The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10
society ElseH here.
PARSONS.

| j. O. Kern and wife, of Leavenworth
are visiting friends in the city.
%. W. Rowland and family moved to
their farm near the city Wednesday.
Mrs. John Dean left last Sunday for
New Hsmshire, to visit at her old home.
Miss MAY Simmons, who has been Wis
iting in the city, returned to her home at
Girsrd, Ill, Thursday.
Mrs. J. y. Denny, of St. Louis, who
has been visiting Mrs j. F. Hart, left las;
Thursday evening for Florida, where she
will remain some months.
N. NJ. Wilson, who has been here
and his daughter. Mrs. DR.. Schebel, left
for his home in Ohio last Wedne day
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Bates have ar
rived from Colorado, and will remain here
all summer.
MFR. and Mrs. c. H. Brown left Mon
day morning for Denver and other
pa. Is of Colorado.
DIR. A. A. Dyer and family have re-
turned home from an extended trip east,
visiting Chicago, New York, Washington
City, and other places of interest and not
ed resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington, of Pal
myra, Ill are the guests OF their daughter,
Mrs A. j. Wray. Mrs. Wray's sisters,
Mrs. Wyley, of Palmyra, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Gum, of L ttsburg, are also here.
Mrs. John Fl. Douglass, Mrs. w. T.
Eula Hare, Mrs. Joseph May and L. Eli
son were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Weldy, of Galena, Kas., during the past
week. All except Miss Hare returned on
Tuesday.
NJ F. Bell and wife, of Nevada, Mo-,
are visiting friends here.
It. A. Buckl nd, Jr., OF St. Louis, is
here visiting his two sisters.
Mrs. G.. Reid, of Chicago, is here
visiting her cousin, AIRS. Dobyns.
Mrs. Dobyns, who has been visiting in
Kentucky, returned home this week.
Col. J. 4. Hickey, who has been East
for several weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Carver, her daughters and son
Harvey, have returned from Nevada, Mo.
R. A. Crews and wife, who were sick
in Mexico, have returned home and are
able to be out.
Miss Laura Willing, who has been
here visiting several days, returned to her
home in St. Louis, Thursday.
B T. Gilkey and family have gone for
a three weeks visit in Boone and Howard |
counties, among Mrs. Gilkey's relatives.
Rev. w. 7. Howison and wife, of ST. |
Charles, are here visiting their folks They
will visit Bellany Springs while here and |
remain there several days.
Miss Jennie Worrell will, after a visit
of two weeks in Paris, Mo-, make her home
at the Grand Windsor Hotel, Mexico, 40.
She will be missed by the young society of
Fulton.
FAYETTE.
Miss Rena Morrison is visiting in the
Estill vicinity.
Miss Mrggie Waters is visiting friends
in Monroe county.
Miss Dolly Harvey, OF BOonville, is
the guest of Miss Ora Boyd.
Miss Holmes. of PiItsburg, Pa, is the
guest of Miss Emma Megraw.
Mr., A. ChiIds and family are visiting
friends al Armstrong this week.
Miss Eyalina Boon 10 visiting in the
ricinity of Talbot Station this week.
Miss Maggie Wright, of Galloway
county. is the guest of Miss Gertrude
Watts.
Mrs. II. J. Bailey, of Rocheport, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID. 7. NJ.
Nicholson.
Miss Lula Vivian, of Higginsville, is
he guest of Miss Matte Peeler, in the
Ashland vicinity.
Mrs. E. B. Ross, after 4 visit to her
lister, Miss Matte Jones, left Monday for
her home in Texas.
DIR. r. F. Phillpor, wife and aughter.
Miss Emily, returned to their home at
Salisbury, Monday.
Will Nipper and W. III. Windsor. of
are visiting the family of w.
Nipper this week.
Mrs. Chas. Wassmer and son, Ed, OF
Mo-, are visiting the family of
". F. Tieman this week.
Miss Petite Walker. of the Ashland
-icinity, and Mary Arnold, of Columbia,
we're the guests of Miss Maggie Ricketts,
rom Sunday until Tuesday. when they re-
urned to the home of Miss Walker.
Miss Sallie p. Searcy, who has been
he guest of the Misses jackson for several
Teeks, left this morning to visit friends at !.
Columbia. She will return to Lexington in
september TO resume her duties as teacher
f music in the Lexington female college.
cAIJrORsIA
Miss Evelyn Bryan of Bowling Green,
Tas the guest Of Miss Blanche Russell last
Teek.