The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11

5uying instruments Pa Id ID, Itch j;
badly needed here. The entertainment:
will consist In dramas, to be rendered from
time TO time, the first TO, be given Friday
night of next week, May IA.
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Luke Russell and Miss Inglish,
accompanied by Miss Lizzie Howard, OF
this city, came in from Latham Tuesday.
Mrs. Fritter and daughter, mother and
sister of Depot Agent w. e. Fritter, are
WISHING him in this city. Mrs. Eritter will
make her home with her son in the future.
George Mengel, son of w. III Mengel;
celebrated his 18th birthday Monday even
ing by giving party. A large number Of
! his juvenile friends were present, and en-
ioyed themselves immensely.
w. VI. and Sam. p. Russell, with the
lie of one of the gentlemen, who have
been visiting in this county, departed for
their home in the state of California Tues
day afternoon. The Messrs. Rnssell To-
Gated in California in 1852, from Ken
lucky. Some fifteen years ago the brothers
married sisters, Mise Sue and Jane Will
son, of this county, who were visiting in
California. The gentlemen during this
trip visited their Old home in Kentucky,
that they left thirty-fOur years ago. The
ladies are sisters OF Messrs. J. Z. and b.
ID. Wilson, and cousins of Mr.. John NJ.
Lawson.
MEXICO.
Mrs. Dr. French is in St. Louis.
Miss May Garth is in Hiawatha, Kas.
Miss Mamie Clark is here from Rush
Hill.
Mrs. Alexander Carter is in ST. Louis
visi,if g.
Mrs A. p. Bishop has returned to
Miami.
Miss Mary Buckner has gone to Paris,
Missouri.
Miss Ida Bloom came up from Van
dalia last Saturday.
Miss Title Phillips is making visit
to ST. Louis friends.
Mrs. S. E. Hutton has been visiting
Hannibal friends.
Miss Lutte Woodson, of Moberly, has
been visiting here.
Mrs. S. L. Rainey, of Moberly, spent
last Sunday in this city.
Mrs, DIR. Frank Canthorn, of Oregon,
is visiting Mrs. B. X. Canthorn.
Miss Laura Proctor, of Sturgeon, is
visiting Miss Matte Smith.
Mrs. Annie NJ. O'Connor, of Hatton,
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. DR.. Baker is entertaining Miss
Blanch Baker, of Clifton Hill, Mo.
Miss Mollie Butts, of Vandalia, spent
l. Eel,
Miss Lille Wommack, of Laddonia,
spent few daps with friends here last
week.
Miss Hattie Gill has returned to St.
Louis rom pleasant v::sit to Miss Dewey
Robinson.
Miss Sophia Bright, of Danville, KY,
spent the past week visiting Mrs. Charles
Hardin.
| SPRINGFIELD.
Miss Eta Sawyer, of Galena, Kansas,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. H. II. Mitchell, of Bolivar, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Loyan, on North Ben
ton avenue.
M. T. Monroe, society reporter of the
Chicago Times, was in the city Wednesday
visiting friends.
Prof o. S Reed and wife, of Ash
Grove college, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. III. Paine, on North Grant street.
Harvey Morrow, q prosperous young
citizen of Buffalo, was in the city Wednes-
day on his return home from a trip to St
Joe.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lovan's school celebrated
May day with a picnic at Dolling Park.
By a majority vote Miss Mamie Bunker
was elected by the school Queen OF May"
LAMAR
Miss Hattie McElhany and Miss Nan
ME Dalton, both of Walker, Missouri, have
been visiting the Misses Rumsey.
George W. Frame, accompanied by
his wife and daughter Jennie. also Miss
Maggie Blackstone, the daughter of the
Episcopal bishop of Montans, came in on
Friday night over the Missouri Pacific.
Mr.. Frame has accepted the agency of the
new town of Bronaugh, on the Nevada X
Minden railroad, and will at an early date
begin the sale of lots there. Miss Blacks
tone is very pretty Young lady, and is
exceedingly bright and intelligent. Mrs.
Frame has relatives living near Lamar,
Mr. Dyssrt and family, whom she visited
while here
LOUISIANA.
Mrs. J. w. Watson is visiting rela-
tives in St. Louis.
Miss Annie Jsmison, of Armada, is
visiting Mrs. Ned. Smith.
Miss Rosie Levi left for Nevada, Mo-,
on Thursday TO reside.
Mrs. +. J. Wiseman is the guest of
Mrs. Alex ID. Beach, Pleasant Hill, I'LL.
Mrs. Charles Bright, of Vernon county,
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. G. Reynolds.
Miss Florence Jackson is home, after
an enjoyable visit of several months in ST.
Louis.
Mrs. H. A. Long and Miss GA Long
were Writing Mrs. Kennedy Long at Atlas
last week.
Mrs. George Foster, of st. Louis, en-