The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-23
SEDALIA

Miss SalIie Smith, of Lamonte, spent
Tuesday In this city.
Miss Isabel D.niel visited Kansas
City friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs T. f. Clark spent few
days in St Louis last week.
Mrs C. Jennings, Of Greenridge, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Rof.
Mrs. Reed Quarrels of this city visited
friends in Boonville last week.
Miss Mamie David has returned from
visit with 81. Louis friends.
Mr.. Everett Farnham is spending Sun
day with friends in Kansas City.
Miss Lou Eva Walker has returned
from visit in Kansas and at Independ
ence.
Miss Tedie Sneed has returned from a
visit with Miss Anna Knox at Independ-
ence, Mo.
Mr.. and Ms. A. J. Randall resumed
Wednesday from a visit at FL Dorado
Springs.
Mrs. J. B. Var Dyne has gone to Cow
ington, KY, where ehe will visit relatives
for one month.
Misses Belle Herrold and Jennie
Hughes returned yesterday from visit
with Lamonte friends
Miss Mamie Lemist who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Frank Houston,
has returned to ~. Louis.
Mrs. A. Miner, of Edinburg, lind, is
the guest of he daughter, Mrs. Russell
Jeanings, of East Fourth street.
Miss Anna Knox of Sedalia, enter
tanned frieuds Thursday evenins in honor
of Miss Tedie Sreed of this city.
NJ John Meyers, popular engineer on
the middle division, left last Wednesday
On an extended visit with his parents in
Susquehanna, Pa.
-Mrs. E. A. Philips, who has been the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Newkirk, left for her home in Kansas City
yesterday evening.
MIR. and Mrs J. K. Barrett left Tues
day for California. They will travel
through that state for the next six weeks
when they will return home.
Miss Sue McCubbin returned to this
city last week from GAINESVILLE, Texas,
where she has been for some weeks the
guest of relatives and old friends.
Misses Ida Moore and Anna Boyd,
who have been the guests of friends in this
city during the past weef, will leave for
their homes in st. Louis this morning.
Mrs. W. K. Mcintosh left Friday
morning for Orange, Cal, where she will
be the guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Ar
MGR. She will be absent a month or six
weeks.
The B. l.. of +. bail in this city last
Wednesday was very complete in its ar
raaeements. Many strangers from a dis
he
etc, was OF the best.
Mrs. DIR. Montgomery, Mrs. james
Montgomery, Miss May Montgomery and
Miss lutte Smith left Monday for Cali
fornia. Mrs. James Montgomery and Miss
Nav will visit relatives at Santa Rosa.
Misses Nellie Ingram, Isabel Grim
.how and Gertie Fauihaber have returned
from, visit with their grandfather, Nh
Jonstbap Grimshaw. Miss Nellie attend
ed Gov. Maimaduke's reception.
Mis-. A. Y. Wheeler and chiidrel
leave to-day for Indianapolis, Ind, to Wis
il relatives and display the lovely ne'
baby tc its grandmother. Mrs. Ma gare
Bradshaw, now "a years OF age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins gave
pleasant little whist party Wednesda
evening at their handsome rooms, corner {
Fourth and Usage streets Refreshmen
were served and the occasion much el
ioyed.
Gov. Marmaduke's reception at Jetie
son City in honor of the Marmadui
guards OF Kansas City, was most enJo,,
Able affair rs it could not well help but
with Mrs. ID. w. Marmaduke and hi
lola Hsrwood to do the honors.
Mrs. p. G. Stafford entertained nun
her of friends n her well-known hospital
manner last Tuesday evening. Reires
ments were tastefully served and all e.
loved The occasion. The list of guests WI
be found in the little rhyme written
Mrs. Faulhaber.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney entertained la
Wednesday Mrs. S. E. Lyon and daughtel
Mrs. Vim. Latour, Mrs. Adelia Lyon, NJ
Edward Lyon, Misses Maude and Emn
LYON, Master Eddie Lyon, Ira and Lionel
Latour, and all spent an enjoyable day wi
music and conversation.
Mr.. C. C. Parker returned from lie
ington last Friday having closed his wo
IN that city for the present he has q
vet decided upon his future movemen
Many former pupils desire him to rema
in this city but he is also wanted at Cli
ton. Schell City and Nevada. 1t is gu
likely that he will organize classes In
two latter places, dividing his time betwe
them.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. J. wilkins were
town last Sunday snd Monday, the que
az Mrs. M. j. Mcpherson. Mr. Wiki
re-opeued the Episcopal church an0 v
listened to by large audiences both mo-
ing and evening. On Monday Rev:
De Forest, of St. Louis, accompanied ]
and Mrs. J. n. Colt from Sedslia, and
.;sted by Mr.. wilkins held services at mig
The congregation were delighted with hi
both in and out of the pulpit, and he N
be induced TO make his home with us
BooneiUe Topic.
AMONG THE SICK.