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

OcO. L. AAdlit WIZ noe VIII 's'-'N
ing Mrs. Shields, her mother, returned
home to Cover, Mo-, Tuesday morning.
Ray Ramsey, former citizen OF War
rensburg, for, some years doing business IN
Odessa, has returned to Warrensburg with
his family.
The Chautauqua cir. lie met at the
Hotel Tyler, Tuesday evening, and in spite
of the inclemency OF the weather, larg'-
number were present. Including sever i
visitors.
The parlors of Mr.. and Ms. Rosen-
thai were thrown open last Thursday night
in honor of their guests from Kansas City.
The guests were entertained by their daugh-
tiers, Miss Jennie and Lena A fine sup
per was given consisting OF all kinds OF re-
Treatments. Those present from Kansas
City were: Misses Lulu Montgomery,
Mary Davis, Ida Hope, Annie Towers,
Birdie Buttner and Messrs. BID Watson,
Frank Bird, A. Andrews, III. Roland, l.. I.
Montgomery and about twenty couples
from Warrensburg. Your reporter failed
to get their names.
NEVADA
Mis- Bertha Fisher left Thursday for
Fulton, Mo-, to visit relatives.
Miss Lulu Hayden left Friday on
visit to her sister at Webb City.
Miss Alice MeAfee, who has been Wis
iting friends at Lamar, returned last
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Levi WEIGH, of Arthur, was in the
city Friday, guest of Mr.. and hrs.
Frank p Anderson.
Mrs Lou Patton returned home Fri
day after spending two weeks visiting
friends at Appleton City.
Mrs. Harry Coyne and baby, who have
been visiting Mr. Seymour and family. left
Friday morning for their home at Joplin.
Mrs Jas. K. Brugler, gave party at
her home in Butler, Friday night. Many
of our society people received invitations
and attended.
Ma: and Mrs. Hez Moore, who have
have been visiting relatives here, left Thurs
day evening for Appleton City to visit the
family OF Prof. Gamble for few days.
Mis- Carrie Pool, of Quincy, ILL.,, ar
rived here last Wednesday night from a
four months visit to friends at San Fran
cisco and San Diego, Cal. On her trip to
Nevada Miss Pool was snow-bound four
DAYS at Coolidge, Kansas. She will remain
here several weeks visiting her brother, l..
A. Poo.
Charlie tt monds has accepted po-
sitio'I with the new firm of Abel & Tip
ton.
WIS. Lanum and her daughter, Miss
Annie. left for their old home in Pennsyl-
vanis on Monday night.
Mrs. G. r. McAfee, who has been the
guest of ATS. Z. VI. Green for q week past
left for her home in Nevada Wednesday.
Mrs. S. p. Coe is the guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. Meeker, at Sprague, Bates
county, where she will remain till Satur-
day.
Fred Arm, faithful and compel, 1t
employee of c. Z. Burkhart, our recorder,
has gone 10 Clinton on visit. He will ~
absent about a week.
w. J. Miller writes from Florida, that
he is getting on nicely. K. c. Hixon and
|. Parsons will meet him on the Sth Of Feb
ruary in New Orleans
4. Harlan, of Girard, Kansas, accom-
panied by his family, has been the guest of
his brother in-law, A. Richards, during the
past week. He left Wednesday for Penn
sylvaDia.
VERSAILLES.
&C. d. Wells was in Sedslia several
days this week.
ID. Z. Wray was in Sedalia several
days this week.
Prof. john Cooper, of Usage, was in
the city this week.
- les Cora Watkins, of Sedalia, Mo-,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. 4. W. Boerstler,
Of this city.
The pupils of Versailles institute gave |
an entertainment consisting of musical and |
literary exercises Saturday evening of this |
week.
S. NJ. Bruce, a prominent attorney OF |
indianapolis, Ind, was the guest of his old |
precepter, Col. Anthony, of this city, sev-
ersl days last week.
HANNIBAL.
Mrs Kate Farley. who was the guest of |
Nrs. III. Brown, returned to her home AT |
last night.
The ladies of the Baptist Mission in |
he West End gave waffle scciable in the |
chapel on Locust street, Friday evening of
his week.
AT the meeting of Ceur De Leon Di-
vision No. 3, K. of p, last Wednesday
evening, Capt. Charles X. KEN was made
he recipient of a besutisul gold medsl az
he hands of the members of the division.
Thursday morning Mr.. J. w. Treat
md Miss Ora Barton were joined In the
holy bonds of Wedlock at the residence of
H. -. Owens, on Broadway extension, FL
Ter J. II. Hardin officiating The happy
compile left on the noon st. l., Z. & n. w
rain on a southern wedding tour. The
bride is an accomplished lady, who has
arge circle Of friends, while the groom is a
,opular young gentleman of splendid busi-
less qualifications.
New York had mad dog epidemic