The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-05
SFDALIA.


10 visit friends in Fort Scott.
Miss Lillian Conover, of ST. Louis, is
The guest of Miss Bessie Henry
Mrs. John Fletcher, of rexas, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. John Walmsley.
Congressman J. T. Heard and wife
Taft Friday evening for Washington, d. C..
Misses Lucie Bell and Stella Morrow,
81 Warrensburs, are the guests of friends
here.
Mrs. +. W. Brown, of Chicago, was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. i. w. Houston,
last week.
Miss Issbel Grimshaw, of Leeds, Eng
land, is the guest OF her relatives here and
Jefferson City.
Miss Halle jackson, of It Louis,
spent tie holidays with her friend, Miss
May Hawkins.
WIS. Charles Dexter left last Thursday
fOr California; where she will remain some
time with friends.
Mrs. Reed Quarrels left last night for
Boonville, where she will visit for a few
says with friends.
Miss Mamie Demuth, OF Keytesvile,
spent the holidays with her mother and
other relatives here.
-Nrs. Col. Hake, who was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Harry 4. Pratt, left yes;er-
Gay for Kansas City.
-Niss Allie Harris, who was the guest
"a Mrs. Mary Tyson, left for her home in
Warrensburg yesterday.
Miss sue Evans left Friday for Boon
vile, where she will be the guest Of her
SISTER, Mrs. w. Williams
Miss Jessie Hair entertained number
o. her young friends dinner last FRIDAY
- her home on Broadway.
Mrs. f. W. Brundage, formerly resi-
dent of this city, but late of IT. Louis, spent
last week with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. VI. Hatch. who have
been spending few days with sslatives in
81 Louis, will return to-day.
Miss Ida Walker. recently of Texas.
will arrive in this city to-day. She is en-
poate 10 her home in ST. Louis.
Mrs. w. ID. Ilginfritz and children are
the guests OF the formers parents, Mr. and
Ars. Z. A. McNair, in St. Louis.
Miss Julia Blake, ore of the Broad
way school teachers, spent the HOLIDAYS
with her relatives in Warrensburg.
Miss Cora Herndon, of Carrollton, Mo-.
- the guest of Miss Emma Longan. She
will probably return home this week
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Schulz give
oinner at their home on Seventh street in
Aonor OF relatives and friends today.
Misses Anna Mckinley, Cora Col DOW
aad Ella Duncan. of Windsor, spent New
Years day with Miss Anna Allen, of this
esty.
Miss Lula Everingham, a pleasant
snd intelligent young lady of Butler, Mo-,
Is the guest OF Miss Laura Goodrich, of
c.is city.
1t Is said that 4 german will be given
at the park hotel by a number of the Young
society people next Wednesday, to be led
BY Prof. Louis Mailer
Cards are out reading as follows: "Mr.
and Mrs. John Walmsley will receive
Monday, January 4th, 1886, from S to ii o.
n Tenth anniversary"
Mrs. I. w. Cloney will give a supper
IN honor OF Miss Bette Waddell, of lex
tngton, Mondav evening. Miss Bette, who
= a favorite here, will leave for her home
Tuesday.
Miss Hortense Philips, formerly of
shis city, at present of Kansas CITY, re-
eeiSed New Years day with Mrs. A. NJ.
Crow, corner ofFourteenth and Oak streets
Kansas City.
Miss Lizzie Garriott, handsome
young St. Louis lady, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Van Dyne, on
broadway, expects to leave for her home
Ibis evening.
Miss Van Cieve, of Carthage. spent
New Years day in this city with her
friend Miss Hattie Barrett, of Cole Camp.
who is at present the guest of Miss Della |
Inch on Third street.
Miss Flora Hatch and her cousin, Mis-
Lulu Barnes, of South Bend, Indiana, who |
have been spending the holidays with the |
formers parents In this city, will return to |
school in Lexington next Tuesday.
Misses Agnes Roberts and Lizzie
Chiles, who have been the guests of Miss |
Lou Eva Walker, left for their home in In
dependence yesterday. They are both
lovely young ladies and won many friends
while here.
The wedding of Miss Ida Wilson and
MIR. George Davis will take place at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. c.
N. Wilson, in the country, to-day.
Rev. Stephens of the Cumberland Presby-
perian church will perform the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Blair gave a finely
served dinner in honor of their relative,
Nrs. j. ii. Cannon, of Union, No., last
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Al Blair also
entertained the same lady with dinner in
her honor last Friday. None but relatives
were present.
Miss Anna Allen will give a number
OF her friends and pupils reception at the
photograph parlors of Mr.. Will Latour 90
morrow evening. Miss Anna, who is one
Of the oldest and most popular teachers of
music in the city, is slwSys successful in
managing affairs of this kind and no doubt
Tho will prove no exception.
Mrs Harry Holeroft gave large party