The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-25
FAYETTE FLASHES.
Personal Paragraphs - Society
Salad-AIinOr Mention.

H. Clay Dean, the noted lecturer
is billed for this city ON May oath.
j. III. Wayland and wife, o
Glasgow, visited in the city since oul
last.
will Minor and A. l.. Smith
Ibid up" Hannibal several days last
week.
Miss Helen Mansen, of Moberly,
is the guest of Miss Maggie McCul-
Tough.
N. B. Cooper, county collector,
left on Saturday night for Larned,
Kansas.
Miss Alice Major has returned
from st. Louis, after pleasant visit
to friends there.
Miss Ada Foster has returned
home, after having finished her term
of teaching at Carthage.
Miss Mary Hamilton, of Dallas,
Texas, has been the guest of Mrs. A.
Leonard for a week past.
DIR. A. w. Moore recalled pleas
ant memories by visiting his old home
in Gasconade county last week.
Miss Katie Jones, of Hughesville,
and Mrs. DIR. Ferguson, of Sedalia,
are the guests of Mrs. Taverner.
Miss Belle Elkins has returned
to her home in Vernon county, after
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. j. P. Meet and Miss Nettie
Fuchs were the guests of their brother,
G. w. Fuchs, several days this week.
Mrs. N. G. Tindell is in Lexing-
ton, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Prof.
Kerdolph, of Central Female College.
Miss Ella White, of Rochefort,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Kingsbury. Miss "Flaxie" has many
admirers here.
-Robt. III. Smith and wife have
returned from St. Louis, where they
resided during the winter, and will
again make Fayette their home.
Rev. Boone KeetOn, a former
student at Central College, now in
the ministry at Denver, COL, rs
mingling with old friends again.
Henry Burkhart, local and end
man on the Advertiser: made himself
among his lady friends at
Columbi- the greater part of last
week.
Mrs. John Brady and little sons,
Of Taylor, Tex, arrived in the city
On Friday, and will be the guest of
ner mother, Mrs. John Shafroth, for
'ome time.
Miss Katie johnson, one of
Fayetts most estimable youHg ladies,
has recently retired from Beethoven
conservatory, where she
graduated short time since.
The Ell Paso, Tex, papers, pay
Ugh tribute TO Walter j. Davis, a
lifted poet and hunorist, of Santa
'e. Mr.. Davis is a Fayette boy,
There his aged mother reads with
owing eyes the praises of her son.
The A. o. y. w. lodge at this
lace, in connection with the Select
nights, will give a picnic and gen.
raj reunion here on June Sd. Ex-
ensive preparations are being made,
nd an enjoyable time is anticipated.
Our streets and city presented ala
unusually animated appearance on
lst Monday, big crowd being drawn
ut by the appearance of Creston's
ircus on that day. Good order was
reserved and not q single brawl in
ulged in. f:
"A dispatch received here on the 9
lth noted the arrival of President .
Williams and party, at Washington,
}. c., from the east, where they
ave been for several weeks in the in
rests of the Short Line. They are
xpected home daily.
Mrs. Adam Hendrix left on
[ondsy to attend the M. E. confer
ice, in session at Richmond, Va.
rom here Mrs. Hendrix will go to
ugusta, Ga, to be present at the !
Getting of the Ladies' Missionary So
ETY. of the same church.
Misses Aggie and Bette Walker, .
lughter and niece of Hon. John
'alker, took a rest from school duties
Id visited Howard county friends
veral days recently. Both young
dies are students at Christian coll
&c, Columbia, and graduate in June. 8,
Rev. Boiling and Prof. j. A. al
rmstrong, Of this city, acted as part
committee to decide the oratori- Z
] contest between students of West. l.