The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-16
SEDALIA.


-Janauschek will play three characters
in her new plsy, Life"
Mrs. John Glover returned from
visit to Kansas last week.
Miss Jessie Wright returned from
Windsor Friday morning.
Miss Ida Asbury, of Lawson, Mo, is
visiting reIative5 in this city.
Miss Rosa Hart is visiting friends at
High Point, her former home.
Mrs Annie Or, of this city, visit d
relatives in Scbell City last week.
Mrs. Henry Franklin, of West Seventh
street, is reported as being quite ill.
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin returned
from ST Louis "Wednesday morning.
Mis- Tosie Gentry, of Columbis, is
a guest at the residence of Dr. Trader.
Mrs. Bennett Edwards left Friday
morning for visit with friends in Boom
ville.
Mrs. E W. Gentry will remove from
her country home to this city during ihe
week.
The Paragon ball, next Wednesday
evening. premises TO lie very pleasant
affair.
Mis- Bessie Ma, Of Flufs. H., az
rived IN ihe city LIST week for visit with
rel,tiyes
Last night Misses Lon and Fannie
B.nos Jeff Tor Il; mburg, lows, to wish
their sister.
Mrs.. F. f II fim an, who left Thurs
day morning fOr Fort Scott, Will return
hone to-G"y.
Miss Amanda Miller, of Edwardsvii,e,
Illinois. Ii the guest OF her is.er, Mrs.
Frank Young.
Mrs. Houck, of Kansas City, is in the
city, vi lung her sisters, Mr.. Assay and
L. u. Newlsnd.
Miss Ollie Depp, who has been visit
ing fiIepds at Windsor, returned home
Friday morning.
Mrs, Warren V. Galbreath after
spt nding the summer 1T Cape May, IS ex-
ptcIed hon TO day.
Mrs. Thor ton. of New Mexico. sis
ser OF Messrs. w. J. and Arthur Maltby,
is visiting in this city.
Mrs. L. P. H bbs ard Miss Fannie
Arnott, Of this city, are guests OF Miss
Cobb, ct Knobroster, today.
Miss Jennie Arnold, of Carrcliton,
who hes heen visiting relsIives in this city,
returned home Friday evening.
Mrs. Quirk and Oh ldren, ii St LOUIS,
who have Teen visi,it Mrs A. Z. Espen-
scEeid, returned home Yesterday.
Mrs b. F. Nance and Ms. Nellie
Nance Spent Wednesday ju Windsor, re
turning home FRIDAY mcrn'vg.
Mrs. Frank Trumbull, Of St. Louis,
arrived in the city Friday evening and is
the guest Of her fa<her, Dr.. Hale.
Mrs. J. p Harrington visited friends
IN kansas City ana Moberiy last week,
and returned home Thursday night.
Miss Annie Dugan, who has been in
this city for the past month, returned TO
her home in Morrow, Ohio, last week
Mr. Morris Furnhsm, oil Versailles,
formerly Of Sedslis, was in the city Friday
evening, en- route to Toronto. Canada.
Misses Blanche Lynch and Ida Elliott,
who were the guests of Miss Oracle
Matthews, returned home last Monday.
Misses Theresa and Anna McSweeny,
two handsome young ladies of Moberly,
will be guests of ]. P. Harrington, next
week.
Maggie Mitchell will produce a new
play this season. She is reading two. Her
daughter, Fanchion, will probably make
her debut.
Mr.. Robert Ramsey, well known
young gentleman of this city, will be mar
ried to Miss Luther Yeater, next Wednes
day evening.
Equity lodge No. 26, A. o. q. w.
will celebrate the seventh anniversary Of
its organization next Thursday evening at
Sicher's park.
Miss Laura Bowman, of Estill, after
spending few DAYS with friends in this
city, left last Tuesday for a visit with
frinds in Upton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Barrett and daughters, Mrs
VIM Curran and Miss Minnie Barrett, are
cosely encouched In their new home on
West Broadway.
The scciable given at the residence of
Mayor Hickman, last Tuesday evening, was
quite largely attended and very epjoya.
Die evening spent.
Mrs. Simon Cronin, of Californis,
arrived in the city yesterday evening and
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hart, on
West Seventh street.
Miss Mary Mense, charming young
lady OF st. Louis, who has spent most of
the summer here and at Sweet Springs,
returned home last night.
The members of the /. o. G. T. lodge
of this city will give a social at the resi-
dence of Mr.. E. A. Eubanks, in East Sc
dalia, next Wednesday evening.
The ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Philip Hahn, ON Kentucky street.
Misses Helen Gallie and Julia Castle
are expected to leave Iduring the coming
week for Cincinnati, 10 be absent one year
attending the college of music in that city.
Miss lone 81. Wilson, of ST. Louis,
niece of John B. Henderson, is visiting
Mrs d. J. Temple, corner Seventh and
Lamine streets, and will remain few