The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30
QUARTER CENTURY.
The Twenty Fifth Nile Post of
the Welded Life CT DR.. j.
w. Trader and wife.

Twenty-Five years is a long time. It
looks longer ahead than it does back.
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Trader, Old aud
respected residents loOkei back last
night
Their children, bright, intellectual
AMI vivacinus, eight in number. looked
both ways last night.
To-Day the family are all looking
iOrw,rl.
According to the rec 'rd-, their mar
rage read IN the ne, spaper twenty
e wears sgp MS follows:
"MARRIED
at Danvil'e, Kentucky. August %,
1867, at the residence of The brides
mother, Mrs. Isabel Ba. t-rton. By the
Rev. VIM. Mcknight. DR.. John W.
Trader OF Sedali., Mo, and NJ S.
Title Belle B,tterton of Danville,
Kentucky
1t is a pretty custom to celebrate these
anniversaries. They serve to renew
The VOWS piighted in youth when all is
light and airy as youth always is.
After DIR. and Mrs Trader were
married they came to Sedalia aud
settled in this village Of the prairies
which has since grown to be a city.
The rattlesnake then "a tied in the
tail grass within the herring of the
bride and groom.
Now the han organ OF the timer
ant Italian Can be heard also in the
distance but not in the grass, but ON
paved streets.
NJ church spires at that time held
up lightning rods
Now they are many. DR.. and Mrs.
Trader have been prominent in as
sisting to erect these churches.
The recoilections connected with
DR.. Traders lite in Sed4lia has been
varied.
A large and popuious city has
grown up since he was married.
His professional life has been an
important factor IN its growth.
He went early In the m rrnins.
Sometimes very early.
Again ate ut night.
sometimes he stayed all night.
DIR. Trader has been and is USE
full man in Sedalla.
A christian man. Sympaihizng
and aiding all by his skill and expert
ence that was in his power
Another quarter of centuary will
m Ike many changes i'll that happy
family.
Their friends remembered them
very abundantly and the following lis
a lis Of presents:
Silver ice bucket Nanny. George
and Hattie; Souvenir coffee spoon,
Miss Annabella Irvine; Souvinier
orange spoon, Miss Lizzie Irvine; Sill
yer ihimb e, "Aunt Jane" (col.); Sill
yer tea service (4pieces) The Doctors;
Silver water set, Mrs. Bette Gentry
and DR.. and Mes Ferguson: Silver
Chocolate set, w. E. Bard and wife;
silver baking di.h. Judge Phil,ps,w:fe
and daughter; silver butter dish, Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Fletcher; silver syrup
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ken.
nedy; silver cup. gold lined, DR.. Kelso
AMI Mai. Mitchell: silver cake basket;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lo wer; silver cake
basket, Mrs. H. E. Clark; silver and
glass fruit basket, the Green family;
pickle castor, Mrs. A. A. Slack anu
Mrs. w. d. Wallace; silver mounted
mirror, c. G. Taylor and wife; pie
knife, Rev. w. s. Trader; ice cream
spoon, MIR. and Mrs. l.. Barnard;
pickle castor, Nc. and Mrs. j. Hills;
Glass and silver olive dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson fish fork. Rev. and
Mrs. Jones. and DR.. Fred Jones /; |
olive fork. Mrs. Jane Wilson /; sugar 4!
spoon, Mr.. aud Mrs. Max Jacobs /; |
K. p. souvenir spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Landes; sslai fork. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk silver match
case, o. A. Crsndall, souvenir spoon
MIR. and Mrs John Wslmsley silver
salt and pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Thruston fish fork, J. NJ. Ofield i
s liver tea spoon. Mrs. Sturges and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Cumming; chow
chow fork, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bar
rett !; pair napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Pilkington; lettuce fork, P.
H. Sangree French picture, DR.. and
Mrs. E G. Evans: oil painting, MIR.
and Mrs. G. N. Boutelle; pen, Rev.
and Mrs. j. X. futile silver mounted
TIA chair, Mclaughlin Bros. and
wives; rocking chair, S. Gold and wife;
Souvenir Spoon, Mr.. and Mrs j.
G. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. r. g.
Sneed, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sneed,