The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-27

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ri - better fate can be
rhan n tns !; the fate which honest men sccepseth
The chance to win back Paradise 10 n,
, To build again an Eden bower-,o NAB.
al heaven. e"''"
Joy guard you; when the vine goes round and
, Well drink that Life may "cash all checks >, e,r
I you and your fair rife.
OTHER TOILETS.
Mrs. 8. p. Griffith, Of Bowling
Green, Mo-, was elegantly dressed in
black silk trimmed in Valenciennes
lace. Hair i'm high coil-coral iewelry.
Mrs. w. c. Prewitt, mother of the
bride in black velvet and silk. Cameo
jewclry.
Mrs. Col. Jno. F. Philips, in lilac silk
with point lace trimmings-jewelry,
Etruscan gold.
| Mrs. Major A. B. Garner, black vel
vet underdress with blue elk polanaise
I-OlamO0O Ofnamento.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney, sister of the
grOOm-cOmbination black silk and
velvet trimmed with cardinal low era.
Jewelry diamonds.
Mrs. JnO. l.. Hall, in black velvet
skirt and pearl colOred silk overdress.
Ornaments, diamonds.
Mns. Maj. Gentry, in plain black
silk. Ornaments, Etruscan gold.
Mrs. Theo. Shelton, black velvet
and lace overdress trimmed with car.
dinal flowers. Diamonds.
Mrs. A. d. Jaynes, black gros-grain,
cut en- train. Diamonds.
Mrs. Ada Hemphill, Of GAINESVILLE,
fawn colored silk. Roman gold orna-
ments.
Miss Mollie Mckay, Clarksville,
black gros-grain, made en- train, trim
med with blue silk. Diamonds.
Miss Jennie Mellon, st. Louis, com.
binatiOn suit, silk and velvet-very
tasty. Diamonds.
Mrs Mentor Thomson, in black silk.
trimmed with black lace. Plain gold
ornaments.
Mrs. Frank Boone, of Clarksville, in
black and velvet. Jewelry, amethyst.
Very tasty and pretty toilet.
THE TOUR SOUTH.
The bridal party, which includes the
bride, groom and the attendants, left
GAINESVILLE last night at $50, on the
steamer War Eagle, where q string
band furnished the music for dancing.
They arrived i'm st. Louis this morning
and are being entertained at the resi-
dence Of Thee. Shelton, at ZIG, Chest
nut street.
Tomorrow morning the bride and
groom will leave vio the Iron Noun
tain road for Galveston and possibly
New Orleans, returning ria Sherman,
where they will be given q recepti.n
ut Mr.. J. NJ. Ohleld's, thence home,
arriving in Sedalia about the 10th Of
December.
PERSONAL.
-Jno. L. Hall has lost his reputation
as a baby-charmer. He frightened q
baby into a terrible flt-Of crying
while on the trip, by looking at IL.
The child stopped growing forthwith
and its father is about to commence q
suit for damages.
The last seen of Lum Hall, Of
he was seated ON the jackstaH
Of the steamer "War Eagle" a. she
swung from the landing at GAINESVILLE,
both hands and his mouth full of cake.
The BAzoo representative is under
obligations to Mr.. Anderson, Of the
Sentinel, for favors shown.
He also desires to thank the proprietor
Of the Carroll House and his most &C
lady, for courtesies ex-
tended.
e. w. Citizens, Agent Of the st.
Louis, Keokuk 4 Northwestern Rail-
road, at GAINESVILLE, has placed TIE
BAzOo under obligations to him Or
favors.
THEIR HONE.
The large, twO-stOry, square brick
house at 2O2 east Fifth street, has been
elegantly fitted and furnished by Mr..
Gentry for home for his bride. Sc
ialia is sociable and pleasant. Her
people vie with each other to make
strangers feel at home. This young
lady-now Mrs. Gentry-has LEFT homo
and kindred and hencefbrth viii be
one Of the Queen City Of the New
West. Let our people show her that
attention that il due . stranger and
make her feel at home among strange
faces.
Next
-"If had to walk from here 70 Bs1ti.
more for it, would not Be without Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup in ny family" u what
We heard . lady cay yesterday.
A BURGLAR SHOT.