The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13
eBDALIA.

6BDALIA.
Miss Anna Allen has been quite sick
for the past week.
Miss Carrie Crowley vent TO War
rensburg last "Wednesday.
Mis- Lucy Bray, of Springfield. 10 still
the guest of friends in this city.
Miss L. Esterling, of Eetroit, is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. 6. Irwin.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. J. Ports, Of 81.
Louis, arrived in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Meyers, OF Kan
sas, are the guests Of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Blair of this city ex-
pect TO attend the New Orleans exhibi-
tion.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien, of Boonville, was
the guest of her sister in this city last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Weller returned Thursdsy
from pleasant visit with friends at War
rensburg.
Miss Stella Ellis returned fro m q visit
with friends in Knobnoster Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. T. j. Porter, who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks is once more
-convalescent.
Mrs. J. M. Ward, who visited her
mother here, has returned to her home
near Warrepsburg.
lit is reported that pleasant and in
telligeDt young lady residing on Third
street will soon be married.
Mrs. n. c. Kerr, of Chicago, nee Miss
Lille Gibson of this city is in tie city, the
0pesf IF rela twas and friands
Mrs. Ben Hert, of Cslifornia, Mo-,
formerly Miss Emma Messerly, of this
city, is the gus st OF relatives here.
Mr.. and MIRA. B. F. Nance are among
those who will attend the grand opening OF
the Hotel Mitchell at Nevada next Tues
day,
Miss Florence Moore, Who has been
visiting Conductor Moshier left yesterday
for Jackson, Michigan, where her mother
is sick.
Mrs. N. T. Allen, of st. Louis, who
wrote the pretty little society play
Ceramics" is at present engaged upon one
for the Florences.
Miss Anna Mahurter, of Ohio, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
in the suburbs of the city, will leave for
her hsme this week.
Misses Mary Lee and Kate Patterson,
who have been the guests Of Miss Louevs
Walker on Broadway, left for their home
in Independence, Friday.
Miss Alice Lansden, the beautiful
singer of St. Louis, who is we'll known here
will be married on the 21st of this month
to DR.. McCandless, promeut physician of
that city.
1T is said the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson of Nevada, which is almost com.
pleted, will be one of the handsomest both
In its finishing and furnishing of any in
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallie, whose
beautiful home on Broadway was recently
burned, have taken for the present the
residence on the corner of Fifth and Usage
formerly occupied by Mr.. Finis Arnold.
Miss Either Cousley and Mr.. WilIiam-
son of Illinois we're united in marriage in
this city last week. Miss Cousley was long
teacher in this city and had host of
friends to wish her we'll in the new ''occu-
patton" she has chosen.
"A delightful party took place last
Thursday evening at the residence of Mr..
John Todd, three miles west of the city.
Choice refreshments were served and games
and music were enjoyed. Ten couples were
present from this city.
The Young Peoples society had a most
interesting meeting at the residedce of Mrs.
Hart on Seventh street, last Friday night.
About forty individuals were present and
the time was rapidly whiled away With
music, games and literary exercises.
TIE Reading room at presentlsiluated
On Ohio street will be removed during this
week to the room over Marean's store, cor
ner OF Main and Ohio streets. The ladv
managers will In turn care for the room.
There is over 1000 books belonging 10 the |
room.
"A dancing party as given at the resi-.
depce OF Miss Hattie Marvin, corner of
Massachusetts and Seventh streets. last
Friday night, and about twenty Young
people had most delightful time. This
same party recently had a pleasant en-
masque ball at the residence of Ms. ].
NJ. Byler.
The ladies's society of the Congrega-
tional church met Friday at the residence
OF Mrs. John Burkharr, The attendance
wss unusually good, and a very interesting
meeting was the result. Among the guests
were Mesdames Jordan, Hale, M. Averv,
McNab. 3 ii. Moses, F. l.. Blair, M. vi
Sweet, r. Holland, and several others.
Little Laura, one of the beautiful |
twin babes which was spoken ofin last Sun
days issue OF this paper, was taken yester.
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall, of this |
city. As the couple are childless they
propose TO adopt the little creature, and |
give it the best of care and attention. The |
little boy has not yet been claimed, bat
probably will be soon, as several parties are
s.Ser to have him he is so intelligent and
winsome.
AT the annual election OF the W. c. T.
U. officers last week, Mrs. L. N. Guild was
Tor the third time elected president. She