The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13
LA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY JANUARY 13, 1885.

give him trouble and in very short time
be could not use it. Since that tine NJ
has been hobblipg around on crutch. g, en-
during unisld suffering.
APPLETON CITY.
Mr.. Will Nalley and his young wife,
OF Rich Hill. visited the parents Of the
latter Mr.. and Mrs. Nalley, in this city,
this week.
Dell Cobb csme over after his wife last
week. Mrs. Cobb having been spending the
, HOLIDAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r Wesson.
Mrs. Capt. James spent last week in
Nevada, assisting her daughter, Mrs.
Mitchell, in the arrangement of the new
hotel Mitchell.
"A number OF our young men have or
ganized q home Dramstic company under
the nane of the slime Kiln Club" snd
| will give a public entertainment Saturday
evening, January IL.
wARRESsBURe.
Miss L. johnson, of Concordis, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Miss Lizzie Allison, of Walker, is vis-
lung friends 10 this city.
Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick, Of Holden, is
visiting friends in this city.
w. w. Dsugherty and wife have been
visiting friends in Clinton.
Harry Bryson. of St. Louis, has been
writing friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Doda Stark, of Windsor, has
been visiting friends in the Quarry CRY.
-Mrs. L. L. Tinslsy, of Boonyille,
.pe" .es. week with friends in this county.
| -. Din Land, of Slater, Saline county,
war string friends here last week.
Miss Sadie Beard, Of Knobnosier, was
m, oil tie new Normal student Mond y.
Mr. George Shackeliord and wife, Of
Oi.s>a have been visiting The family of
Juuse HprbbucAle.
| Miss Stella Mariner, of Spokane
Falis, Washington territory, is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Minnie Mittoug, Of Holden, h 5
hem visiting friends Miss Jessie Middleton,
an': hers OF this city.
! --Ea, ch Clark, former resident OF this
c ty, and still largely interested in v.Iua-
Uie real estate in this county, arrived in
THIS city last week from Ohio, where he is
now residing.
CARTHAGE.
| Col. C. C. Allen and wife have returned
home from Florida.
The Grand Army of the Republic
hell IT'S annual installation Of officers LAST
Wednesday night.
| Miss Cad. Warwick, of Hamilton, o..
arrived IN the city on Thursday on writ
TO Miss Dollie Richar lson. Miss Warwick
and Miss Richardson were formerly to.
gelher at the Cincinnati College of Music.
Miss Ida Cl,rk went mp to Kansas
City last Wednesday evening, where she
will enter Fulton & Trueblood's school o.
elocution Miss Clark has rare capabiii.
ties ss an elocutiOnisI, and under efficient
training will undoubtedly make brilliant
success.
The annual reception of the Presby-
terisn church was held last Weinesd ~
evening the residence OF Rev. and Mrs.
w. s. knight. There were large num-
Der of members of the church and society
and other friends of the pastor ard his
wife in attendance. The evening was a
very enjoyable one. Refreshments were
J served and music and conversation added
to the pleasure of the occasion.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Miss Minnie Biggs, of California, Mo
is ia the city visiting Mrs. Judge Young.
Miss Christine Harding left Thursd Az
for Terre Hsute Ind. where she will attend
schooi.
-Msjor j. 5. Ferguson left Thursday
morning for short business TIP 10 Aurora
Springs.
Griffith Glover, who was visiting
the fsmily of Judge T. d. Ray, returned
t. 81. Louis Thursday.
The Press Club benefit will be given on
ihe 18Th AMI 18th. George r Wend ing
will lecture for the club. and this fact alone
will insure a la.ge attendance.
PAR;oNs.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cook is visiting friends at
Walnut.
Mrs. john Austin, of SaliGa, Colora
d., i in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. NJ. King bury, OF Oswego, is IN
h, ii y Tisi.iog Miss Theo Emery.
ii 4 Lewis and wife, OF Topeka, af,er
Speeding a couple Of weeks here, sitting
Mis. lie s mother, have returned hume.
J.ogr Coulter has moved his family
% OsSeso, preparatory 10 entering upon
of he duties of the office of probate Judge
az which he vas ell cited last fall.
HANNIBAL
Miss Belle Golden left for Chicago
Thursday evening.
Mrs Lulu DeTurk has returned from
a visit with Quincy friends.
Miss Mary Holme returned Thursday
/ from her Trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haywood have
begun housekeeping on south Fifth street.
Mrs. John Mahin, of Muscatine, Ia.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs L. J.
LoCmis.
Mrs Dunn, of Philadelphia, Mo-, died
at the residence of her son-in-law, Judge
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