The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-28

I'd MS Meda klng, who has been attend
ing school in Lexington, is at home for Ga
holidays.
Mrs Henry Laupheimer has returnet
from a visit With Mira. Max Baum st Ne
vsda, Mo.
Mira Thomas Shirley is the guest o
her mother Mrs. Branh IN, at For
Worth, Tex.
Mrs. z B. Burrowes will entertain hel
sister, Miss Rosa Moore, Of Denver durins
the holidays.
Misses Anna Allen and Clara Butler
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Phipps
of Kansas City.
| Minis Anna Barrett, who has been all
ing ever since her return from 1T. Louis, is
somewhat improved.
Kansas City, where she will be the gust of
her sister, Mrs. Wymau.
Mr.. Lee Montgomery, who has been
attending college at Fulton, No., is spend
ing the holidays at home
Miss Minnie Scott returned last Thurs
day from an enjoyable visit with Mrs. Z.
A, Philips of Kansas City.
Mr.. Will Il. Lsmpe came up from
Clinton Friday evening and spent Christ
mas with his relatives here
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boutwell, left Friday
morning for Clay City, Illinois, where
they will be the guests of relatives.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give basket social at the resi-
dence of DIR. Hale Tomorrow evening.
Yrs. c. q. Copeland was IS id TO have
served her guests yesterday with one Of the
bes, dinners ever given In the city.
-Mrs. J. w. Rood left yesterday morn
| ing for Kansas, where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs. Todd, until after the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z Ruby and Mr.
and Mrs r. b. Donaldson attended the
Murphy Rose wedding here Wednesday
| evening.
"A Grand masquerade party will b.
given AT the residence of a certain bRtche-
Tor who resides not for from Hughesville
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips Toll will b a,
home after January 18th, st Marion, Kan
saa Mrs Toll was formerly Miss Grser-
Kenper.
| Miss Ida Eeskirk, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Z. A. Philips. at Kans as
CITY, will return the fir-t OF this week from
Kansas City.
Mr. John Jaynes left for Ripley, o,
LIST Thursdsy, where he will be the guest
| of his rnother and sister, who are spending
the winter there.
-Tae C.s. c. Z. of the Congress-
Il IL
eial at the residence of Miss Carrie Ritchey
{ last Monday evening
Hiss Eta Farnham, of Appleton City
who is a cousin of Miss lena Farnham
will he married TO Mr.. Joseph GLADDEN., 1
Appleton City, January 18th.
Mrs. John ID. Flint5er, of Kansas, i,
the guest of Mrs. I. E. Hoffman and other
relatives in this city. She will remain
unlil after the holidays.
| The family of Mr.. J. p. Leake, includ.
ing Mr.. and Mrs Bert Leake, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Maltby, dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. III. c. Sinnett, Tuesday.
Mss Allie Sharp returned Thursday
evening from Versailles. She was accom-
paniesi by Miss Leila Rankin, who will
remain until after the HOLIDAYS.
-"r. and Mrs. Will Messerly ent r.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wright, Mr.
Geo 20 Wright and Miss Josie Wright, the
artisl at an elegant dinner yesterday.
Miss Mary Flaven, formerly one OF
the popular teachers in the Bosr diRg
school. at present teaching in Kansas City,
is spending the holidays with Mrs. d. j
Temple.
Mrs. Gregg handsomely en'ertained
her music pupils at her residence on Ohio
street last Thursday evening at an old
fashioned "tafy." The Occ Asion was much
enjoyed.
| Prof. Gregg was made the recipient OF
handsome receipt IN chair as Chris mas
o1ering and in appreciation of his palms.
taking care as an instructor, vest. rday,
from his pupils.
Mis- Eva Gentry, who has been spend
/ ing sometime In s.. LOUIS with her sister,
Mrs. Theo. Shelton, is now the guest of
relatives here. Miss Eva is always well
come in Sedalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Wing rove, who
we're welded last week at Fort Wayne,
Ind, will arrive in this city in few
days, and will receive at the rooms of the
\. u. {. A. new years day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meuschke had a
beautiful Christmas tree in honor of their
beautiful little son, Harry, last night
Quite number OF little children, as we'll
| as grown people, were present.
-One hundred and fifty invitations
have b,- n issued for the reception to be
given by Miss Hat lie Belle Trader, assist
ed by the Misses Cobine, next Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. E. Hoffman enter
tanned MIR. and Mrs. Ross, Mrs. John
Flintzer OF Kansas, Sr. and Mrs. Charles
Kelk, Mrs. Hsughey of Kansas, Hiss Del
Ia Hsughey and Others yesterday, at din
ner.
Mis- Pugh, daughter of Rev. Pugh of
| the Methodist church South, spent Friday
in Clint q, and was given an elegant din
ner by Ars. l.. p. Norheet. She lett the