The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-12

Ii WISHING EcieaNS III olu morgan IVA,
week.
Mr.. Ed Humes and Mr.. Laekey left
Wednesday for Texas, where they expect
to locate.
The institute opened up with several
new scholars after the holidays, and more
| yet TO come.
Miss Mary Arm and Miss Cora Muir,
Of Cooper, were the guests of the Misses
Martin last week.
Mrs. Cochran and three children spent
the holidays with her sOn-in-law, III. H..
Violet, Of the Grsyois.
DR. s. C. James and wife, of Holden,
spent the greater part of Christmas week
with friends and relatives ia this city.
HARRIsoSvILLR
Miss Lizzie Allen has gone TO Nash
Vile to attend school. She will be absent
until June.
Miss Ssccs Weems, OF Newton county,
is visiting her brother, Rev. j. III. Weems,
of this city.
Miss Zu Dale, who has been visiting
friends in Kansas City, returned home the
first of the week.
-Jndge Given and wife returned the
first of the weak after very pleasant visit
during the holidays at Pierce City.
Mrs. Josie Hasson, who has been
spending several months at Hesldsburg,
Cal, with friends and relatives, has re-
turned home.
-Hrs. Kelley, OF Garden City; Miss
May Graham and Herbert Hall, OF this
city, returned from Delaware, Ind, and
Cincinnati, Ohio, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r.. duncan, OF
Adrian, Mich. who were married last week,
spent their honeymoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Blount, OF this city. They returned
to Adrian Monday.
The daughters OF w. Z. and John \.
Davidson, Misses McIiill, Pearl Daniel,
Ida Hall, and daughter of DIR. J. w. Col
bern, and Miss Eva Beattie, all left for
their respective schools few days ago.
PARSONS.
Mrs. Augustus Wilson has returned
from q trip to st. Louis.
Miss Helen Newman, OF Chicago, is in
the city visiting her mother. MH. Emma
Newman.
The Southeastern Kansas Medical as
ISOLATION met at the Masonic Temple in
this city Friday.
Mrs. J. +. Kilbourn, who has been
living at Urbans for several months, has
removed back to this city.
Miss Kate Clover, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Willard Walker, returned TO her
home At Oswegv Wednesday.
Rev. w. III. Uiley has handed in his
resignation as pastor OF the Congregational
church, to take effect the first OF February.
CALIFORNIA.
Misses Lula Gordon and Mamie
Carey, OF Jefferson City, are visiting Mrs.
Lou lsom.
Mr.. Lyss Hurst, OF Sedalia, MSS visit
ing friends in this city a couple of days
early this week.
Mrs. Lou Isom returned Monday from
a short visit to Jefferson City, accompanied
by two lady friends.
Mrs. S. B. Thompson, OF Clarksburg,
has been visiting her daughter, Mss Tillie
Thompson in this city, for the past week.
"A church social at Mai. Moore's resi-
dence last Wednesday evening, was the Oc-
casion of the coming together of q large
company. and several hours were pleasant
ly spent.
Miss Tillie Phillip is home IRON
long bu: pleasant visit to -. Joe.
DIR. NJ. VI. Scott has gone to New Nek-
leo to see his wife, who is very i'll.
Col. w. A. Tullah, editor of the White,
Texas, Noos, i in this county visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Il. Il. DySart, accompanied by her
daughter and Miss Lizzie Turner, of Macon
City, returned home yesterday after several
days visit to relatives in this city.
INDEPENDENCE.
Miss Csmmie Smith. of Bolton, l. visit
ing Mrs. N. Todd.
Mrs w. \. Southern, OF Sherman,
Texas, is visiting Ms. j. c. Pendleton.
= Miss Dixie Windsor, of Lexington, Is
a guest of Misses Maud and Belle Brown.
Mrs. Will Sunington, of Pleasant Hill,
is being entertained at Mr.. J. w. Miners.
Miss Mabel Mariner, of Oiathe, Kan,
spent n portion of the week with Mrs. NJ.
X. Wright.
Miss Radie Taylor. of Kansas City,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Miss
May Mcbride.
Miss Matte Duke and Mrs. &. l.
Chris man have gone to FL Paso, Tex, TO
visit their sister, Mrs. f. ID. Roberts.
Misses Lizzie Phillips and Maud Eg-
gleton, of Olathe, Kan, spent the first few
days of the year with Mrs. A. Carroll.
Mrs. Charles A. Lee, of Kansas City,
formerly Miss Okalia Gudgell. of Ovens
vile, KY, is a guest of Hiss Lulu Cum
ninghan.
BnE-BUGs. PLIES.
Flies. rosch-s, ants. be6-bugs, rats, mice
sophers, chi; munks, cleared oui 10y
Rough on K ITS" I5c