The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-14

residence, three miles northwest of this
city, on last Wednesday evening, a social
hop being the leading attraction. The
following of Schelps society people were
present p. K. Culbertson and VI IS Lutz,
s. J. Cummins and Miss Jennie Piummer,
j. r. Martin and Miss Anna W. Halinger,
Elves NARROW and Miss Lena Norris, A. s.
Coble, III l.. Davis. Z. F. Kirklen, and
Chas. Davis Refreshments were served
and everything done by the genial host to
render the evening one of ut er Joy and
happiness to the many bright young folks
who attended. Mr.. Lewis is indeed the
prince of good fellows"
MEXICo.
Miss Jennie Squire, OF near Centralia,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Kate Huelsmann. of st. Louis. is
visiting Mrs. David 1t. Gin.
Mrs. Johnson and little girls are visit
ing in Columbia and vicinity.
Miss Frances Gatewood, of Greenville,
ILL.,, arrived it the city Thursday.
Mrs. III. L. Wakefield, of Sheldon,
Mo-. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mildred
KeetOn.
F. III. Hiner and Ernest CAN'T left on
Tuesday for Columbia to attend the State
University.
Mrs. w. Il. Wigginton, who has been
visiting in WEIGH, Monroe country, return
ed horle Thursday.
Judge J. ID. Smith and Mrs. Wells, of
Macon City, who have been visiting the
family of Rev. ]. s. Smith, returned home
Thursday.
CLINTON.
Mrs. Emma Jones, of Kansas City
was guest recently of Mrs. w. f. Carter
Miss Della We;zell, of Fort Lyon, is
in this city, the guest Of Mr.. VIM. Over
shi-er.
Miss Alice Warth is home again after
enjoying the hOspitalit of friends in Ne
vada Mo.
Mrs III. T. Baird, of Baird college, is
at her post Of duty after short stay in
Colorado.
Miss Ernie Owens is off for Kirksville,
where she occupies the chair of history in
the State Normal.
Miss Jennie Trout has gone to Kansas
City, where she will remain until the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Eva Beattie. one Of the most ac-
complished young ladies of Jacksonville
visited in the city this week.
Mrs. Col G. w. Goodlett and daugh-
ter, Miss >tella, of Windsor, were enter
tanned this week by friends.
Miss Annie Brotemarkle, of Carthage,
who spent a few days with Miss Cora
Fleming, has departed for her home.
Mrs John T. Clarke, of Jefferson City,
made a short visit to her brother, Thee. J.
Bolton and returned home.
Miss Leila Weidpmeyer has returned
from Fayetteville, Ark, where she had a
pleasant sojsurn with Mrs. ]. L. Myers.
Mrs Lutte Lamar Strother, of Texas,
nj ce of Hon. l.. q. c. Lamar, has ar
rived to accept q FOsiticn rs teacher In
Baird college.
NEVADA.
Miss Clara Miller, of Kansas City, is
at DIR. Milster's for the winter.
Miss Jennie Barnard, of st. SOseph, is
CUES: of Mrs. W. W. Prewitt.
Mrs. Paol F. Thornton is home again
from visit with relatives at Clinton.
Mrs. Ethel Pitcher has returned from
visit to Miss Eva Park, at Carthage.
Miss Lee Ming, of Dover, Lafayette
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
Fisher.
Mrs. Charles B. Ingles is entertaining
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mamie Allen, OF
Denver, Col.
Miss Jennie GatewOOd has returned
home from a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Dobyns, at Mexico,
Miss Cora Maves and Joie Atkinson
left Tuesday for Columbia, whence they
enter The Christian college.
Mrs. Thomas Mcbride and her daugh-
ter, Miss Katie, have returned from pro-
| tracteJ visit with relatives st Paris.
Mrs. B. G. Boone, of Clinton, is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. p. F. Thornton and
Mrs c. q. Burton, in this city.
Miss Alice Hart, OF Brownsville, has
accepted position as teacher in our pub
lie school, and is here for the winter.