The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-12

Mrs. Alfred Dixon have returned from an
extended visit in Ohio. Mrs. Dixon is
much improved in health.
MIR. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson have
returned from Clay Center, Kan, aud
much 10 the pleasure OF their many friends
will again make their home here.
1t is said that handsome and viva
cious yorng lady of the extreme end #
West Broadway will wed young tu-iness
man, formerly of Fort Scott, at present of
Kansas City.
Mrs. A. A Sleek entertained the W.
K. c. very handsomely 81 a tea Tuesday
afternoon, Among other guests present
were Mrs. b d. Simonds, A. Z. Morey nd
and K. II. Moses.
Mrs. r. n. Morrow gave an elegant
dining yesterday complimentary 10 Der
husbands birthday. About one dozen
guests were present and the affair was a
most enjoyable one.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Hon. Edward Robb, Assistant
Attorney General, and Miss Maude Wat
kins, daughter of Judge J. I. Watkins, al
Keytesville, November Is.
1T is said that the marriage of well
known young .ady of this city, who is COW
visiting in Omaha will take place during
the holidays. The groom to be, Is a well
known and prominent druggist Of Omaha.
Miss Jessie Walden, sister of Mr..
Wilbur Walden of this city and daughter
of Mr.. c. s. Walden, editor of the Fayette
Advertiser, will be married 10 Mr. Viii
liam NJ Patterson, at her home in Fay
cite Nov. Is.
Mr.. II. NJ. Nimms arrived Friday
night from the west and lef' for BEATRICE,
Neb., yesterday evening. He was accom-
panied by his wife and beautiful little
children and they will locate at Beatrice
for the winter.
Mrs. b F..Selwyn gave tea to num-
Der of her friends "Wednesday evening. The
tea was served in china which had be-
lonped to Mrs. Selwyn's grandmother and
the table was beautifully decorated with
ferns and roses.
"A new Chatauqua circle has been
formed in this city with Mrs. K. ID. Black,
wife OF the pastor of the First Methodist
church as leader The first meeting will
take place tomorrow evening and it is
probable about fifty persons will be pres
ent.
TIE NJ K & T. Athletic Association
ball at the Park hotel Tuesday night, was
attended by 200 guests, and was the best
managed affair of the kind given In this
city this season. All the prominent NJ.
K. & T. officials and their wives. were
present and many others.
"A letter from Miss Anna Allen, a for
mer well known and popular young lady
of this city, but who Is now a teacher OF
music in Bethany college Topeka, Kan
states that she mas been i'll nearly eyer
since she went to Topeka, but at present is
much better, She speaks in high terms of
the college faculty AM the people OF To-
peka she has so Tar met.
MIR. Leon Depp, son of DIR. III. Z.
Depp, of this city, was married last
Wednesday to Miss May Fray. Mr.. Depp
is the popular cashier of the bank at In
man, Kan and his bride is an accom-
plished and estimable young lady of Nc
K IN. They are now on their
wedding to and will be the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. Depp in this city in December.
MIR. and Mrs. John +. Heinrichs
made great preparations fo- the cele-
bration of The tenth anniversary Of their
bright little SOD, Milo, yeSter lay and not.
the weather was in the last
degree unpIOpitiuOus ard forbidding, il
was great success and an occasion of
pleasure AMI happiness to the
little friends of Master Milo. The guests
wei re received from TO 10 o'clock and
after a nice supper the evening was given
over TO merry games and roMps, such as
delight the he 'rts OF children. The
genial Furniture King" and his estimabIe
wife did all ip their power to nsbe il
happy evening for the little ones, and
they succeeded most admirably. The list of
invited guests was large. - Jefferson
City Tribune.
Mrs. Heinrichs is sister of Mr.. E. ID.
Crawford Of the Seminal and among the
guests from here was little Milo Blair, son
of MIR Milo Blair
A COMPLIMENT To MISS GALLIE.
There is some talk of getting Miss Helen
Gallie, of Sedalia, 10 come To this city and
take part in an entertainment to be given
In this city In a short time. Miss Galiie
is one of the finest vocal artists in The state
and is we'll known and very popular here.
Should she come, in all probability large
crowd would attend -Boonville Topic.
C. J. :. c.
The sixth assembly of the Richardson
Chautsuqus circle will meet at Miss Small
ley's conservatory of music, Monday, Nov.
IL.
Among the musical TEXTURES will be
brilliant selection for two pianos by Misses
Smalley and Smith, and Misses Potter and
Jessie Smith. Other contributors are
Mesdames Paf, Steeens, McCluney .Messrs.
Smith, K wles and White.
Hibbard'S Rheumatic Syrup.
There is certainly soDeihing remarkabl
in this preparation, a> it is meeting with
% rr,nco,S rnauar all mad by any Of h.r mod