The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
SEDALIA.


Cen ervieS Last week.
Mrs. Bsrte;t ard Miss Anna Bsrr@it
let for St. Louis Il st week.
Miss Mary Lampton WIS the guest of
friends in Clinton last week.
Mrs. A. V. Small returned from FL
Dorado Springs sst Tuesday.
Mrs. V. E. Shaw retained Wedues lay
from a visit with Boonviile friends.
Miss Rosalie Hart left for a visit
with frie: ds al P SAINT Hill Thursday.
Mrs. J. B. Wilcox and boys are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Muir, at Hampton, la.
Miss Julia Stock vas elected to esch
in the South Sedalia schools for the year.
Mis- Bert'e Hart left last Thursday
or sit with friends in California, Mo.
Mrs. ]. 3. Vsn Dyne returned from a
visit with 81. Louis friends last Thursday.
Miss Emma Longan returned from
visit with friends a, Cslrolton last Wedres-
day.
Mis- Juli4 Blake, OF WarrensbuTg,
was the guest of friends iu this city list
week.
Miss LIE Farnham returned from
isit with Appleton City friends yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Dill Blair will return from visit
with friends al Moselle and ST. Louis this
morning.
Mrs. w. a. Woods, who has besn a
guest here, las returned to her home in
Parsons.
-Mls. Thomss Bopgood, Of Clinton, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Young, On Sew
eLth street.
Miss Mary Flaven left for St. Louis
until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Hill left yesterday
for weeks visit with Mrs. Hills psren s
in Howard county.
Miss Mollie Dunlevy, formerly of this
city, now of Wysndotte. Kan, is the guest
OF Mss Katie Smith.
Mrs. G. T. Brown is keep NJ house in
the Haear residence during tie family s
absence in California.
Miss Msnzenita Anderson, of Mobiles
VILE Inoion, Is the guest OF Mrs. j. IL.
Boutwell,, on Broadway.
Miss Mary c. Dent left last Tuesday
evening for protr acted visit with friends
in kentucky and Tenn. ssee.
Miss Lou Eva NHlkST VIII TSluI0 lDlS
!. week Fl ON a visit with friends at Kansas
) City, Independence snd other point.
Mr.. F. B. Meyer of The Central dry
goods firm, will take his entire force Of EN-
pIoyes to Fla, creek to-day for picnic.
Mrs. Frank Trumbull, formerly Miss
Cora Hale, Of this city, arrived here Mon
day, ard is the. guest Of her fzthsr, DR..
Hale.
Mis- Matte Kennedy entertained a
Jew fri nds in honer of Miss Mary Bowles,
of the Fulton Synodic,l college Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Bowles. who was the guest
OF Miss Matte Kennedy, left for Lampnte
We'd esday. Miss Bowles is from the
Synodica college, Fulton.
Mr. Cephas A. Leach and his accom-
yiehed daughter, Mss Mary each, for
rnerly of this city, were at the Site
Ttachers' a soci ton meeting.
Mi Nellie Ingram has arrived in
New York snd after brief visit with
fri,nds in Boston, al d ether points in the
cas- she will return TO this city.
Mrs. Reed Quarrels returned from q
visit with her pa.ens at Boonsille last
Wednesday,. Size was accompanied by
Miss Tile WorlheiDer, who will rama; n
Tor visit
Mrs. Holman, formerly of this city, ate
of Chicago, who has, vi. b h.r little babe
been the guest of htr sister, Mrs. Collie
Hardcastle, left for her home last Wedn
dy.
Among those who visited The neetirg
of the Stale Teat hers association from this
NJ
Demuth, Drra Cart wright, Lille Bruner
Hattie Guild, and Maggie Gully.
That beautiful foWe night bloom.
ing cereus, was in full DOM last Thurs.
day evening at the Queen City greeu
house. Many persons witnessed 1t and
were much pleased as they saw Its beauti-
full patals unclcse.
The Sunbeam soc ely" gave an enter
tanning social at the residerce OF MIR. and
Mrs. j. NJ Mertz last Friday night, which
was Largely attended. The next meeting
will take place to morrow evening. at the
residence of Mr.. r II. Moses, on Ohio
street.
A pr tty and interesting little scboo
teacher writes a Iote to The BAzoo Ia which
she has occasion to Use the words 'tgatt
post" and she spells gate thus: "Gait.'
More spelling book and less higher cul
chaw" would probably be good idea
pretty NJ.
Miss Minnie B. Dickson, of Bunceton
who has been here for some time, and who
attended the state teachers a.socistion, il
the proceedings of which she was much In
terested, will probably come here agar
soon. She is very pretty and winsom'
little lady, and would prove an addition Il
any community.
Mr.. Geo. W. Burr. Sedalia's repre-
sentative at West Point has scqaitte him
self with credit at that Institution. n,
ranked second in his class, composed o
sixty-s students. He stood 100 in msthe
mates, 90 in French and 994 In English
al GaIalianr fool ,nro,d Of hi