The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
SEDALIA, MO.

Mise. Susie Thomson and Annie May Major.
and cotton departed Monday TO wines. the pre-
Tex. arrived Monday from Kansas ci.S TO sirit
t I,.s r s1sn ss i snd s. .sla Ysts c ine % sd's a vi.i Ti'it here
Mise Retty Hereford Of clinton arrived Tues
day to be the guest Of Mrs w. D. Steele of South
y Ms SsSsss ~ r k .s ss,;,, Wig 6s, has been listing
Mrs. i:c. Thompsoa and d%aashteT, Miss Mar
lives here. departed tuesday for their honse.
Mrs G. 4. Pace and son. Lee, departed Monday
Mis-. Alice Chsppslear departed Monday FOR
Kansas CITY, where she will witness tie precenta-
MI: and Mrs George X. Maekey departed on
s,n sitie: and expect 70 be absent several months
s sF c,t s1 q .i Msas9s the lsefsTsse Tssasss ssF S wea-
49, " and NM Ms. Y = I hssS. NJ Mss. and saafIi E:: M Il ";
to witness "Ben-Hur."
y- af.s ro a%nia With MSh %r:ia.i Sspss on the af saaiGe c Cor 4
miss Anna Bill departed TUESDAY Tor Kansas
Me- GnPs' q .nS Wills RiisT Sargent 81 sposans. wash. who
s:sss ss:P T S,s.s1as t 'se h :4r nom: e F. sargent
Mrs Edna crenslaw departed Mondav for Kan.
ssT cousin 4. Ars.I MS1tsn, e, H .!Rsn and also
i Ms. Russell sns Greiner and M daushtsr o, Kansas
City arrived Tuesday to be the guests OF Mr..
e5 MTn. i. p G! Brown M d sna sa' Monday % f.; r for War
rrng6urs TO be he Euesi q hey parents au.,.
o, I her parents s%nas. s Mr. and |! MIS-. 4 s'IMsf n. He y Of
East Broadway ,,s,,
with r. fd tsnts IN II Te.ss and Norths,s Missouri.
Mrs George Anderson = ~ ret I1n, Tuesday from
Miss Mamie Gentry returned Monday from a
visit with her sister. Mrs. William Fuller. OF
Miss Lulu Monroe returned Wednesday from a
visit with her cousin. Mrs. Mary Hills. IN Kan
Mrs. Frank Roberts and three children OF st.
Ms R. {: wa1.n Of penves; Colo. who has
Ian sharp. returned to her home riesday.
sndY to x aa.sss the sse prsssniaiiea q :s.n-Mur."-
NJ; " \ R.yno @1.. ae 2: led. Ts snfs AIN for
Mls; Richard More d.psrtsa Monday for Kan
81. MS, c.ts vi t. ss not sss f's q e pa aI!snq Kan sna ssss'T has
been tho kaeet Of Miss Lena Fritz. left wednes-
ai S.e 81 A al .S %srs = q s spr.s sss:i o. IT, e. s sHsss
WsdnesdsS; to b the Susst OF Mrs.. c e Mes
departed Tuesday. to he the guests Of friends and
e M S..n oiae .n wl ehessa. aepa9ts q Ta asaLs0f for Salt
LAKE Like City. Utah. to visit with friends and rela-
Ms. Gertrude Nile. returned wednssday frm
an extended visit with her sister. Mrs. Nellie
Mrs. Samuel speiss Of Knebnosser. who has
turned to her home tuesday.
Mrs. George Evans of Carthage and Mrs. s. r.
of Columbia are the guests Of friends
here.
Ms. Jessie Lie.t entertained q company e
young persons at cards Tuesday evening. comp.i-
mentarS to Miss Fanna Rosenbnrg OF Kansas
City. The guest prize went to Miss RI senburC,
the sentleman's prize went to John Kaiser. Jr, |
md the consolation prize to Mics Minnie Schmidt.
Miss Lula Bunord entertained a company Of
FRIENDS at her home on South Prospect avenue
evening IN honor of Miss FarIand OF
Kansas City. The feature OF the evening was
'.ftock exchange"
Miss Minnie Farlow.' who has heep tho guest
,f Mrs. r. D. Marshall. departed Tuesday for
her home in Kansas city. being accompanied by
Mr.. Marshall and children. !
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Hansberger OF keokuk. Is.. |
attended the Traver-H ansberyer nuptisls in
Kansas City. were the guests Wednesday of Mr.. |
snd Mrs. John T. Crenshaw' Of THE CITY. |
At Mondays meeting of the Sorosis Club. AIRS. |
D. Steele talked most entertainingly on "A
Day at Sydenham.'' The discussion that followed |
rovereG the parks and palaces OF the place and |
very interesting. |
Miss Fay Brnwn returned Thursday from q |
Witt with friends in Kansas City. |
Mrs. J. d. Murphy entertained a number Of |