The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20


daughter, Mrs. Tucker, who has been very
Low for some time.
&C. A. Mcclure and family left on Tues
day las, for Muncie, Ind, where they 60 TO
make their future home. Mr.. McGuire's
sitter, who had been making an extended
visit here, returned with the family.
Miss Annie Neat, daughter of Uncle
Isa,c Neat. who resides few miles north
west of town, celebrated, her tweniy.6rst
birthday last Thursday evening BY giving
a select party to few of her own and the
family's friends. Favored ones who At
tended from here report the affair very
pleasant one.
Mrs. r. N. Fink returned home on
Monday night.
| Gen. B. M. Prentiss lectured on the
battle of Shiloh Thursday night at the
opera house
| r Moore, of Carthsge, a prominent
member of the Home Lumber company,
was in the ely last week.
"A. ]. Morgan and wife, Who have been
| visiting j. II. Windle, in Lamar, left on
Thursday for their home in OkswviiIe, Ill.
M. N. hilton returned, on Tuts isy,
from the west. he has been over the
snowy range and has spent several months
In the mountains.
| PARSONS.
A. Fl. Ellis and wife have gone to Iowa
to visit relatives.
The club dance at the opera house last
Thursday night was voted an enjoyable
one by those present.
| Outside of our senator and representa-
| tive, Parsons was not represented at the in
augural ceremonies at Topeka last Mon
day.
| "A few friends snd neigbbors OF r. D.
Talbot and wife gathered at their residence
Tuesday evening and had irregular old
fashioned surprise party.
Mrs. Brown, of Olsthe, department
president of the Womln's Rsl;ef Corps,
g. A. g., was in the city last Monday, but
let for Bsxter Springs. She returned
Tom Anderson, OF Topeka, when an inter
es.ilg session of the Relief Corps was held.
The jug Breaking" social, under the
auspices of the ladies of The Baptist
church, drew a good crowd 10 Library
Ill last Wednesday night, notwitbstanu
ing the bad weather. The soci WIS both
novel and interesting, and furnished plenty
{, amusement for those in attendance and
Melted S42 80 for the church.
wARRENsBURG.
IS. 4. McElvaine aud family are st FL
dorado SPRINGS.
Miss Kate Shockey has been visiting
friends at Holden!
Miss Carrie Plumner has been visit
ing friends in Clinton.
Mrs. w. w. D,ugherty has bl IN wis.,
ing friends in Sedslia.
Miss Mary Anderson has been visiting
friends in Kansas City.
Miss Cloe Spencer and Miss Jennie
Asbury left Monday afternoon for a two
weeks visit TO friends a. Harrisonville, Mo.
Miss Bette Dufield, who has been en-
gagged by the Board of Missions of the
c. uberlsnd Presbyterian church TO 90 TO
Japan as teacher 10 their schools there,
hiss resigned her position in the public
schools of Holden, and left last We, ( for
st. Louis, where she will take q course of
instruction in the kindergarten, 20 fit her
for her work among the Japs. She expects
to sail for Japan in April nsJt.
WARSAW.
Mr.. George Gallagher aud daughter,
Miss Anns, OF Fort Lyon, are WISHING and
weather-bound with W. J. Huse.
Mrs. James Letter returned from q
visit to Cole Camp on Saturday evening.
Shs was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Kiefer,
-Willism NJ. Love, formerly in the saw.
mill business in Warsaw, now OF Gillesp.e.
M lcoupin cou NJ, Illinois, is. in the city on
Q business trip.
N. V. Watkins, an ,terprisirg Beu-
ton coun farmer, rear Wirdyor, $ Wis.
Ting with his former n,jshbo-, Frank A
White, the first Of the week.
james Cook and b. ide, Of Windsor,
arrived at Warsaw, Monday evening. and
left Tuesday for Preston to visit his fathe-, |
Cal Cook, late of Warsaw.
e. I. RBea received informstion. Mon.
day, that his father, Jordan Rhes, of Cross
Timbers. was probably fatally sick, and &C
by his daus er, Miss Ida, imme
dIately started for his bedside,
BROW SsvILLE.
Miss Nellie Hawkins v.ii.ed in Hig.
ginsville last week.
Mr.. Geo. Vandyke of Rich Hill, is Wis
leg his sister, Mrs. Yictoris Jackson,
Mrs. j. w. Hall and daughter, Miss
Dore, and Mrs. w. p. Shaw, went 10 Mar
shall Tuesday to visit friends.
Miss Lucy Mcbride, late one of The
bright pupils in the public school has re-
'urned to her home in Butler, No.
Mr.. j. ]. Thorn has returned from his
trip to Neosho, Mo. He is
Tery much pleased with the outlook the e,
md intends moving within a short time.
HOLDEN.
Miss Fannie Tagg, of Chicsgo, is in
he city. |,
Mrs. J. Horwitz and son Colly will re-