The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
OUR NEIGHBORS.
NEVADA.

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Mrs. Joe HemphiIl is visiting in Kan
sas City.
Miss Anna Pruitt is visiting her siste
in Sheldon.
FIR INK Stokes, who has been in the en-
ploy of Henry Shepley on his farm nes
this city until recently, has sbruptly de
parted from this locality. But before goinl
he arranged matters so that his memory
would for a time be kept green. Their
were number of articles OF merchandise
which he wanted from various stores in
Nevadi, and no. having the cash to pur.
chase them, he wrote a number OF oTder
and sigued the name of Henry Shepley L
;hem ard the orders were found rs coed a
the money. StCkeS also took fancy TO q
sulky which VS. the property OF W. j
Smith. The suiky had been left 1T the
house of brother of the owner, and Stokes
hired 4 horse in town, rode out to the place
tod some one that he had bought the vehi'
Gle. bitched his horse TO IL and drove to
Il wn. After reaching the ely he attempt
ed to dispose of il, but falling, he p'wI ed
il at Bro ms livery stable for a fe bill oil
$3.50, and took the train for Wichita, Kan
Stokes is slender young man, about y
years old, feet ii inches in height, and OF
rather blonde style of ieauty.
PARSONS.
N w. Spellmsn and wife, of Jackson
Vile, Illinois, are visiting in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Clark are at New
Orleans, in attendance upon the exposition.
Misses Gracia and My,a Edwards
leave this week FIR two months visit
with relatives in Illinois.
&C. G. Wsllace and wife, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Maggie Wallace, leave
this week for New Orle ms to see the expo
sition.
Miss Ella Kipp. who h s BEEN visiting
the family of j. w. HaiDss for several
weeks, hes returned TO her home in Holdep,
Missouri.
BROWNSVILLE.
Edward T. Orear, deputy county clerk
of Marshall, was married TO Miss Helen
Owsns, dsught.r of William Owens, presi-
dent OF the Brownsville Savings bank, at
the Christian church Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, Elder q. w. Longdon of SedAlia
officiating. The church was bedecked with
flowers, the windows darkentd and the iu-
terror Illuminated with ch ,ndeliers and
crowded with invited gue-ts. Among them
was large parry from Marshall, including
the groom's relatives and the Hon. Sam
Davis, DIR. John Hall end John Patterson
of the DemoCrst. The ushers were Will
Berrym n ard Frank Kerr of Marshall.
The young couple left for Msrshall on
Tuesdays evening train.
CLINTON
The knights of Labor will have a
grand picnic near Calhoun, Saturday, June
10Th.
Miss Irene Taylor, from LaDue, is
visiting the family of Mr. A. J. Campbell
in this city.
j. w. Gibbs, OF Slater, Mo-, and s.
Bowen, OF Pitlsburg, Kss., are In the city
looking up business location.
Mrs. w. Reed and Mrs. Vale went
down TO MonIrose Tuesday morning on a
visit 10 Mrs. Marvin of that place.
Rev. c. Brandt, from Holden, Mo-.
will PIE ch at the German Evangelical
church, next Sabbath morn ng and even
irg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Sheriff, who have
bSSh Vi ~. VI. OnlllOD,
returned to thtir home in Grand Island,
Neb.
Mr.. Ed Lewis, who has been paying
his broth'r, Sam, of this city, a visit, re-
turn ell to his home in Osceola Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. A. l. Armstrong, who his been
visiting relatives and friends in Warrens-
burg during the past week, returned home
Monday afternoon.
-Trsck laying on the K. C. & S. was
Tuesday morning, nurthwa ard,
and is going along briskly. They expect
to reach Honey creek, distance OF nine
miles, by the 10th inst
The grading slong the Gulf road,
'oulh, is going on quite briskly. From
short distance below Lowry 10 Osceola the
TWO roads run side by side, and no doubt
many race will be run over the tracks i'm
he future.
Sheriff Elliston left Tuesday morning
or Jefferson City in charge Of Oh rley
Wright, who was sentenced to the peniten-
iary two years for obtaining money under
alse pretenses. He was accompanied bv
us sister, Mrs. Anna Edmon1son, Mrs. C.
". Jordan and Miss Hattie Owuby.