The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13
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-Thomss Child, the carrier boy. gather
Cd in about sl7 on bis New Years ad-
dresses.
-Asj. Van Ceve, Of Chicseo. will spend
few days in the city the guest Of Dave
| Wilmer.
The organ for the Christian chnrch Sun
day school has been purchassd and placed
in The church.
Mics Alice Cowsn, after spending
week pleasantly in Richmond, returned
hole last week.
-Jsmes Hughes and W. d. Fisher went
70 Je6enon City to attend the assembling
Of the Legislature.
| Fred Creel and his family arrived
safely and are DOW domiciled in their home
in East Richmond.
johnny Duval and wife, of Gunnisor
City, Colorado. are spending sometime .:
the old homestead.
The regular annual ball will take
place at the grand oper. house on 81. VAL
entine's eve, February Is.
Mrs. WIN. Ewius, of Kansas City, hiss
been spending the holidays with her broth
er Dial Duval, at her old home.
Mrs. Shaw, of Gsleshurg, sister of Mrs.
]. w. Garner, reached here Wednesday
and found Mrs. Garner much improved but
not out of danger.
Mira E Anderson visited Monroe last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thsd Ray, of Palmyra,
were in the city last week.
-Miss Jennie Henry, of Frankfort, is
the guest Of friends in the city.
Miss Eta Thomps ~, of Payson, i, the
guest OF hepeprotber, 81. c. Graham.
Miss Luelleu Scott has returned 10
Columbis where she lie attending the Chris
tian college.
MIR. and Mrs. r. F. Martin, of Mon.
mouth, Ill. sNere the guests of friends in
this city lasf<cek.
Mrs. B. l.. Winchell, who has hean
the guest Of friends in this city, h IS return
ed to her home in Kansas City.
was in the city last week en- route to Fay
cite, where she is attending school.
The "Adamless Eden" company
showed here Tuesday evening 10 fair
house of men and boys. The show was a
poor one in nearly every instance
Cards have been received here an
nounciDg the marriage of Miss usnie Jack
son, of Palmyra, to Mr.. Germ IN b. Stout.
of Kentucky, next Wednesday evening,
the l4th inst, in the Presbyterisn church.
A reception will be given at the home OF
the bride imme distely after the ceremony.
Several of the brides friends will attend
from this city.
CALIFORNIA.
!. Miss Mamie Pommer LETT for Otter.
vile Monday, and win take in wedding
while absent.
Miss Leila McVean, who is attending
school at Lexington, Mo-, was here last
week, wishing relatives and friends
Miss Stella Gray returned to Fulton,
Sunday night, TO resume her course OF
studies ut the Fulton Synodical college.
| Prof. Parsons and party returned from
New Orleans last week to his POS; of duty
at Hastings, Nebraska, accompanied by
Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. Maggie Osborne. of Savannah,
Georgia, arrived Sunday, visiting her pa
rents and relatives in the city of High
Point Mrs. Osborne is a dug hter of DR..
J. NJ. Dunlsp.
WIN. Williams, wife and child, Who
have been residing in Colorsdo some two
years, re-. ned California yesterday morn
ing and will likely remain in the county
during the winter.
Mrs. F. Hoberecht gave her daughter,
Miss b riha, a social and dance, at Mcser's
ball last Saturday evening. Quite a num-
Der of Miss Berths's young friends were
present, and all seemed to be having a
immense time.
"A very pleasant social was given al
the residence of VIM. Barnhiil. on High
street, last week, In honor of Mss Stella
Merriman, of Ohio, q nj. ce of Mrs. Barn.
hill an excellent supper was spread and
an extremely pleasant social was epioyed
by the company:
The entertainment of the California
Musical society given at Sarmau's nail last
Wednesday evening, was decided success
The class was led by Prof. w 1. Tumson.
The selections were good, and The mnsIc,
both vocal and instrumental, gave evidence
OF proficiency and settled the fscI th AZ C. =
ifornia has home talent for music. rh-
hall was crowded with an spprecIat We
dience. After the entertainment tue vote
for the haudsomest lady in Gallo n a, r.
suited: Mary Campbell, 70; Miss ellie
Fitzgerald, 40; Miss Annie Bishop 50.
HOLDEN.
Misses Amanda and Minnie Grrlach
pleasantly entertained few Vt iLsir friends
at their home on Market street, last week.
Miss Freddie Per,inger, Of Canton,
Kansas, left for her home last week after a
pleasant visit of two weeks with friends
near Holden.
Miss Lutte Smith, Of Ssdalia, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy,
last week. Miss Smith is a cousin TO Mrs.
Kennedy. Mrs. w. G. Smith, of st. Louis,
aunt to Mrs. Kennedy, is visiting in the
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