The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-23
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SWEET SPRINGS.
Herald. May 18th.
Rev. X. S. Simrall will preach at
the Presbyterian church sunday morn
ing and night.
DR.. Jarvis was in Sedalia We'd
nesiay attending the state meeting of
the physicians.
Miss Maggie Drake has been EN-
ployed as teacher of the fall and winter
term of the Kennedy school.
Miss T. Berry the popdlar teacher
OF the city high school, went to the
country Yesterday with her school on
a picnicing excursion. Miss Mary
Ware accompanied them.
Mrs. J. B. Mcbride, of Marshall,
was in the city Tuesday, visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. d. L. Smith. She
left Wednesday for a visit to friends
in Clinton and Montrose.
I A meeting will be held at the
city hall next Tuesday night, May
%. for the purpose of organizing the
Business Mems Club, which did
such effective work for the general
advancement of the city two years
ago.
The board of school directors at
their meeting last Thursday night re-
elected Prof. j. B. Norman principal
and selected the following teachers for
the ensuing school year: Miss T.
Berry, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Mabel
Andrew. Miss Matte Yantis, Miss
Estella Blanchard, Miss Matte NJ.
Carson.
Mrs. P. L Ash left this morning
with her children for Hot Springs,
Arkansas. She goes there with the
hope of benefitting the health of heI
little son. Eli, who has been seriously
sick since last January. They were
accompanied by Mrs. j. H. Keller,
who will remain at the Springs with
them several months.
MARSHAL.
Democrat News May 18th.
Mis-. Daisy Franklin has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives in
st. Louis.
Il Mrs Sam Townsend and daughter
Miss Jennie, Of Arrow Rock, were il
the city Thursday.
Mrs. Schoolin j. Chaplain and
son of Independence, are guests of Mrs
James Colvert.
Miss Maggie Withers of Kansa,
City, and Miss Mary Shelton of Mi
ami, are guests of Mrs. S. n. Tay
lor.
L. A. Swartzell of Caldwell KS.
and Mrs. c. Taylor of San Marcial, n
NJ, are visiting the family of c. w
Herndon.
The Kansas City Cathedral Choil
will give a grand concert in the en-
tertainment hall at st. Savior's Acad
envy, in this city, on Thursday
May 3Oth.
Mail, May 18th.
Mrs. Chas. Humble and daugh
ter. Miss Ida, Of Joplin, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. John Martin left last nigh
for Russellville, KY, on a thres
months visit among relatives
Mrs. Ida Mitchell, of Erie, Kas.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
w. Snider, returned home last even
ing.
Mrs. r. F. Stahl and daughter
Miss Ivy, left this morning for Urich
Henry county, to spend the summe
with relatives.
Mrs. H. V. jackson and daugh
ter, Miss Maud, left this afternoon 70
Chicago, where they will attend tn
fair. From there they 60 to Carroll
ton, ILL.,, to visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Anderson took tn
Nevada & Minden train this mornin,
for Midway, Kansas, where she vii
visit her brother, Prince Anderson
She will return sometime next week
IT. j. Rice of this city is assistin,
in building the new Touring mill a
Schell City. 1t will have a capacit.
of sixty barrels day, and will prov
of permanent value to that prosperou
little city.
It. Y. Brannock returned yester
day from a visit to johnson county
He reports farming operations bein!
vigorously pushed in that section o
the state, though the wotk is mucl
behind the usual advancement at thi