The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13
Society Elsew here.
COLUMBIA.


Col. S. s. Moore went to Jefferson
City last Monday.
Miss Rolns Mason, of 81. Louis is visit.
ing Mrs. J. NJ. Sittlington.
Miss Bette Hubbell has returned
home from Q visit TO CaIrollton.
Mrs. A. E. Peyinghouse, nee Miss
Nellie Jones, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. N. ]. Way, nee Mary Cook, left
Thursday for her home in Kansas City.
Miss Daisy Rollins has returned TO
ST. Louis, where she is attending school.
Miss Minnie RUSSELL has accepted the
position Of teacher Of elocuiion in the pub
lie school.
Miss Clara Thompson and Miss Lucy
Bass received New Years calls with. Miss
Daisy Rollins.
j. E. Crumbaugh left for Jefferson
City last week, to push his claims for as
sistsnt clerk of The house.
Mrs. Thomas Ridge, of Kansas City,
returned to her home Friday night, after
short visit to her mother, Mrs. Searcy.
p. J. Mckinney and Misses Lucie
Mathews, Carrie Mckinney and Ada
Smith have returned home from New
Orleans
w. E Coleman, state superintendent
of public schools, made very forcible adj
dress at the N. G. teachers association,
which met here last week.
The Northeast Teachers association,
which organized here on last Thursay, had
a very interesting meeting. The opening
address was delivered by Hon. r. T. Todd,
of this place, and was responded to by w.
E. Coleman, of St Louis. Some very fine
lectures we're delivered by Prof. Blackwell
on Comparative Philology;" Prof. McA-
nslly on Spelling Reform;" Elliotte, on
"The Ethics of Pedagogy" Prof. Flerton,
on Greek Life" and Prof Fisher on "Ro-
man Life" Other interesting features in
the shape of discussions, lan.ern illustra-
tons of our planetary system, also some
views of Roman life, were iutersper;ed with
music and few select readings by Miss
Minnie Russell, the talented young elocu-
zionist, of 81. Louis.
CLINTON.
Miss Bessie Page is visiting friends 10
Webb City.
Miss Anna Philip, of Nevada, is the
guest OF Maggie Quarreis.
Miss Geriie Overshiner, who has been
visiting in Fort Lyon, returned 10 her
home in this city last week.
- Mrs. M. F. Devier and daughter, Miss
Lulu, of human, ILL.,, are visiting Mr..
George III. Blackmore and family.
Mr.. Harry Meats, we'll known to the
citizens of Clinton, now a resident of Jop-
lir, this state, is making his daughter, Mrs.
L. p. Bates, visit.
MIR. G. w. Stoker left Monday night
for Boon, Iowa, where his wife and adop: ed
son, Harry, are on a VISIT, being called
there by the sickness of the latter.
Flo and Walter Oechsli, who has been
spending the holidays in Warrensburg, re
turned home last week. They were accom-
psnied by Miss Carrie Palmer.
MIR. John J. Church and Miss Anna
Dunscombe of Jefferson City, arrived in
Clinton Saturday night, on q visit to rela-
tiyes in this city. They returned home
THURSDAY morning accompanied by Miss
Eugene Dunscombe, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joe Williams, during the
holidays
"A Sunday school institute is being
held at the Christian church this week.
Prof. Megs. of Warrensburg, state Sunday
school evangelist is present and conduct.
ing the exercises. Two sessions are held
daily, one at 2:30 and the other at 7:3O ..
N. The institute opened Thursday morn
ing and will continue over Sunday.