The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-14
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Miss Cora nemuth VISITED Brownsville
last week.
for New Mexico.
Miss Julia Sahm, of Boonvile, wss
guest here last week
Ms. J. NJ. Edwards visited iri.nIs in
Hons onia last week.
Miss Emma Wisager, is tie gue.t of
Mrs. James I'll. mpson
Mrs. Jas. King is the GU st of Miss
Mabelle Haley in Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. q. /. Shepherd were
guests at Sweet Sprir gs last week.
Mr.. and Mr., Rote-t JamIson have
rtturl ed from trip 10 Warsaw.
MIR End Mrs. jaime Qrarrtls, OF
Clinton, spent Friday in this city.
Mrs S Eppstein, of ST. Louis, is The
guest o. her b other, Mr.. d. David.
Miss Nellie Mitchell expec's TO pay a
visit TO kai sas City rel8t;v.s this wees.
Mrs. VIII Miller his been Spending
the IA week at Ell ID. rado Springs.
Miss Ka'e Pstters ID, OF independence,
is the guest OF Miss Lou Eva Walker.
Mrs. d. A. Clark, who has been i'll SO
long, has almost recovered her health.
Mrs Judge Shirk and son, Willie, re-
turned from visit TO Warsaw last week.
Mrs. L. B. Whi'rey, of Iutan Ntbras-
ka, is the guest q her cousin, Miss Agg;e
Hill.
MIR. Henoch. of Chicago, brother OF
Mrs Lewis Jacobs, is hr guest in this
City.
M IS Hide Richardson was the quest
of the Misses Marin, of Versailles, st
week
Mis- Ella Gillespie was the guest of her
Uncl', L. j. Eastwood, near Monrose, la t
week.
Mrs. G. P B. Jackson is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Senator Vest, at Sweet
Springs.
Miss Nay Belle richardson returred
from visit with BoonVille friends lat
"Wednesday.
Miss Swan CLARK, a charming young
lady Of Longwco1. is the guest of relatives
near the city.
Mrs. Clara Wigginhorn, OF st Louis,
VIII be the guest OF relatives in This city
next Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Crawfo d tetnrn,d from a
Sven weeks V sit with relatives in St
joseph last week.
Mr.. Joe Msytr will leave next
"Wednesday for Pire Bluff, Ark, wLe:e he
will remain one year.
Mis- Bette Heard, beautiful yoang
Clinton belle, is the guest of her grand
father, Hon. Geo, Heard.
Mrs. E. A. Gould, OF Moberly, and
Miss Fannie Cornell. of 81. Louis, were iu
this city last Wednesday.
Miss Emma Crandal hal the misfor.
tune 10 bum her hand recently ana since
has been almost disabled.
Little Miss Clara Shepherd, who is a
pupil of Professor Gregg, is becoming quite
proficient on the yioliu.
Miss Matte Kennedy went TO La
monte yesterday where she will be the
guest Of Miss Mary Boles.
Mrs. A. M. C,res, of Kansss Civ.
was the guest of her relatives, the family
of Mr. NJ. 1Ourg last week.
Miss Fannie Stewart, who WIS the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Ban, returned to her
home in Lexs2gton last week.
Prof. Chance returned last weak from
New YORK, where he attended the national
musical ASSOCIATION convention.
The family of Mr.. NJ Young will re-
move th-ir residence to the corner of Sec
eDd and Prospect streets to-mOrrow.
Mrs. S. Cotton and Mrs. Smith left for
Colorado Springs last tn, sday, and will
spend the summer at Colorado Springs.
- Meinhart, who has been the
guest of his cousin, Sojlie Wolf, left for his
home in New York yesterday morning.
Mrs. Il. T. Miller eft last wednesday
for Saratoga Springs, n Y, where she will
attend the NaIIonal Teachers Association.
Mrs. Ben. Bert and son, Willie, of
Cali;ornia, Mo-, will visit her relatives, the
family of Mr.. l.. +. Messerly, next Sunday.
Miss Title Werthiemer, who was the
guest Of Mrs Reed Qusrre!s, in this city,
left for her home in Boonville last Mon-
day.
Bert Bixby, who has b en- guest here,
left for Kans IS City yesterday. He will
return next Thursday TO attend large
parry.
Little Miss Edna Tyson returned from
visit with friends In Knobnoster Friday.
While there she was given a IoFeiy little
party.
1t is rumored that Prof. Robbins, the
+ popular M anger of the Central Business
college, will be married to asrelative of Rev.
Plannett
Mrs. E. A. Philips, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. New
kirk, will return to her home in Kansas
City this week.