The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30
SEDALIA, MO,

Mrs Bette Skinner of st. Louis. who attended
the funeral Of Gentry ofreld. departed Monday
Mrs. L. Heissmeyer and grandson. Robert spen-
Ger returned Tuesday from an extended visit at
Mrs. pres. j. Potter and son. of Old Mexico.
f5r, !. re MSaea and 10 WIFE Re , over s9 Tsan * asi parents
Miss stella Pattison has gone g Chicago and
Mrs. Ed Feeley and Miss Dosia Golden of Kan,
sas City arrived Monday to attend the funerni
Miss Edith Alexander of Boonville and MI.
Mss Helen Demutf this week. A' 10 u
Miss Jennie Glover Of Kentucky arrived Tues
Miss Josie Jackson returned to her home in
Miss Ethel Meyers Of Jefferson City. who has
Broadway. returned home Tuesday.
visit with relatives and friends In Chicago and
other her points 81 3 in rd lllinols; o, Kanss, CITY arrived
and wife. Mr. and Mrs :, F. LGoOde 4sT arrival
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of her niece,
Miss Fiorenee L. Snow of Neo.ho Falls. Kas;.
Martin and family for the past week. departed
Miss Lolita Hickman of Minneapolis. MINI.
guests of Mrs. Caroline NJ. Heydinssfelder of
Miss RUBY Riley. who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs Es Adams. has returned to the aca-
Mrs. ". II. Powell and Mrs. Louis Beck de-
parted Tuesday for Kansas City on a visit over
Mrs. 8. W. Amcs departed Tuesday for a visit
with friends TSSL, and R, %relasiy ys;uI In ka Tusss. Sit from .
visit with friends in Jefferson Gfy:
Mrs. John Mclaughlin. Jr., returned Monday
from a visit with friends in Jerers9n city: v,s,,
to friends in Kansas CITY.
de HIsi n ru esssSn for ane c,t a1@shssfA la a.'S wheTs they
Will spend the winter; ~
Miss Ora mitchell of Roehsport., Mo. arrivsa
H. has Cray 9 os Vest y snf SKIN sss's street :.
th Mr So, "a 6; k Mi,h rel asRsa.e at r Sawpait. to R spena
Mrs: Bessie Woodward returned to her home
hsr y ba7en Rlas Colonel Mei a nHfs Sfs: s Vas s. 5 WIS Wisk s;'n
Mrs. Jane Briscoe departed WEDNESDAY for
laugh sDfiMd MS. Ella Mhe'f Harris a4f ~ Over Thanksgivins
Mrs. .4 Ads.T and s,,.s son. M Ha1its BE-. ssnf Sv t IF k iiinsss
ri Ms; snd departed MTs; Mill & Ssay sas No Tor an Tip M5a. 70 70
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs W. Il.
anS Mrs w HghR Il; AT WSs1. sbe sep % a rl Wed mrs.
Dalby's brother. Thomas Waller. over Thanks
Miss Daisy craisheaa Of Fort Scott. Kas. WHO
rSMf iss Sa s0r sT Dises spF deSsrs se v Medn Mash yri for
Townsiey. Who have been visiting in Terre
Haute. Ind. for several weeks. returned home
Mrs. Il. ]. MeIaushlin of Kansas City. who
turned Sef tn h S,sf home n Wed sSn. sa~sra BURKE re-
Mrs. Frank Hughes and son, ,oHs Hugh Avery;
VIII be the guests Of Mrs. Hashes's parents.
Doctor and Mrs. Grimes. over Thanksgiying.
Mrs. Meyme Robertson departed wednesday
for Mounds. l. T.. to visit her brother. Mr.. w.
Mrs, CA. Hansberser returned Tuesday from
q visit with friends in Kansas City,
Misses Dora and Fannie Dawson returned home
rs Mss. E, .r? !. T hl s,s'' a s9sh eaieR %sa ne ddis'o for a
vi St, of a Few Sass IN =, K Nsrrs,s SI,y; +. ,,.,t,rs
her al d&aa 81 aGssn Fred rel T "a Esrs y. and Z viii xiil't aes
pf Ml. Er1asa Hattie ,sF c sl + snu, rst an e II fae ;s fgif faem a
years visit at Aikel. s. G.; and after a short
w II; sRS M saT . G S,sIs with III ; sfFnst9n in %dssE sassa
Miss Edna Chiffon of. Boonville is the CUES. of
os Miss to Carrie Ss lie cS Saes, y, q tse Hf fsmi1v a, =, ssr Thur Thur
e ray william Cossrtney. INT ah'"S Ok her or''h-
The AdaEio CLUB was entertained Tuesday by
ME- Pearl BAIRD (, tie married ladies' guest
steele. ana In the young Ladies. guest pr e was s..
ssTsa X Mr. s's y, fr B. s,e sR.'9 Mrs Am E ing Ys s y
Misses nellie Davis # Iowa Frames Smith; Miss
M Aiisanst of Clinton. Miss Pea Pearl H BAIRD viii ah' enters Msr:
tain in. the ser eiae G ns5, m wsek Monday afternoon ~, =.
tened tened. to ss an . intfsestl Sssr paper s sy Mrs; John j:
Of the Bank Of England;'' The discussion that
don bridge. Victoria embanknent and street.
Mrs. c. c. Evans entertained the members Of
the Rocking Chair Club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on West Broadway for Mrs. Mary Bar
rett. The study was .'Horatio. Aleer."
The Nautilus Club met Wednesday afternoon
and carried out the following programme: Oral
sketch. yale College" Mrs. Charles Van Ant
werp: Literary PeTsonages Prior to the Revolu-
tion. and the Value Of Their Work. Mrs. Pur-
dy; "Reyisw Of .Fvanseline." Mr.. ". E. Bard:
Club the prcgramme consisted Of piano solos by
" simnson and Ms. Oil. W Wiz r'r IT, Mrs; r:
also vocal solos by Mrs. Harvey MacGueen. Mrs. |
F. W: Clippengen and Mr.. Harry Slagle, and a J
duet by Mines. W. D. Steele and Charles H.
Mrs Henry W. Harris entertained ten couples
Tuesday evening at her home on West Sixth
street, for her son. Henry. Dancing and cards
comprised the amusemeuts, end a mandolin club
furnished the music. At ca'ds the ladies' prize.
a silver bell, was awarded to Miss Emerson Wood
to William Quigley.
"A house party Il in progress this week from
Ihursdsy 70 MONDAY At the masnincent home OF