The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09

young people, as a goodly number were
present. Supper was served at eleven.
The guests consisted of Misses Atkins, Jes-
re Middleton, Ella Aide, Nellie ShOckey,
Laura Fry, Lille Duffield, Minnie Mittong
III Holden. Elms Campbell, Mamie Red
lord, Anna Rogers, Blanche Jordan, Nettie
Zimmerman, Mamie Zoll, Katie ShOckey,
and F. w. Robinson, b. F. Ross, Glen
. Faulkner, Sam Sp,ess, James Thornton,
VIM. Ashton, Chad Rufin, VIM. Beazell,
| III. j. Hall, Norv Naylor, D III. Simpson,
Iseral Frank, of Philadelphia.
RICH HILL
Mrs. l. Anderson has returned from a
several weeks visit to Nevada.
| Mrs. s. b. James attended a progress
sive euchie party at Butler Monday.
Eli Flemming and wife, relatives of
Mrs. ]. c. Blachert, have been visiting that
lady this week.
Miss Letitia Craig, of Kansas City, is
visiting her relatives and friends In this
city, the guest of Lonis Craig and family.
Mrs T. w Tedford received the sad
intelligence Tuesday, that sister at Mar
shall, Mo-, was lying quite lon with sick
ness.
Mrs. F. NJ. Benedict and children re-
turned home from Cherryvale, Kas., Mon
day, where they had been visiting the pact
month or more.
Mrs. Rat Bacon, of Sprague, accompa-
MED her husband as far as Rich Hill on his
way to Nevada, Monday, then spent the
day in this city, the guest of Mrs. Dell
Cobb.
Miss Allie Thomas, of Butler, (who,
south side, this city,, has been visiting in
Nevada the past week, the guest of Miss
Onie Rice
w. III. Floyd, of Danville, KY, a
young man who resided in this county some
seven years or so since, has been visiting
Isaac S. Neat and other friends of this vic
Unity the past week.
MIR and Mrs. C. A. Scott, Mr.. Andy
Scott ami wife, and other members of the
family assembled at the residence of
Grandpa Scott In this city Thursday, to
celebrate the latter's birthday, and will re-
main in town over Sunday.
FORT SCOTT, KANSAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deavenaux, of Full
ton, were in the city Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Dulany. of Han
nibal, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W..
| Walbuin.
Miss Susie Sergeant is in the city Wis
iting her parents, MIR. and Mrs Sergeant,
of East Fort Scott.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Miss Mary Leach, of Chamois. who
has been visiting Miss Louise Dallmeyer,
returned home Thursday.
John ID. McCarty, wife and young
child, who have been visiting relatives in
the city, returned to their home in st.
Louis Thursday afternoon.
The Tea party given by the young Ia
dies al the rink last Thursday night, for
the benefit of the Christian church, was a
decided success, although the attendance
was hardly as large as was anticipated.
The young ladies looked charming in their
Japanese costumes, and the scene was one
of charming brilltance.
HOLDEN.
Mrs. w. G. Smith, of ST. Louis, is Wis
ing her neice, Mrs. 7. ID. Kennedy.
Miss Carrie Powell, who has been away
teaching, returned home last week.
Miss Mollie Colbern, of Lees Summit
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. A. o.
Bettes.
Miss Lovelace, of Canada, is visiting,
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Taylor.
Mrs. Picktolt and daughter, Miss
Maddox. of Bushnell, ILL.,, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. I. Z. Roberts, of this
city.
Miss Frank Colbern, of Lees Summit,
was In the city few days ago, and went
down to Warrensburg to visit some lady
| friends.
GALLEY.
Mr.. Charlie Crawford has about recoy
cred from his late indisposition.
MIR. George Gaskill, with his family,
has removed from near this place to Sc
dalia.
Miss Nina Ferguson is visiting with
her grand parents, Dir. and Mrs. j. E.
Crawford.
Prof. Knights winter term of school
has closed. The spring term will open
about April LIST.
C b. Martin, of Brownsville, viii
preach at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
MIR. j. c. Hatton and family will re-
meve shortly to Green Ridge They will
be missed very much from the society of
the neighborhood.
Miss Clara and Mr.. George Crawford,
of Lone Elm, Cooper county, spent several
days among relatives in this vicinity dur
ing he past week.
Arch. ]. Swick, young man in the
prime of life and the support of widowed
mother, was buried at Bethlehem cemetery
on Thursday. His disease was pneumonia
NEVADA.
Mrs. Josh Jones arrived Friday from
Lamar, and is the guest of Mrs. J. w.
Hemphill.
Tuesday afternoon Mercer C.. Herbert