The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-31
SEDALIA.

Texes.
Miss Matte Bard is the guest of rela-
tives in Til ton.
Mrs. Cody, of this city, visited friends
ID Upton last week.
Mrs Col Eddy was the guest of Mrs.
George Brown last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Blair have taken
rooms in the Story building.
"A grand opening ball will be given al
sicher's new h D,el directly after Easter.
Miss Genie Gist, well known in Sc
da,is, hss kindergarten school at Clinton,
No.
Mr.. Will Young, of Versailles, is
spending Sunday with his parents and
friends.
Miss Mile Bepner of Charlton county
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Emma
Snyder.
MIR. and Mrs. George Lingle, of Gin
ton. were the CUES Of friends In this city
last week.
Mrs. w. D. Rembert aud daughter,
Pspsy, OF Brownsville, spent last Wednes-
dsy Ia this city.
Mrs. James Goodrich, who has heen
WY for recovery.
Mrs. A. Z. Fitchen, of Upton, who
vas the guest of her mother here, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sloane, of Carthage,
were the guests of friends in this city the
frs. of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker Re turned
from q visit to the New Orleans exposition
Thursday evening.
Mrs d. Y. Wheeler and little daugh
ter May are spending Sunday with Mr..
Wheeler in Kansas City.
The report of the marriage of Mrs.
Helena Phirps in Ne~ York, some time
since is reported untrue.
A handsome young Kentucky street
belle and young business man OF this city
will be welded in June next.
The family Of Mr.. G. B. KoyI will
shortly remove 10 Kansas City where Mr.
koyl is at present In business.
The Young Peoples Dancing club will
give q pink domino party at the opera
bouse hall next Tuesday evening week.
Mrs s. B. Sturtevant will give large
enterisiDment at her residence, corner of
Tenth and Kentucky, tomorrow evening.
"A Fourth street young lady and one of
the travelling salesuen for leading shoe
house will be married directly after Easter
Sunday.
Miss Mir ME Fenwick in addition to
teaching class In German at the Broad
way seminary, now has similar class in
the Central business college.
Miss Jennie A. Dickson, sister of Mrs.
g. w. Ready, who has been her guest dur
Ing the past winter, left for her home In
Pennsylvania last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ohio
street Methodist church held an interesting
meeting at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Nc.
Quincy. on Sixth street, last Thursday.
The Shakespeare club will meet at the
residence of DIR. Abel tomorrow evening.
the reading of Othello will be finished, and
essays on Isgo, Othello and Desdemona
will b. read
Mr.. Hutchinson; who formerly resided
on la,ge farm near Greenridge, has re.
moved to the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Herbert Mareau, corner oil Seventh
and Kentucky.
The Lawn Tennis dancing club gave its
last party for the season Thursday evening
and although the number of guests was not
large, yet the occasion was most enjoyable
IN every particular.
1t is said couple who had some time
ago agreed to disagree, or, that is, TO be no
longer man and wi e, by the aid of the di-
vorce court, have at last veiy sensibly made
up their differences and will soon go to
housekeeping.
Miss Alice Blanchard. daughter of
Mr.. j. X and Anna Blanchard, died, yes
Ierday morning, in Detroit, Mich. Miss
Blanchard will be remembered as a guest
here, year ago, and was very beautiful
and winning young lady. She was the
granddaughter of Grandma Kulmer.
Arrangements have been made to give
large and elegant reception at the pa-son-
age next Thursday evening in honor OF
the return of Rev. DIR. Jones from the Leb-
anon conference, as il is con6dentislly
hoped and expected that he will remain
here in charge of the Ohio Street Method
ist church.
Mrs. ]. d. Temple and daughter,
Stoksie, Mrs. A. II. Stevens and Miss Mary
Flaven, OF Sedalia. were in the city Sum-
day, and attended the children's mission
sry meeting at the Cumberland Presbyter.
ian church, Sunday night.-Wsrrensburg
Standard.
AT The Kahn-Furst wedding in ST. Joe
last Tuesday evening, which is said to have
been very elegant, Mrs. John Edwards
formerly of this city, who was guest
wore an elegant Lyons velvet with corse
train lined with orange satin; pompsdou,
eorssse garnished with orange tips; tiny