The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-03
AIIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3, 1885.

tenth birthday last Wednesday evening.
She gave little private party assisted by
Miss Mamie Jackson, whose anniversary
and age are identical.
%. III. Hoss has been commissioned no
tiry public by Gov. Marmaduse.
Miss Anna Prewitt went to Sheldon
Thursday morning, to visit her sister, Mrs
Galbraith.
Mrs. George Stahl, of Clinton, passed
through Nevada Wednesday, on her way
TO Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Austin, who has been MIX
| ing her home with her brother-in-law, Un-
Gle Tommy Austin, left for. Paola, Kansas,
last week.
Miss Sallie Gray, one Of Windsors
most accomplished young ladies, arrived IL
the Gem City Wednesd.y morning, and
will spend some three weeks visiting her
uncle, Judge 81. p. Gray.
HARRISBURG.
Miss Kate Shockey is visiting friends
in Kansss City.
Miss Jennie Morrow left for Kansas
City this week to visit friends.
| Mr.. Calvin BrubAker, OF Baltimore,
Md, is visiting relatives in this city.
Jesse Taylor left Tuesday for Illinois,
where he will remain during the winter.
WIN. Lowe and wife departed Monday
night for Florida where they will spend
the winter.
-Theo. and Albert Drummond return
ed Friday from trip to New Orleans and
the gulf.
Judge w. c. Ames and family viii
make Warrensbnrg their future place of
residence.
Miss Ida Brooks, who has teen visit
ing friends in Mexico, Mo-, returned home
LAST week.
| Miss Lizzie Plummer, who has been
visiting friends in Clinton for some time,
returned home last week.
| Miss Mary Anderson, who has been
visiting friends at Harrisonville, for The
psst week, returned home Tnursday NERD
ing.
Mrs. Harvey Smith is home from Ken
lucky.
Miss Katie Ferris has returned 10 her
home In ST. Louis.
Miss Emma Holt has gone 10 Lake
Providence on a visit.
Miss Nettie Moore, daughter of d ivid
Moore, died Wednesday night OF disease OF
the heart.
Mrs. Z. williams, OF Fulton, was The
guest OF Alex Keene's family, OF this city,
last week.
Mrs. Church Bridgford, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Woodward.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ E.
church, South, met at the residence OF Mrs
A. Z. Luckie, Thursday
Mrs. c. G. Bridgeford and daughter
of Chicago, ere visiting Mrs. BIS pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Woodward
i CALIFORNIA.
Miss Della Howell, one OF Tipton's fail
young ladies, was In the city Saturday.
Miss Luella Howell, from near Clarks
burg, was visiting in our city last wetk.
Will Harris and his mother, Mrs,
Kitty Harris, were in California, Tuesday
Miss Maggie Burner, of Jefferson City
visited her sister, Mrs. III. Backers, las
week.
-Moten Bruce, of Wolfe's Point, YES il
the city last Monday, visiting relatives and
friends.
George McFadden and lady, of Clarks-
burg, accompanied by their daughter, wer'
in town last week.
!, Misses Minnie and Eugenia Miller
two promising young ladies of Clsrksburg
were in the city last week.
Mrs Mamie Downs, of Kansas City
reached California last Tuesday, visiting
, her relatives and many friends in this city
and county.
Mrs. Madison Hayter, at her home
, seven miles east of California, had he
by falling from the door step, caused by
the ice.
MIR. aud Mrs. G.. F. Burkhsrt left 10
DeLand, Florida, to spend the winter there
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. AIbrigh, left fo
their home in Dakoia Wednesday Morn
ing.
Warren Lewis, an old citizen Of La
mar, now living in Iowa, arrived her
Wednesday morning and will remain il
, town a week.
j. G. Porter left for Mineola, Texas
whence, after being joined by Mrs. POrle
who has been making an extended visi
with relatives in Fort Worth, he will pro
coed to New Orleans. They will re urn Il
Lamar in about three weeks.
: BROWNSVILLE.
DIR. J Jackson, of SedaIis, visited rela
; Mr..sfa1 lssdSii sy.ssk..
last week from st. LOUIS.
Mrs. A. j. Tisdale end Mr.. Il. E. Hun
ter went to GELATIN last Saturday TO al
tend the funeral OF Mrs. James Hunter.
The young people made good use o
: the snow and The moonlight "Wednesday
evening. Two parties left town to attend