The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-29
SEDALIA.

Mrs. las Story VIII astero the 81. Lou'e
szposition and lair.
Miss Grace Shepherd is the guest OF
relatives in California, Mo.
Mrs. q. T. Brown will attend tie St.
Louis expo si.ion and fair.
Mis- Fsnnie Salmon, of Clinton is tie
guest of Miss Lou Eva Walker.
Miss Minnie Potter left last Tuesday
for visit with RELATIVES in Ohio.
Mrs. Travis, wife of Conductor Travis,
will l. ave this evening for New York.
Miss Dove Bsrley left last Wednesday
70 visit frieLds in the neighborhood oil
Houstopia.
Miss Ssllie Porter LETT LAST week for
ST. Ii us. whe re size will attend TIE exro.
sition and fir.
Mrs Rosalie Hart WIS the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Simon Cronin, last week In
California, Mo.
Mis- Lillian Mschette, of Boonville,
WIS the guest of friends for brief visit in
this city last wek
MIS-. George LicDb-rger ard her sis ers,
the Misses Young, ire the guests OF their
brother in Jefferson City.
Miss Lei ia Jarrett left for St. Lonis
Thursday to visit the exposition. She Will
remain until alter the fair.
Mrs. Kste Dixon, who wss the guest
of frierds in Jefferson City, returned 10
her home in this City Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Ingram WIS the guest OF
her relatives, the family tf Nh. Jonathan
Grimshaw, in Jeff+rson { ity last wtek.
Mrs. J. w. Kennedy will leave this
week for st Louis wherr, after attending
the exposition she will 60 to ILLINOIS for a
visit with relatives.
"A party of equestrians among wfom
were a number of society people, went to
Smithton Thursday evening and had
most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and MIS-. J. w. Goodwin lef; last
Wednesday for visit with friends in New
York state. ] hey wills also visit New York
City before returning hone.
Miss Fame Owens, who has been
spends q lew DAYS with her Parents and
ether elatives here, will iesve this evening
for her n. W home In oe'gIe, Mo.
The ycung Peoples Society held q
meeting last Friday at the residence @
Misses May aud June Colvin. The attend
spce was large ind the occasion most pleas
urable.
Mis-. John Wslmsley will hold re-
cep,ion tomorrow afterOt on in honor ol
her sis er, Mrs. John Scott, who viii, cur
Ing this week, return to her home ia LOUIS
vile. Ky.
Mrs. James Downing nee Allie Ritter
arrived yesterday morning from her home
in Aspen, Col, and will be the guest o.
her parents, Mr. a, Mrs. Richard RiItel
for shout ole month.
MIR. and Mr.. Debrill, Who recently
lost Their Leautiful " ung daughter, Mis-:
Fannie, will 60 to Decatur, ILL.,, TO rsite
Mr.. Dsbrill has already gone. Mrs. De
brill will 60 NJ xt Sunday.
"A very a. urishirg French cisss il
under IN tiop in this city. Among The
pupils are Misses Lottie Smalley, Ann
Allen, Helen Gallie, Kate Faulhsber
Nellie Irgrsm ard others.
The Climb. rland Presbyterian oystel
supper in the Pylh an block VS. very en-
joys BILE last Thursday evening, their b Ing
a large number of guess present. The
Feat sum Of S35 was cleared.
Mis-. A. w. Perry, Mrs. Ferd Meyer
and Mrs. p. G. stafford are among those
who will attend the s.. Louis fair. They
will be the guests of Mrs. Gibson, Mrs
Meyers daughter, OF that city.
Hon. John T. Hear and wife left last
Monday for tour of the Pacific coast
They we're Joined al Tipton by Mrs. Hearts,
mother, Mrs. David Andrews, of Boopvil e
who wi!i accompany them.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Ward, Of Warner shurg for.
merly Hs dee Patterson. If this CITY, is The
guest of her mother, Mrs. Russell JeL-
nings. She will stteLd the St. Louis expo
81 ion and lair before she returns home.
Mrs. NJ. Marsin ent rita ned number
of friends last Thursday evening 10 honor
OF Mrs. j. n. Scott, of Louisville, KY
Tea wss served and the occasitn made ex-
ceed'naly pleasant, Mrs Marvin Icing q
gracious and kindly host IS always.
Mrs. Jack Patterson had the oi for
tune TO take first premium al the Kansas
City fair on her fine Japenese quilt. II
will be remembered as taxing first premium
aso at the Sedalia fair and is indeed fine
specimen of womap's handiwork.
Miss Helen Goodwin, the artist, has
just fni-hed decorating mirror for Mis-
Frank Hatch. The design Is sun flowers
and The work is boeh unique and skillful.
/, has ben for the past lev days in Z s.
ton vii dow. and has been much admired.
Mrs. Ida DebriIl, of Virginia, fclmar-
ly Miss Ida Nielsen, Of Roonville, with her
babe, passed through this city LIST Monday
evening Size was en- route from Kansas
City and had intended stopping h re fer a
visit with Miss Isabel Daniel but was i'll.
Mrs. Henry d. Hill is st present en-
tertainipg her mother, Mrs. George w.
Drake, her three sisters, Misses Laura,
l. uisiaos ard Pearl Drake, her sister in-
law, Mrs. Joseph 7. Drake, together with
the latter's yourg son and her cousin, Miss
Alice Jtuidan, all of Howard county.
The ladies' soc ETY. of The Congresa
icnal church held very pleasant and in
tere- ting ting at the residence Of Mrs.
Psff on Seventh street last Frid4y. Ar
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