The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17

MIR. Williams, of Fl. Scott, accom-
panied by his excellent lady, has been VS.
iting DR.. Wells this week.
Geo. Scott left on Monday night for
Cabool. His wife. who has been visiting
her family there, is reported quite I'LL.
w.. Coleman. for lorg time in the
employ of McCu'cnen, Jones & 20, leaves
this week for 81. Louis, where he will en-
gage in business.
e. E. Briley, of Farmer City, III a
youn. man of Exceptional hsbits, of excel
lent morals and fue sbility, left on Satur-
day for columbus, Kan, thence TO Kansas
City, where he will engage in merchandise
ing.
Dixie Hagsard, Mrs. Owen, Miss
ing for Kentucky.
-Chautauqua Circle will meet next
Monday at the residence of DIR. j. ii.
Frizell, Mis-, Lu acting as hos:ess.
Miss Viola Moore, who has been
visiting her parents for few days, left for
her home in ST. Louis Sunday night.
NEVADA.
Miss Kate Mcbride went down to Milo
Monday morring. and viii sp.nd q lew
days in that village visiting friends.
Mr.. Ed James, sfte. couple of weeks
visit TO relatives in this city, returned 10
her home at Appleton City last week.
Miss Kate Roy,ton, of this city, is in
Austin, Texas. and wall remain several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Paul +. Thorn
ton.
Mrs. Hunter, of Denison, Texas, who
was n her way to Kansas City, was among
the delayed passengers vino spent Monday
in the Gem City.
CLINTON.
Mrs. ]. M. Pretzinger left last Monday
night for a visit to relatives at Dayton, ".
Mrs. John Grjm:s returned last
Wednesday night from a visit TO her old
home in Trenton, I'LL.
Mrs. +. NJ. Green, Mrs. Mary W. Mace
and Miss Kate McLain went Down to Low
ry City On a pleasure trip Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Hopkins and daughter. Mrs.
Alice Thorn, OF Appleton CItv, went 10
Lowry Civ Tuesday, called there by The
death OF Mrs. III 5 mother, Mrs. Susan
. Browning, one Of the Oldest residents OF 81
, Clair county.
, Mrs. ID. Baird returned home ", dnes-
day night from Sheridan, Mich, where sh-
, went some time since In response TO a iele
2 gram TO the effect that her talher WAS lyI' e
E very low, with no prospect OF his rec very
Before reaching him, however, ne had
passed 10 The other shore.
i, Miss Emma WerLz and Mr.. T. J. Big
' gerstaff were united in marrisge at th'
: residence Of the brides parents, "Wednesday
4 evening, by The Rev. DIR. Moad. The 81
), tendance was large, an elegant supper WA
!: served, and 4 numoer of handsome present.
/, were received by the young couple.
!. HOLDEN.
Miss Vienna Houck returned lsst weei
from a four mouths visit 10 relatives ait
friends in Texas.
The Holden Benevolent Society vii
:. meet in the lecture room of The First Pres
byterisn church mex. Monday night.
s Rev. s. r. Rstse delivered a leciur
Thursday evening al Euglossian hail, 10
d for The benefit of the Ladder Aid S~ciet
of the NJ. Z. church.
% Miss Lerhsrt, of Ell Paso, Illinoi:
will spend the summer In Holden wit
70 her ulcle, Mr.. Leuhart, for man of IN
Missouri Pacific blacksmith shops.
q CALIFORNIA
Miss lilly Gist, from Clarksburg, wa
Y in the city Monday.
i H. p. Sailing, son of Lafayette Saliu
OF Denton county, Texas, has oeen visitin
d relatives 10 this county for the past weel
Il s.. NJ. Thorpe, of Wapells, Ill VII
was visiting his friends in this city dUrin
ir The past week, left for Texas, where he
' largely interested in cattle ranch.
Joseph w. Vaughn, living six mile
/. northwest of C4lifornis, lost his dwellin
10 and the greater portion of his househoi
goods by fire Monday night. The origi
OF the FIRE is unknown. as the family vel
:, away from home at the time.
MIR. Sanford Crum, who is "a We rs
q age, and the youngest of a l4rge famil
" who located 10 this coun,y at an early d.
has beer spending the winter with rtl
tives in this locally. He m ,kes his hou
ID with bis eldest daughter in \ braska.
ID WARSAW.
10 w. K. Hurlbut, accompanied by b
wife, nee Miss Grace Newell, of Lockwoot
Mo-, returned home on Tuesday, and u
= happy couple are receiving the warm al
=, hearts congratul ,tions oil relatives al
u large number of sympsthising friends.
PARSONS
RI Representative Kelso and wife ha
es- returned from Topeka.
Is. Mrs. J. ID. Bull 'rd and daughter Ne
20 lie, have 60 lie on a visit 10 relatives in IL
i, Oh dianns.
" A. NJ Taylor and wife, of Spring6el
Mo-, are in the city, the guests of Mr.. Al
Mrs. s. A. Biggs.
ng "A grand uecktie sociable of the degr
of honor, 40 wv, will be held al the b,
OF of the Select Knights, on Forest avenl
I'LL March 10.
The hunters banquet will be held
sn the Fount ain rink, on Wednesd ~ evenir
he Meals will be served from TO 90 Il