The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
NEVADA.

NEVADA.
Mrs. Tutmiler and daughter came in
Tuesday.
Mrs. John w. Martin and children
are visiting friends at Walker.
-James Todd and lady, of Richl md
township, were in the city Tuesday.
Rev. R. B. Ward and family left TUES
Gay morning for sever / weeks visit with
Mas Wards parents at Golden City.
Miss Mollie Jackson, who has been
visiting Nevada friends for several days,
retained 10 Walker Tuesdry evening.
"A pleasant social dance was had by
number If their young friends at the hos
plIasl= no lie Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls,, lasl
tuesday evening.
w. w. Merritt and wife OF Kansas
City. VITO have been visiting Nevada
frienis for several d,ys returned home
Tue,d~y evening.
L NJ. Taylor, Mel Holmes snd Mrs.
Miller aud daughter arrived here Wednes-
day mcrning from Monticello, Ill, on q
visit TO friends. They will remain in the
city seversl days.
R. W. Basket and wife, of Howard
county, came in Tuesday morning en- q Wis
ii 10 his half brother. Joe B-skett, Of
Dover township. Mr.. BssBett is one of
Howard ccunty's oldest and NEST ,ubstan
iial citizens.
Mrs. J. r. Profit, Mrs. B. F. Bridg-
ford and Miss Mary McCary went to Clay
ton "Wednesday morning, to attend the
wedd ng of c. ID. Brogin, telegraph opera
tor at tn place, and Miss Holmes which
tock place there at o'clock Thursday
event g.
BROWNSVILLE.
Miss Lizzie Webb spent Monday in
Kansas City.
MIR. C. E. Buckner is visiting her par
erts at Mexico, Mo.
Mr.. Thos. E. Ray returned Monday
frcm Trip in Montans.
Mrs. Mary Grange, Of Ventura coun
ty, Cal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. X.
Farri.
Mrs. J. A. COVERT, of Marshall, has
len the gueat OF Mrs. Schooling Chapline
for tie past week.
Mrs. Lea Pe'ot, OF Blackburn, spent
several days here with her mother, Mrs.
st .els, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Buckrer ard chill
d-e-, returned home Monday night from q
visit t. Fort Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Buckner return
ed Monday mo-ning from yisit to rela-
iives al Lexington.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pelot and children returned
SunHay from visit Of several weeks 10
Mrs .Peloi's parents, near Blackburn.
Mrs. Maria L. Ferguson Left a few
days ago with Ler son-in-law, Mr.. John NJ.
Hancock, for Bates county, where she will
reside.
nv. w. NJ. Prottsman and wife al
tended The convention of the '"Women's
Missionary society" of the NJ. E. church at
Oiessi, this week.
Mrs. c. d. French, of Kansas City, has
been visiting at her fathers, Mr. VIM.
Overs, for several weeks. Mr.. Ere
came down Thursday night.
oTrERvILLE.
Miss Pauline .Cranmer went to Sedslia
tbis week.
Mrs. Lewis, of Holden, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Ames.
Misses Mollie Golliday and Eva Saun-
ders went to Sedalia Wednesday.
MIR. Ben Davis, of Fulton, was the
guest of his aunt. Mrs. Key, last Monday.
Mrs. Addie Eusiace, of Nevada, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Doctor Heaso-
lett.
Pat Saunders, of Esty & Walkers dry
goods company, st. Louis, was visiting his
parents here last week.
Mr.. Dryden Stark has returned from a
visit to California. he is so much pleased
with the state that he expects to return
there and make it bis home.
BooNvnLE.
Mis- Sue Holman is the guest of Mrs.
Harrington, In Howard county.
Miss Matte Hutchinson left Wednesday
for visit to friends in Kansas City.
Miss Louisa Frank, of Pleasant Green.
visited Miss Pauline Barth last week.
Miss Ella Apfenbinner, Of Glasgow,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barth.
Miss Mary O'Donnsll, of Sedalia, Wis
tied friends here las! Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bella Watermsn has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Roseubaum, in Fsyette.
Mrs. George A. Jones left Wednesday
neon to join her husband in Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Bernard bss returned from