The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21


daughter Babe, and Mss Ida Cheen-y.
MExICo.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wa,rous is visitir g in Cen.
tralia.
Miss MoIlie Sparks is visiting in Gen.
trslia.
Miss Jessie Lamb is tie guest of Miss
Linnie Steele.
Miss Mary Jones is visiting friends in
ROOdhoase, Ill.
Miss Nanrie Sallse, of Benton City, is
visiting he Misses Duncan.
Judge Edwards left Friday for visit
to relstives ard friends in Iowa.
Mrs. f la Hammond, of Des Mojnes,
Iowa, is visiting Mrs. DIR. Pipino.
Miss Nellie Gwin, of Springfield. ILL.,,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Pipino.
MIS-. J. c Wystt, of st. Jose ph, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. W. Howell
Miss Minnie TomliEsOn has iu-t re.
turned from a visit to relatives in Marshali.
Miss Nora Rothwell, of MoberIy, is
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
Little Mis- May Tyler Murphy, of S..
Louis, is the guest Of Mrs Nora Braps-
letter.
Conductor Matt Stacey ard wife, OF
Kansas Cry, have been 10 Mexico on 8
visit this week.
II. Graves and daughter, Mrs. Nc
Cleary, Of Huntsville, are visiting the fam
lily OF y. A. Hobertson.
MIS-. Anna McLapah-n, of Les Auge-
los, California, formerly of this place, is
-,4.. L. e.
MARSHALL.
Miss Vim VERIFY is in Kans As City on a
visit.
Misses Folia end E,hel Boyer are
visiting IN Arrow Rock.
VIM. II. Metcalf, Of TIeu ton, was here
this week stopping with his cousin, Mr..
John Nordyke.
Miss MATTE RISE, OF Paris, arrived
Sun lay. ard Is s. endi- g some time at her
broIh-r's, Mr.. john w. Rose.
Misses Mamie Thompson AMI Alice
Adams of Arrow Rock, were the guests OF
Mr.. Will II. Ancell this week
Mrs. j. NJ. Patterson returned this
weak from Butler and Nevada, where she
has been drilling choruses for the Naisd
Queen.
Mrs. y. B. Nrble and her daughters,
Misses Eva and Ida, returned Monday
from trip To Cooper ard Arrow Rock to
zee re atiyes.
Miss Daisy Br okmire, of st. Louis.
who has been saying with Mrs. =. II, Rea,
left for home Thursday evening Miss
Ring, OF St Louis, will remain, and spend
the summer in Marshall
The progressive euchre party at Mr..
]. g. GOOdwln's, last Wednesday evening,
given IN honor OF the Misses Webb, was
rather rev feature in our city. 1t is true
that there have been a few small prCgres-
sive euchIe parties heretofore, but this was
the most general and prominent affair of
that description. Thee were FIVE tables out
in the lawn; ace, king, queen, knave and
ten spot tsbles, as they were called. The
&C ne was lit up with torches and was very
picturesque, while the in crest in the game
raised the spirits OF the guests to the high
esl pitch. Everything was calculated TO
enhance the impOr ance of the occasion,
aud Increase the zsst of the game favors
were won, prizes given, refreshments agree
able to the summer appetite were served
and euchre was induIgei in with the heart
list appreciation.
LAMAR.
Miss Matte Ramsey left Thursday on
a visit to friends at Walker and FL Dorado
Sprirgs.
Mrs. o. V. Hume has returned from
visiting Mrs. S. c. Hume, and is at the
Lamar House.
&C. r. Ingersoll left Monday night for
MinneaE oils, his former home, and will be
absent about ten days.
james Heagan, who has been visiting
bis father, R-v. HssgaD, returned to his
home at Dsrdanelle, Ark, Thursday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Green returned home from
her visit to Nevada, Thursday, sc,ompan.
led by Mrs r. ID. McAfee, of that city.
Mrs. VIM. Noel left for Chicago Tues.
day, u see her daughter, Miss Ella RigalI.
who is darg. rously i'll with typhoid fever.
Charlie Lockwood, of Golden CITY.
has gone to Virginia for his wife and son,
with whom he will return home in about
two months.
Ell DORADO.
Mrs. III. Troll, and child, of Benton
county, spent last week here
-TLeo. Goswich and wife returned to
their home In Lexington, Oh ue.day.
Judge Osby Fike and wife, of Clinton,
are again with their many friends, daily
qusfing the popular water.
Mrs. C. B. Ingles and Miss Kate Rvs
ton, OF Nevada, registered yes erday at the
Grand Central, for prOtracted sojourn at
the Springs.
State Senator J. P, Harmon, vile and
child, OF Holden, Johnson county, are reg
istered st the Southern, and will remain
for n indefnit. period.
Mrs. w. B. Moudv, of Jacksonville.
Mo, and Mrs. ThOs. Johnson, of Howard
Ivy, Kansas, registered on Tuesday, with
Mrs. Elgiu. Tor protra;Ied stay at toe
great he iith resort
Mrs. j. W. Davis and Mrs. ID. B. Fab.