The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-05
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wARRENsBCRG.
Miss Roe Hutton is spending the holi-
days with her parents near Holden.
-Niss Jennie Moses left Wednesday for
home in Holden to spend the holidays.
Miss Ethel Jackson, of Holden is the
guest of Miss Birdie Hughes, on West Gay
street.
Mrs. Remington, of Pleasant Hill
spent the holidays with her daughter, Mrs
Thomas billiard.
Mrs. Barbee, Of Saline county, a sister
of Mrs. Z. NJ. Barbee, of this city, is the
guest of that lady ON Grover street.
-piss Mite Pemberton, of Index, Cass
county, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Nit
tie Pennington, on Grove street.
Misses Eula Tracy and Lizzie Pucket.,
teachers in the holden schools, spent the
holidays with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swearengen, of Center
view, are the guests of the lady's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. McCluney, on North
Mcguire street.
Miss Birdie Hughes, from Baird col
lege, Clinton, and Miss Ella Robinson, from
the Nisi alton convent at st. Louis, were at
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Thomas w. Houts and Miss Hat
tie Hillbouse went down to Windsor Tues
day, to be present at the marriage of Miss
Alice HOuls, Thursday afternoon.
A pleasant gathering of society people
was held Tuesday evening at the residence
Of DIR and Ms. &. w. Robinson, Gay street
and Washington avenue. The guests were
rec iyed and entertained by Miss Ella and
Frank, and spoke highly of the enjoyment
they had. An elegant supper, and music
and games furnished the programme. Pres
ent were MISSES winnie Logan, Georgia
Iobban, Maud Crissey Annie Shryack and
Ethel Jackson, IF III .lden; and Messrs. j.
5. Bell, Fred. Fulk, rsOn, Bob Greenlee,
Gran. Cord, Fleet Bell and II. X. Bell.
sCHELL CITY.
AT the Christian church interesting ex-
ercises, music, recitatiOns and tableaux.
AT the opera house, December 18th,
grand Christmas ball was largely at
| tended.
AT the Baptist church, December 29th,
Charlie Parker, of Sedalia, the we satile
and gifted" elOcutiOnist, entertained an ap-
preciative audience.
AT the Presbyterian church. beauti-
ful Christmas scene and cantata, with
WagOnhsls, DIR. Wherritt and Messrs.
Smith, Gardner, Graves and Strong as
sisted the children.
AT the VI. Z church Christmas tree,
not, alas the FIR or cedar of feathery TO
liage, perennial greenness and typical hit
ness, hut, for all that, a wonderful tree
laden with beautiful gifts and good wishes
that might well at christmas tide keep
winter from the heart"
AT the opera house at an earlier date !;
Saved by the Hand" was played in behalf
of the A. %. u. W., by a travelling COM
pany, assisted by home members of the or
der. Among the dramaiis personae, the
senior NeiEs man, Deacon Strong DIR.
Fire and other well known citizens were
COT tied.
Among many parties none has been
more enjoyable than one given by Mrs.
Postlewaite on Monday evening, in honor
Of the birthday of her SON Willie,
who was the recipient of pleasant surprise
and number of presents. Ladies and
gentlemen, with merry company of girls
and boys, were invited. An elegant sup
per was provided by the hostess for her
guests. To give list of The gifts, with
names of donors, would take up too much
space in the BAzoo K. C.S.
Miss Addie >hopley, of Lamar, is
visiting Miss May Bsnsall.
WIS. Elliott, of Sterling, ILL.,, is visit
ing her mother, Strs. C.. p. Mallett.
Miss Florence Martin, of Galena, KS,
spent the holidays with friends in the city.
Miss Clara Dittoe, of Carthage, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Minnie
Long.
Miss Bertha. Brader, after a visit of
several days with friends, left last Thurs
day night for Kansas City.
-Mr. Chas. cCaty and Miss Marcie
Webb attended the german of the Queen
City club last Thursday night at Car hage.
BROWNSVILLE.
Harry Dysart, of st. Joe, spent the
holidays with relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs Il. H. Shaeffer and children, Bert
and Bessie, now of Pilot Grove, are visit
ing friends here
Niss Alice Hart, teacherin the public
schools at Nevada, spent the holisays with
relatives in this city.
Miss Judith Vaughan, of Pettis
county, visited her friend Mrs. 7. ]. Viii
son, during the holidays.
Misses Florence and Benenice FAIRIES,
of AtchisOn, Kansas, are the guests of their
cousin, Miss Maude FAIRIES.
Misses Mary and Emma Meadow left
Wednesday morning TO resume their duties
in the public schools of Burllngame, Kan.
With them went Minnie Waldo, bright,
engaging little Kansas girl, who had ac-
them home to pass the holidays. !
The holiday ball at Smith and Buck
ner's hall was great success. An elegant |