The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-12
Society Elsewhere.

DIR. J. returned Friday from Mexico,
where he spent the holidays.
Mrs. j. A. Heether is entertaining her
brother, Mr.. WA. Young, of st. Paul.
Mrs. Hooton and Miss May Hooton, OF
Mexico, are guests of Mrs. A. J. Gunnell.
Miss Anna Morton returned to Came
ron Saturday, after two-weeks' visit in
this city.
Mrs. Charles Browne, of South Fourth
street, who has been visiting in Chicago for
the past month, returned this weedk.
Miss Jennie Pitman left on Monday
for her home In OFrllon, after a very
pleasant visit with Mrs. X. K. Ackert.
Miss LLcile Dingle arrived home Fri
day from Mexico, Mo-, where she has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. }. III. Sims.
Miss Jennie Young, after vacation of
two weeks, left on W ednesday to resume
her stud es at Underwood college, St.
tharIes, Mo.
Misses Ora Fort and Maggie Wilcox,
who havebeen spending the holidays al
home, returned to Lexington % school on
Thursday.
CLINTON.
Miss Gertrude is paying visit to
Windsor friends.
Miss Ella Hoss, of Nevada City, was
the guest of Clinton friends.
Miss Belle Griggs, of Benton county,
home. She was visiting friends.
Miss Bette Gattrell, of Lee Summit.
No, is the guest of Clinton friends.
Mrs. X. A. Mcfarland is of for visit
among reiatives in Montgomery county.
Miss Alice Warth, after a pleasant
time with Nevada City friends, has return
ed HON.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ. Hull have arrived
home from pleasure trip among Fayette
relatives.
Miss Millie Roberts, OF Fort Scott
Kan, spent several days with her parents
last eek.
Miss Nellie Fleming has left for Mum
Gle, Ind, which place she will make her
future home.
Mr.. and AIRS. +. Benecke, OF St. Louis,
have arrived in Clinton, and will make
our CITY their future home.
wARRENsBURG.
The Daughters of Delmonico received
eighty-fve callers New Years day.
Harry Gaty has been Wis ting his faith
er, John L. Gsty, but has gone home to
Kansas City.
Miss Carstarphen returned To War
n nsburg and the Normal, after spending
her holidays in St. Louis.
Mrs. Jacobs, who has spent the holt
days with Ms. E. X. Simmons, has re-
turned home TO Kansas City.
Mrs L. Nathan, who was visiting her
mother. Mrs. q. Harris, accompanied by
her sister Anna, are an Kansas City on a
visit.
Sunday afternoon occurred another Of
those surprises which of late have been
quite common among the young people OF
Warrensburg. Miss. w. Pet Bale was
married, privately, to Mr.. Wallace Il.
Drake, of 81. Louis, by the Rev. DIR. A. w.
Reese. Miss Bale was one OF the most
popular young ladies OF this city, and
though the affair was kept quiet until af-
ter the ceremony, a number of her young
friends managed TO get an inkling of it in
time to see the happy couple off on the 5
O'Clock tram TO Kansas City, and wish
them bright and happy future.
VERSAILLES
Misses Eva aud Edna Woods have re-
turned from California, NO.
Mrs. A. j. Culbertson, of Fulton, is
visiting her son, w. j. Culbertson.
George Boiling and wife attended the
party at Upton last Monday night.
John Dromgold left for visit to his
old home in Pennsylvania last Tuesday.
Miss Annie Briscoe is visiting hel
friend Miss Grace Kenper, of Boonville.