The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-23

Lyme and.B. K. Tulley, of Blue Wound
township left Thursday morning for Usage
Mission, Kansas, TO visit friends.
"A musical and literary entertainment
of more than ordinary merit was given by
the young ladies of COtley college for the
lmprov ment of the college grounds, Satur-
day evening.
LOUISIANA.
Mrs J. |. Nelson is with friends at
KirksvilIe. @ H
Miss p. CRUEL, OF Quincy, is visiting
Mrs Calvin Gruell
Mrs. n. Winfrey, of Carrollton, is the
guest of Mrs Frank Haley.
Mrs. Annie Goodman, of GAINESVILLE,
was visiting friends on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Baker, of Glasgow, is en-
joying a visit with Mrs. Taylor Frier.
Miss Lizzie Pew, OF Prairieville, is in
the city, the guest OF Miss Belle Herring.
Mrs. r. t. Campbell, of GAINESVILLE,
was visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Jump the past
winter.
Mrs. X. ii. Finley, ne Adams, OF Gold
Hill, Col, is the guest of Mrs. j. w Robin
ION. -t s .'...:
Miss Fannie Allen is at ATLANTA, Ga,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. L. .
Robertson for several months ...
. RICHMOND
Misses Edna Wilson and Nellie Shaw
are in Kansas City visiting friends.
Miss Eva Holloway, one of the faiT
bellies of Kansas City, is in the city, the
guest o her cousin, us. ". l.. Wise.
The hop TO. be given Frid " nigh, by
the Entire Nous club, was brilliant affair,
several society ladies and gentlemen from
abroad attending. .....
Mrs. Blanche Turner, Janet, her
daughter, OF Sedan, Kansas, are "ere on a
visit to the old folks at ) ONE, and have re-
ceised most cordial greeting from hosts
of friends.
NEVADA.
MIR. and Mrs Quarles, of Clinton, ar
rived in the city Wednesday, and are visit
ing at the home OF Miss Anna Phillipy.
Miss aggie Franklin, OF Richmond,
Kentucky, the accomplished and charming
niece of j. F. HARDER, Is in the city An
entertainment was given at the residence
of Mr.. Harder, Thursday evening, in honor
of Miss Franklin.
MOBERLy, MO.
Mr.. John r. Parsons was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. III. Mix.
Mr.. J. Wilcox, of Paris, Mo-, visited
with Mrs. Charles Greer his we k.
Mrs. Will Hawkins, of Marsh lltown,
Iowa, is the guest of her mother, WIS. Pow
ell.
DR. Charles Long, of Adrian, Nich,
spent several DAYS with his friend, Mr..
Charles Erswell, this week.
Mrs. E. III. Mix entertained the Mar
ried Folk Progressive Euchre club on
Thursday evening Mrs. A. b Thompson
received the first ladies' prize, and Mis-.
George l. asset second. The gentIemen's
prizes were woa by vt. Ben Levy and Mr.
b. White. Among the que is were: Mr..
and "rs. George l.. Hassett, Mr.. and Nrs.
Zen White. vr. and YRS. j A. H,ethen,
Mr. and Mrs Joe Woods, Mr.. and rs G..
vliet, Srs K. X. Ackert, r. ard Mrs. A.
Il. Thompson, and Mr.. and rs. rem Levy.
Mrs. Victor Tedford gave a pro ,res-
sive euchre party on Wednesday evening.
complim, ntary to her guest, Miss Is bel
Daniels Miss label Danir's received the
first prize and Miss Halle BurkholdeG.
second, and of the gent nj MS prizes the
first was received b Mr.. Leslie g. and, and
the second by Mr.. Whit Nerri I. Among
the guests were: Misses Is bel Daniels Of
Sedalia, LOWE Jennings, Ella Haine>,
jennie Young, Annie James, Matte Hol-
land, May tcSweeny, Anna NcSweeny,
Helen Mariin, Way Apgar, Rosa Brown,
Halle Burkholder, Wary sOrtou, Messrs.
Frank EohweH, Jr., Gus Jennings, 4, FL.
Waller, Leslie Brand, Dr. Basket, W. ".
Merritt, Charlts Erswell, Will Danly, Tyre
Mise. Harry Parks, John Vkeefe, Mar in
| Basket, John Jenn nss an1 DR.. Charles