The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-29

| II. RAINIER anu i4IuliY. silver napkin
rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Anthony, silver
syrup stand.
Jno. ". Knoop. silver card receiver.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Jones, set silver tea
spoons.
Miss Lulu Clifton, silver sugar spoon.
Mrs NJ. A. Parks, set silver folks
W. p. Toole-, silver pepper stand.
E. A. Crewson and family, silver pickle
cas- or.
+. Gsynn and wifi, silver butter k life
and sugar spoon.
W. Silv-y and W. r. rsiv.. silver
butter dish
Nessrs. J. S. Hunter, Ell. Kavanaugh
ana j. B. Lumpee. silver cake stand.
BRIDAL BRIEFS.
DIR. G. G. Woods, the Off Eating
clergyman. left for his home at Neo-
sho, Thursday afternoon.
The bridal party left Versailles
in carriages for Upton. Friday after.
noon, and arrived 10 st. Louis Satur-
day morning.
Col. E. A. Crewson distinguished
himself as dancer of no mean parts.
The probability is, if history could be
correctly written, that he was in youth
a stem winder.
The bride has been for some years
assistant cashier in her fathers bank
and was noted for her Business
acumen. She has now been promoted
to the presidency Of Banks in Flor.
ida.
The representative of the BAz 20
met the Versatile Editor Jno. A.
Ham az and the old Sedalia printer
Arthur Villmoare. They pubiisi the
Versailles Leader which is prosp.r-
Gus journal.
Col. A. W. Anthony was present
at the welding with his trusty violin.
The colonel executed the "A'kan-aw
Traveller" together with the "turn
in the tune" to the great enjoyment
of the party.
Rev. Arthur II. Barne.. who
formerly resided at Pilot Grove, Mo-,
has BEEN appointed to the Southern
Methods. charge al Versailles. While
at Versailles a good young sister
asked Is Bro her Barnes 81 gle
or married ?" G. md sister, don't
drop your socks. Barn ; is married
by a large and increasing majority.
Mrs. d. G. Dale, the wife of q
promiuent stock dea'e- of Morgan
cpunty. said TO bevy of friends at
the wedding: "rwenty-eight years
ago Tonight was married to David
Dale in Morgan county. 1t was Sep
TENDER %. 1868, and it was iroub-
lous times, but l was no rebel on that
occasion, AMI have the first bride to
meet yet that ever was"
"A serenade by one Of the Yer
sailles bands rendered to the bride
aud groom, was one Of the pleasant
events of the evening. The muse
was exquisitely rendered, for which
they were appropriately thanked BY
Mr.. Banks and DR.. P. G. Woo IS,
who exhibited his deep seated and
generous hospitality, by inviting them
to partake of his bounty in the shape
o. Lice refreshments.
Mrs. Ella Hslleck Jackson. was 6
guest At the wedding. The older CHI
zens of Sedali. will readily remember
the lady, who passed her girlhood
days in Sei-lia and about the time
she budded into wominhood she mar.
ried Mr.. jackson, who is now a prom
:, inent stock dealer and farmer of thai
county. Mrs. jackson Informed thu
reporter that her mother. we'll known
in Sedalia. resides with Ter, advanced
, in years and quite feeble.
|, Rev. j S. Russell, of the South
| ern Methodist church, who has beet
| at Versailles two years, packed VI
, bis hou 'ebold goods in a cracker DO,
the other day and eft for Banceton,
No., where he will dispense gospe
until he is told by the bishop to g
hence to seek sinners sadly SHINING il
!. some locality til II nee Is evangel Eng
" 81 moved my Maltese cat with me,
he said in the hearing of the pape
E. mar. "Tbis l do for the children
They love him. The cat is very lov'
ing also, although somewhat dissipa
ted in habits. He st,ys out night:
l very often admit him to the hous
, at unreasonable hours" he continued
the alum Well about one-hal
y mile distant from Versailles is consid
cradle attraction for strangers.
q was visited by the BAzoo represents
tive, who found it marvellous waite
e, and said to be very healthy. Th
water is shipped to Kansas City j
.. large quantities, where it finds read
> and lucrative sale. One gentleman {
the n,rty who interviewed the vel