrs. DIR
Jones, of Lamar, are the guests OF Mrs
Frank p. Anderson.
Mrs. Munster came in from Rich Hill
last Wednesday night on visit TO her s."
mother, Mrs. Hall, who leyes In the north
east part OF the city.
In this CITY, Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th
1884, by Rev. l.. Carmichael, Mr.. j. L
Sample, of Milo, and Mrs. Mary r. Gordon
of this city, were married.
Miss Susie Lee gave birthday party oil
the evening o: the 9th, to which quite
large numbar OF her friends and school
mates were invited, and which all seeming
ly enjoyed.
LOUISIANA.
DIR. H. B. Butts and daughter, Mis-
Ada, went to ST. Louis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Scott an
daughter are sojourning at Hot Springs.
Mrs Louise Pratt, of Louisville, KY
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. [
Hardin.
: Miss Lizzie Jump was the guest Q
: Mrs. George II. Blain, of Bowling Green
several days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. c. L. Cook, OF Chicago
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. \. T.. HaI
din several days last week.
The annual German social and ma:
: auerads ball will take place on Monds
night, Feb. 25th, at Parker's Music hall.
, Thomas Stewart and family have n
turned from Oregon. His family returue
some weeks ago, and were followed las
T week by Mr.. Stewart, satisfied with HON
: in old Pike.
? Mexican Extradition.