The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-01
NElGHBORHOOD NOTtS.
Clipped From the Bazo0's Ex-
changes and Compiled for
Its Readers.
WARRENsBCRG,

NAfshENebl XII.
johnson County Star.
Mrs; r: N. Warwick is very i'll
with typhoid malaria fever.
MIR. Albert DeBernardi. of Ne
braska, is visiting the home folks in
this city.
Mrs. Phil Bassill of Kansas CITY
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Haase on Gay street.
Mrs. Pigg, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. W. F. Renfro, in
Thu city since Sunday. left this morn
ing for her home at Calhoun.
Mrs. T. ". Miller gave a social
ON THANKSGIVING evening at her resi-
dence on Washington avenue in hon.
or o! her sister, Miss Flora Ferguson,
Of Kansas City.
-Lucian Msupin and wife, who
have been visiting relatives here for
some time past, LETT this afternoon for
Holden to spend Thanksgiving. Mr..
Maupin will leave in short time for
San Antonio, Texas, where he think.
o: Locating.
The first Of the week Mrs. Mar
garet Morrow, mother of W. X. Nor
row OF this city. fell and broke her
hip joint. She was walking across
the floor when she caught her foot
ON something and fell with the above
results The injury is liable to prove
serious on account of her extreme age,
'he being nearly so years old.
KNoBNosTER.
Gem.
Miss Mollie Guihen went to Sc
dalia Monday.
II. H. Boyd and Elder Wells
went to Sedalia Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows of this place
will 60 in body to Kansas City next
Wednesday.
Myers & Weaver have dissolved
partnership in the restaurant and
grocery business, Mr.. Myers having
sold his interest to Mr.. Weaver.
-Gov. Hovey, OF Indiana, who
died Monday afternoon, was a child.
hood friend of Mrs. NJ. H. Elliott, of
this city, and a distant relative.
The Knobnoster Cornet band is
now thoroughly organized and is prac-
ticing regularly. w. S. Denison is
leader; o. F. Elliott, president,
Reese Wells, Secretary.
MIR. Durand and family, of Kan.
sas, have located here and will make
this their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Durand
are excellent musicians and will en-
gage in teaching music.
james Marshall who was stabbed
last week by his b other-in-law, is i'm
proving rapidly AMI will be able to
resume work on his farm in week.
Mr.. Holloway and Mr.. Marshall
regret their rsshness very much and
here will be no feeling on account of
he wouoding. Mr.. Holloway is doing
al he can to assist in taking care Of
MS relatives stock and farming bust
hess. 1t was trivial dispute over an
lnimporiant ALLIANCE matter.
MoBERLy.
Democrat
Miss Annie James left for Mar
hall to visit Ms. George Hardin.
Misses Bette and Mary Vaughn
re over from Huntsville ON a shop
ling tour.
Mrs. T. p. McCanne has return
d home after a pleasant visit to
friends in Tennessee.
Miss Annie Smith has returned
rom New Franklin, where she has
'een visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sol Hu!ett has returned to
er home in Wellsvi'le after a pleas.
mt visit to Mrs. o. o. Moore.
Mrs. Randall, of Monroe City,
nd Misses Minnie and Gertie Mar
hall, are visiting their cousins, Dora
nd Merritt Fife.
Miss Francis Prewitt, a popular
Dung lady of Columbia, Mo-, re-
lrned home, after a pleasant
isit to our city.
On the 29th of Oct, the Ladies
the Triennial Circle OF Tancred
X. 7. opened series of
.shIonable hops for the winter. The
fort was crowned with results be.
ond their most:hopeful expectations.
asst night the opportunity returned
nd many of our society loving peo-
lie INDUCED in the glad whirl, or
lined the jolly throng in social
,me, pleasant chat, or remained
lent, but entranced observer of all.
HOLIDAY PHOTOS.