The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
aEDALIA.

sEDALIA.
Misses Cassie and Nora Shy are the
guests of relatives at Smithton-
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Rippey left for
visit with friends near Chicago, yesterday.
gz-St. Vincents Catholic church, Rev.
Murphy, pastor. Regular services as usual
to-day.
Miss Alice Hardcssile, cousin of Mi-s
Della Hsrdcssile, in this city, Is the gu I
of Mrs. Mermod, in St. Louis.
A large and pleasant party took place
at the residence CT Mr.. VIM. Welse last
Thursday night. About thirty guests
we're present.
Mr.. w. w. Herrold, who has been i'll
for three weeks, is again almost convaies-
cent. Mrs. Herrold has also been slliDg
for the past few day.
Miss Anna Heath, teacher in No.
Montgomery school, returned last night
from Carthage where she had been called
by the illness and death of her father.
-Ouite q number of the friends OF Mrs.
B.F. Nance will give her some kindly rs
tivity in the way of luncheon parIies, etc,
previous to her departure Tor Eureka.
Mrs. Isaac Wright has been confined
TO her bed for th past few days With 8
rather severe attack of illness She was re-
ported some better, however, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Noftsker are hav-
ing an enjoyable visit wi b their relatives
In Pennsylvauia aud will attend the iDaug.
uration at Washington previous to their
return home.
Mr.. Phil Evans and daughter, Mrs.
Anna McMurphy, who have been the
guests of their relatives, Drs. E. G. and
III nrv Evans, will visit New Orleans be-
fore returning 10 tfeir homes.
Miss Julia Smith, the Kansas City
Singer, who will assist at the opera CT
sPinafore," next Friday eveningsunder the
dictatorship of Miss Anna Allen, will ar
rive in this city this morning.
Mrs. John Sanborn, OF Windsor, was
In this city last week. She took home
with her an exquisite oil painting of her
husband the late John Ssnborn of this city.
The painting was the work of Mss Josie
Wright.
Among those who will accompany the
excursion party which leaves this point
for New Orleans In February, to attend
the worlds fair, will be Mrs. Will McNul-
" and Mrs. w. s. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
Priest, Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford, and others
The wedding of Mr. Frank Hardcsstle
and Miss May Brown, of Indianapolis, has
been postponed from the 4th of February
until the 10Th Mr.. Kehoe will be Ole oil
the attendants with Mis-. Mckinley beau
tiiul friend of Miss Brown.
The B. l. F. ball last Tuesday eve
ming at the park was one of the largest and
most enjoyable balls ever given in the city
about sevepty-6ve couples being in attend
ance. An elegant supper was served and
the dancing was continued until broad
daylight.
The ladies aid society of the Congregs-
riona1 church met at the residence of Mrs
John Burkhart last Friday. The attend
apce was small, however, owing to the
weather. The annual meeting of this soci-
ETY. will take place at the church next Fri
day evening at o'clock.
An informal luncheon party took
place yesterday evening from o'clock I'm
I'll at the residence OF MIR. ID. j. Tsmple
in honor of Mrs. Nance. The guests who
enjoyed the occasion very much, were
Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Sturtevant, Mrs Guild
Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Stafford and a number Of
others.
The death of Miss Kittie Goodson last
week at the residence of her uncle, Mr.
John L. Hall, brought sorrow to a large
number of friends in this city. She was
young, she was good and her memory will
finger with q fond and tender regret in the
hearts of those swho loved her we'll but
had no power TO stay the dread fat which
babe her 60 beyond"
MIR. and Mrs. B F. Nance will leave
sbont the 18th of February for their new
home In Eur ke, a Town Of about $500 In.
habitapts on the ST. Louis, Fort Scott ana
Wichita road. They will embark in no
tel keeping and their many friends wish
them unlimited success. The hotel is q
Bew brick, handsomely faced with stone
has thirty-fve guest chambers, lSrge pa
lcrs, ETC., and has lately been re6tted wit.
Eastlake and other modern furnishing,
The marriage of Mrs. Lillian Allin ot
this city and Mr.. Brent Smith of Houstoni.
took place last Thursday night, at the resi-.
dence of the bride, corner of Tenth and La
mire streets. The ceremony was per
formed by Elder Payne of the Christian
church. After the ceremony a very elegsn
supper was served and the evening wa,
passed with games, conversation, etc. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith will probably reside on the
groom's farm near Houstonia.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ohio
Street Methodist church met at the resi-
dence of Mr. D. Y. Wheeler, corner of La
mine and Seventh street last Thursday
afternoon, and In addition to a very pleas
ant time, held the annual election of officer
resulting In appointing Mrs F. A. Ssmp
son, president; Mrs. ). w. Mills, Mrs. Var
Antwerp and Mrs. John Rippey, vice-pres
idents; Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin, secretary
Mrs. J.H. Boutwell,, treasurer. The mex
meeting of the society will take place at tn,
residence of Mrs. B. F. Nance