The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20

On last Monday night they called upor
Miss Carrie Courtney and her guests, Misee,
Debernardi: and Wiley, Of Psttis county
The baud assembled early and dispersed
late. They were all full of life, likewiss
time could not have been.
BUTLER
Miss Allie Pyle left Tuesday evenins
for Parsons, Kansas, where she will yisi
her sister, Mrs. Hunter.
MIS-. Prof. Allen accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland TO Colorado last Friday
evening, and will probably remain some
time.
Mrs. 81. Hutchinson and her daughter
Pinkie left Tuesday evening for Rich Hill,
from whence they will 60 10 Walnut. being
summoned there on account of the serious
illness Of Mrs. Hutchinson's father.
-Henrv Spears, who was appointed 8
delegate iIrm Missouri, to the Horficultu.
raj Society, .,ft for New Orleans Monday
Mr.. Spears will take the rounds OF the ex'
position and city while there.
The ball at WaltoL's opera house last
Thursday night, given under the auspices
of the "Butler Pleasant Hour Club" IVES q
magnificent success. The elite of Butler
society TUNED out en- mssse and several
couples from Eich Hill were present.
HANNIBAL
Mr.. and Ms. james Collins are visit
ing in ClsrksvIlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Howell went to
Palmyra, Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Egloff left Monday
for New Orleans and points in Mexico.
s.. F. Roderick and daughter left Mon
day afternoon on q visit to relatives in Mt
Pleasant, Iowa.
Mrs. salisbury, of Atchison, Kansas
who has been the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Parker, left for home
Monday.
Mrs. Bennett Raymond, OF Collinsville
Illinois, who has been the guest of her sis
,er, Mrs Geo, ge O'Bannon, for the past two
weeks, went 10 Alexandria, Monday, to
visit Tor a week.
Examinations are going on ut the
schools.
Mrs.. Charles Clark has returned from
st. Louis.
Mr.. J. NJ. Taylor, of Idaho, is visiting,
old kiends.
H. B. Davis, of Helma, Montana, Wis
tied here last week.
MIR. and Ms. A. z. Peyinghous have
returned 20 ST. Louis.
Lieutenant Hsden returned Sal
u-dsy from New Orleans.
On last Thursday night the mechanics
gave ball at ibe skating rink.
Mrs. Judge Logan Huniou, st. Louis,
il visiting her daughter, Mrs. Col. More.
The "Jolly Pathfinder played 10
rather empty benches on The second i,hi.
Miss Mary Worley has returoed from
a prolonged visit to st. Joe aad Kansas
City.
j. W. Sanborp, Of the State Agricpl-
tnIal college, went to Jefferson City,
Wednesday.
So. 340.l3 taxes for the lines of the
Wabash, st. Lonis sn1 Pacific, were paid
Collector Orr, Of this county, on Friday.
j. E. Crumbaugh, of this place, who
has been elected assistant clerk of the Mis-
souri, house Of representatives spent Sun
day here.
Norman J. Coleman, Of the Rursl
World, delivered an address to the farmers
on the creamery preston, on last Tuesday
at the court house.
james r. Estell, ssof Harvard, Joseph
Csmpbell and G. c. Bland, Of Rolla, Mo :,
and NJ. j. Coleman. of 81. Louis, came
Tuesday to attend meeting of the board
Of Cu-a, ors.
On last Monday afternoon abou. thirty
couples started to the music ct the aJolly
Pa h6nders" band at the rink. There
weie ct least hundred spectators AID the
prize, a beautiful pair of ska,es, was given
. Mss Maggie Watson. The contes. an
wore skating costumes Of cloth trimmed in
.insel braid.
Toe U. B's. net at the home of Miss
Maggie Blss on las. Tuesday sf.er-
noon, which pissed in an unusually pleas
Int way, the club being in an ex. so:din l.
y good humor. Among those presen
we're Miss G. Mathews, NJ. Moss, B. Bses,
Y. WIn1rs, J. Lenore, r. SHIELDS, II. An
lerson Maggie Bass and Mamie Allen, oil
Liberty, No.
MEXICO.
Mrs. s. A. Winscott, Of this ely, is
listing friends in Louisiana.
WIN. NJ. Sims and wife, of this City,
re now at High Springs, California.
Mrs. L. B. Feller and little daughter,
I Roodhouse, are visiting friends il this
lace.
Mrs. james Stuart, of Centralia, who |
ss been visiting in toWp, has returned to
er home.
Elder ]. z. Lee, OF this city, has re-
eived cali 10 the psstorste Of the Regn-
ar Baptist church at Weutsville, Ohio. He |
IS not yet arrived at q conclusion in the
latter.
Rev. 8. n. Watson, rector of st. Psuls
Episcopal church, this city, and Miss EN-
10 Watkins. of Rosedsle, Kansas, were
nitsd in marriage at that p acc on the 7th
,st. They are now domiciled at the Cen
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