The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

4 proprietor of the Gill house, is very sicA
with hay fever.
MIR. and .Mrs- Phillip Hasg, of Will
Transport, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Sheldon
berger, on North Mcguire street.
Misses M.A-land,, Alice Cline started for
Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, to attend Medi-
cal college, and fit themselves for the prac-
tice of their chosen profession. Their
father accompanies them, and will remain
during their stay.
Progressive euchre parties are begin
ming to come in favor once more. The
coming season promi.es to be one full of
merriment. The most notable one that has
taken place thus far, WIS given at the res
idence Of Miss Minnie Hynes last Tuesday.
J The following society poop of this city
were present: Misses Jennie Morrow, Belle
Rogers, Nellie Coleman, Tillie Cunning
ham, Lille Duffield, Emms Spies, Edith
Weber, and NJ rs. X. VI. Robertson, Bax-
ter Brown, Charlie Williams, Charlie Bal
ley, Will Billingsley, and c. j. Hynes. The
! game was quite interesting, owing to the
number OF experienced players, but how
ever, Miss Nellie Coleman was crowned
with the first prize.
LAMAR.
Mrs. Ed Adams will leave next Satur-
day for month visit In St. Louis.
Mrs. Cooper, Ms. Furber and Mrs
Maggie Epperson, left for st Louis on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grover, daughter OF DR.. DUN,
left last week to join her husband at their
home in Seyery, Kansas.
"A. w. Atwood, our popular druggist,
has returned from Europe, after an absence
of four months in England and Ireland.
Mrs. VIM. V. Hay left on Monday to
visit ner mother and other relatives in
Southern Iowa. She will be absent about
one month.
SPRINGFIELD.
Miss Nellie Brownlee has returned
home alter protracted visit to relatives
and friends in Laclede, Mo.
Miss Emma Cartin, of ReynoljsyiIle,
Pa, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Amo, Reed, has returned home.
Miss Georgia Case, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George III. Fuller, re-
turned home last Monday night to Norwich,
Conn.
The Amity club gave social hop at
Kirchgraber's last Monday night in honor
Of Miss Alice Lewis, VINO is visiting friends
in this city.
Mrs. James Abbott accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Carrie, departed last
Monday night for New York, where they
will spend several weeks.
Prof and Mrs. Chalfant have returned
from Travers City, Mich, where they have
been spending the summer vacation. They
were accompanied on their return by Mrs.
ID. G.. Leach.
INDEPENDENCE.
Miss Della Sh ridan is home from
Fairfield, Iowa.
Miss Lizzie Shields, of Cairo, is the
guest of Miss Anna Knox.
Mrs. A. S. Travis, of Pleasant Hill, was
a guest at Woodland College last Sunday
Misses Flo Minger and Mary Howard,
of Hamilton. are guests OF Miss Ida Barn.
hart,
Miss Kate Thornton, of Pleasant Hill
is being entertained by Misses Lou and
Lena Hardin.
Miss Hortense Fisher is hon, from a
two months visit with Mrs. Harvey Moon,
in Wichita, Kansas.
Miss Julia Jacobs, of Platte county,
has come to occupy a chair in the Wood
land College faculty.
Misses Bette and Rachel Harper are
expected home from their visit during the
entire summer in Kentucky.
Miss Annie Hill and Lille Thompson
are home from Carrollton, accomp ,nied by
Miss Florence Mercer, of Miles Point.
Misses Emma and Dea R;chey and
Misses Martin and Steward, of Macon, are
being entertained by Miss Laura Lem
mon.
The marriage of Mis- Agnes Swearin-
gen to Dir. Robert Turner is announced for
Wednesday evening of this week, at the
Christian church.
Miss Maggie Hunters was married
last Wednesday evening at O'Clock, to
Mr.. William Brstian, at the house of the |
brides sister, Mrs. Nat Winters, on L:ber-
ty street. A reception followed the cere-
mony. The affair was quite an event in |
German circles.
MEXICO.
Miss Maggie Fowler is in Kansas City
visiting.
Mrs. A. S. Houston is spending a week
in Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. S. 4. Dunn now re~ide /
at Nevada.
Mrs. L. C. Mitchell was up from Lou
siana last week.
Mrs. Brit Ringo is entertaining Miss
u Columbus, KY.
Miss Josie Alexander, of St. Charles,
S the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Laur. Proctor, of Sturgeon, has
oeen visiting Miss Matte Smith.
Miss Mollie Magorian, of Fultc n, WIS.,
ted Mrs. r. B. Worrell last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pollard left Tuesday for a
yisit to her parents in ShelbYyille. III.