The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-15


Mrs. NJ. B. Mondy, of Worthington,
with her brother, Mr.. J. McJimpsey.
Miss Nellie Davis, of Utica, \. y, is
waiting the families OF her brother, Giles
Davis, and of her cousin, Mrs. Fayette
Smith.
MIR. Walter Sanders, of st. Joseph, is
visiting with his mother, Mrs. S. F. Gar
rett, and his sisters, Miss Retta and Kate
Garrett.
Miss Laura Kuenster,of Grant county,
Wis. is spending the summer with her
brother and sister, Mr. Alex. j. Kuenster
and Mrs. Frank Barman.
Mrs. w. J. Staples has gone to her
mothers, Mrs. Sophia Axtell, at James
vile, To-, to attend the wedding of her
brother, Mr. Thomas W. Axwell to Miss
Edith Corners, announced for June 9th.
Miss Ada Albert, one of the most
successful teachers in the Maryville public
schools, will spend the next four weeks in
Hannibal, Mo-, with her brother, Mr..
David Albert. On her return To Maryviile
she will stop few days with friends in st.
Joseph, No.
Miss Flo. Landry, of Argentine, Kan
sas, is in the city.
Miss Lizzie Lennon (nee) johnson,
and little son, Herbert, are visiting her
parents and sisters In this city.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church gave
lawn social a. the residence of Mrs. A.
]. Bostick Thursday evening.
Misses Sallie Grimes and Mamie
Elliott went to Fsyette, No., Monday
morning to visit Miss Birdie Long.
Mrs Campbell and daughter, of Mar
shall, No., who have been quests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Cooter, returned to their
home Monday.
MIR. Wilbur NJ. Williams, the well
known actor and playwright, has just
finished and copyrighted new drama
Clarice Dunbar.
MIR. ID. e. Mize and wife, of Butler,
are visiting friends in Holden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mize are old Holdenites, and have
many warm friends here. On Monday last
they paid visit 10 Wsrrensburg.
HANNIBAL.
Mrs. "Ned" Allen went to Undertook
Wednesday.
Mrs Rosa Luse, of Mendocina Cali
fornia, is the guest of Mrs. j. c. McAtee.
Miss Mollie Hampton, of Canton. IS
in the city en- route home from school at
Fayette, Wednesday.
Mrs. Judge q. d. Burgess, of Lineus,
who was the guest of Mrs. I. P. Simmons,
went to ST. Louis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. {. Howell, of Paris,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Drescher and DR.. John Howell.i
Miss Annie Deane Brown has returned
from Columbia, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Kerr, who will visit her.
Mrs A. b. Cohen has returned from
ST. Louis, where she went to attend the f.
neral of her father, }. w. Owings.
NEVADA.
Mrs. r. B. Speed is visiting friends in
johnson county.
Rev. W. III. Bryan is visiting friends
at Andover, Kansas.
DIR. and Mrs. Amerman returned from
Kansas City Tuesday.
Miss Clara Warth, of Clinton, is visit
ing her uncle, Sam. V. Warth, of this city.
Mrs. A. w. Linn, Of Clayton, spent
several days here last week, visiting her
parents.
Mrs. L. B. Sullivan returned Monday
from protracted visit with relatives al
Syracuse, Mo.
"A party Of friends enjoyed fete cham.
petre at the residence of Mrs. w. c. Brown
Thursday night.
Misses Bailey and Templin returned
last week from Columbia, wheIe they have
been attending Stephens College.
Mrs. Samuel Hackett and daughter, Of
Rich Hill, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. A. Bateman, of this city, returned
home Saturday.
Master Rex lockwood entertained hi.
friends at birthday party, Friday, June
18th, at the elegant residence of DIR. and
Mrs. lockwood (Oak Lawn.
Miss Anna Hall, of st. Joseph, who
has large circle of friends and acquain
tances in Nevada, was united in marriage
to Mr.. Edward Hull, of that city or
Wednesday last, the Rev. Geo. Miller
officiating.
The Nevada young ladies who attend
ed Stephens College at Columbia, Mo-, las
term were among the distinguished stu
dents of the institution. Misses Lizzi,
Voolfolk and Addie Bailey ranked yer,
high in music, and Miss Birdie Templin
the accomplished daughter of Fire Chic
Templin, was awarded prize of two hand
somely bound volumes of Milton ant
Shakespeare for excellence in painting.
| One of the most enjoyable and pleasan
affairs of the season was the lawn party
Thursday evening, at the elegant countr,
home of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Gordon, one and
a half miles east of the city. At an earl!
hour the guests began to arrive, and thu
beautiful lawn to the south of the hoas.
was throngod with merry couples wh'
passed the hours in pleasant conversation
promenadine, dancing, and listening e
the sweet strains of music by The Neyadi
Silver Cornet Band.