The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-28
sEDALIA.

BAzoo Office, Sedala. Mo.
sEDALIA.
Mrs. james Belle, OF Boonville, was in
the city last week.
Mrs A. Snow has returned from a
visit TO Fort Scot.
Mrs. Adam little visited relatives in
Boonville lest week.
Miss Stella Montgomery returned from
visit at Clinton last week.
Mrs Camp bell McFsrlane will spend
the summer at Sweet Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. C. Fike, of Kansas
City, were in this city last week.
Mis- Emma Vclrstb, of Boonvi'le, is
ihe guest of her sis er, Ms. Hahn.
Mrs. Al. Daily will spend part Of
the summer at Ell Dorado spriI g.
Mrs. James Glsss, of rh S city. Is SOW
ing quite reputation as poetess.
Mrs II. c. Dsmuth WIS the guest Of
Mrs Kemper, cf b oLville, last week.
The family of George I. Hsldcas lie
vii spend the summer at Sweet Spr ngs.
Mis- Retia Mercer, of Knobposter, was
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Weller, la week.
An elee ant wedding outfit is beng pre-
pared by leadir G mooiste OF This city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Lovingrr and
Mrs. d. David were in st. Louis last week,
Senator and Mrs. John T. Heard re-
turned frem Washington ID. c., lat week
Miss Annie Corbin, of Versailles, Wis
tied friends in This city the first of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker will
take POSSESSION of the COngrega ional par.
asonsge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Crawford are ex-
Iecttd hone tomorrow from Ell Dorado
springs.
Miss Emma Hsyn S, of Poonville, was
the gus of Mrs. Cam Sneed in this city
last week.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, who has bern
the gus, of her ron in Tipton, returned
Tu; sdsy st.
Mr.. al Mrs. Will Messerly returned
from visit with friends In California, Mo +,
the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Bye will leave for
Europe tomorrow week. They will visit
Mr.. Philip Perry before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. B rllttt left the
FIST of the week fer Springfield, Mo-, where
the former will engage in business.
Mis- Dine Kelly, of Califorpia, WIS
TIE guest of friends in this city last week
She was en- reute to Appleton City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Highlsym went
30 ST. Louis last week and will take up
their residence on Thirty-fourth street
-NIe T. w. Cloney, Mrs. J. NJ. Ofield
and Miss Eva Gentry were the guests of
Mrs. Theodore Shelton in ST. Louis last
week.
Mr.. end Mrs. s. E. Spencer returned
from their bridal tour last Tuesdy, ard
are now st lone at Sol West Fourth
street
Miss Barclay, who wss the guest of
Mrs. G P. B. jacks n on Bro adwsy, re-
turned to her home in st. Louis lest We'd
nesday.
social last Thursday evening st which a
good programme OF music and recitations
was given.
The Sunbeam society of the Congrega.
fonal church will meet next Monday night
al the residence of Mr.. Maurice Barrett in
East Seda la.
DIR. lockwood, wife and son Rex, of
Nevada, who lave been guests bere for the
past few days, sre en- route TO the exposi.
ton at New Orleans.
Rev. w. s. PAYNE, of the Christian
church, will be married pext wednesday in
louisville, KY, and af er a brical tour will
return here to reside.
The Shakespeare cub will meet to-
morrow evening at the usual club room,
:when the last three chapters of ulius Caesar
will form the subject for the evening.
Mrs. d. Y. Wheeler and Miss May
will go TO Leavenworth ore week from to-
day where they will meet Mr.. Wheeler, snd
after visit with friends will go to Colora
do for the summer.
gave a very Lively entertainment last Tues
day evening at the opera house, which was
not only lsrgely ATTENDED, but proved q
financial success.
Miss sallie Potter, in company with
her grandmother and uncle, Mr.. d. II.
Smith, went to st. Louis yesterday. Miss
Sallie will remain for a weeks visit with
Miss Matte Humphrey.
Mrs. Hsrwood, Gov. Marmaduke's sis
ter, was removed from Kansas City to Mr..
Gerby's, in Marshall, Mo-, last Wednesday,
and is lying at the point of death; Gov
ernor Marmaduke arrived Friday.
MIR. ard Mrs. E. B. Farley, who were
recently married in Lexir gtop, stepped
over yesterday in this city and paid Mrs.
jas. Story visit They were en- route
from the est where they had been on their
bridal tour, to their home.
Miss Dollie Deutsch, daughter of Mr..
Louis Deutscb, won the prize for recita
ton over a class of SIXTEEN competitors,
Thursday, in room No. of the Broanwsy
school. The recitation was entitled "Poor
Little joe" and YVES much prai:ed by the
suditors.