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

-lns Snrlctmss sIcc az WIG SAuiCh
was we'll attended.
DIR Miller has returned from Colorado.
His wife is quite sick.
The anti Cockerell boom has not
struck this county yet.
The pupils of Parrish Institute will
give q concert next week.
Mira Dr.. james, of Holden, Mo-, is
visiting her fathers family.
Master Nelson Leonard entertained o
number of his little frieeds last Friday.
Ed Salmon, a prominent stock dealer
of Pleasant Green, was buying mules here
last Saturday.
-C.P. Tut will close his school this
week. Mr.. Tut is one OF the best teachers
in Cooper county.
w. L. Stephens, of Versailles, and j.
F. Stephens, of Houstonis, are visiting
their fathers family.
Our skating rink. under the manage
ment of Frank Mel burger, is fast becom.
ing place of popular resort.
Indications point to dull Chris mas,
no parties as yet announced. Msdsme
Rumor reports 8 few prospective marrisgrs.
Miss Sophia Allison and John Stephens
were married on the evening of the 23d.
May heavens richest blessings ever attend
them.
Miss Maggie Cullen, of Upton, will
give an ents r, ainment here on the 3ls,.
Miss Maggie will be assisted by some fine
amateur performers. We bespeak for her
liberal patronage
-Messrs. Layt Starke and Monroe. Of
Bonneville, were in our midst last week.
We presume that they will spend Christ
mas with US as they sseA to be very much
attached to The country.
There will be a public inst sllation OF
the officers of the Masonic lodge next Mon.
day night. The follo~iDg are the officers
elect tor the year: c. p. Tut, w. NJ; w.
B. Kerns, s. w; c. A. Rece, ]. W.; J. M.
Freeman, secretary; ]. II. Stephens, treas
urer.
The Methodist festival was we'll at
tended. Your correspondent noticed Mise
Walker and Licklider and Messrs. Roberts
and Walker, from Pleasant Green; Messrs.
Henderson, Hayden and DiltL, from Pales-
tine; Messrs. Wallace, Moore, Brewster,
Brant and Heard, from Boonville. Speci,l
praise is due to Misses George and Stephens
for their endeavors to make all enjoy them
selves.
The grandest event of the week uas
the social party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harmed, at their residence, "buens
VISTA There were 10 attendance about
one hundred and FIFTY guests. Al IL
O'Clock one of the most elegant suppers
was served that We ever had the pleasure
of paItaking. Among the ladies presen
we noticed Misses Clara Kramer, OF Pueblo
Col; Maggie and Carrie Cullen, HoltE
schneider, Gilbert, Crsig, Brent, Walters
of Upton Florence Scott Of Boonville
Maggie and Cora Allison, of Pisgsh
Eddie Written, Of New Franklin; Matte
Mitchell, Ada Amick, of Pslss'
tine; Miss Clara Crawford, Fanni,
Hickman, Laura Hamess, Of Lone Elm
Bushie Gentry, Mamie Tucker, Bell,
Bradley, Minnie Reaves, Celesti and Sallis
Stephens, Birdie Hubanks, OF Bupceion
Messrs. G. B. Pasb, of Cslifornis, Mo-, J
r. Tucker, of Idaho Springs, Col, Edgsl
Wallace, Crockett Hickman. 81. L. Mon
roe, Dryden Starks, of Boonville, San
Hewey, "Sweet" Frye, of Upton, Franz
Allison, of Pisgah, Louis snd Ezra Jurey
OF BelIain, Mccullough, of 'Estill, No, Et
Harness, OF Palestine, I. Bradley, San
Fulton, c. p. Tut. DR.. Edwards, Will EE
ing, Of Bunceton, Geo. Crawford, of LorI
Elm. Mrs. Harmed, assisted by Mis-
Hulda proved themselves excellent hos es
ses. About one o'clock the guests depart
ed, after thanking Mrs. snd Mr.. Hsrnet
Tor their generous hospitality end wishing
them many more happy Chrislmases.