The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06

one poem. and the result would have a.
tonirhed the most renowned bard that ever
welded pen. The evening will long I've
remembered with pleasure.
COLUMBIA.
Mrs James N. Ferguson, who has
been visiting her fathers family in Ray
county. returned To Columbia on Friday
Miss Mamie Campbell. who has for
some weeks been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Thilo Fyfer. returned 10 her home in
Springfield. No, on "Wednesday morning.
HOLDEN.
-Burdette. the Ha~keye man. eminently
sustained his reputation a. the whites. and
at the -ame time the most versatile lecturer
ON the American stage at this time, last
Tuesday night, in Euglossian Hall. The
house was crowded, and Va. kept in a con-
iinuous roar OF laughter during the whole
time of the lecture
The fair and festival given by the Ia
dies Of the NJ f. church Thanksgiving eve,
and dinner Thanksgiving day. Melted them
SlJ0. The silk quilt was voted OF and
Mrs Johnson, wife cf jos. T. johnson. L.
ROW the happy posse-sor of this valuable
article. The handsome sum OF $40 WAS
realized on the quilt. 4 large number OF
handsome articles. some of which were
unique. and ali displaying great deal OF
artistic taste, were On sale The affair " n
in every particular what il vas intended
I'D br-A success.
j. w. Plunkett and family spent last
Sunday with relatives in Concordia, Mo.
Mrs. DIR. McWilliams. of Mexico, Is
on visit to her sister, Mrs. DIR. Lennon,
of Ashland
Mrs. J. NJ. Narmaduke visited her
daughter, Mrs. W. L. Hicks, at Lexington.
80, last week.
Miss Ella Maddox and Mr. X r.
Buckner. of Galloway county. were married
"wednesday at 9 o'clock, by Rev J. F.
Cowan, and left at III Tor An extensive
southern tour. The presents were costly
and useful. The guests from this city were
Mrs. Geo A. Morris. her daughters, Misses
Belle and Annie, Chss. ID. Rodgers and I.
h. Buckner.
Mr.. Jesse kilmer's sister left Tuesday
night for her home in Columbia, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oechsli entertained
James Libscum and Ed. Morris, from
Greenville, Ind, last week.
Mr.. George Simmons and Miss Matte
Glass were united in marriage, at the res
idence of the brides grandfather, J Shoup.
Esq, in Fairview township, Thursday,
November oath.
Prof uamill and daughter, OF Chicago,
appeared at the opera house last Friday
evening, in Shakespearisn humorous and
dramatic readings They had a very good
audience, and gave good satisfaction.
It's the Heart Makes the Home.
Ii is indeed the heart that makes the
home, no matter how humble that home NAV
he. There NAV be only bare rai,ers,
uncovered floors, total absence of all
those dainty, refined articles which abound
i'm the homes of the sfiiuent, but let the
heart make music and there is home
which no discord can mar, no despair
enter. Many and many msn and
woman in the shadow of silken cur
tains. amid the glitter of costly evidences
of luxury and ease, signs tor some humble
home, perchance in the long ago, per-
chance where the surroundings were OF
the humblest description, but where ther'
was peace and quiet and loving words,
and feels how vain il is to believe that
wealth alone can bring = surcease Of re.
gre. and surfeit of happiness.
IT'S the heart makes the home
And the music within il,
In the light of Its love
There is nothing can dim il.
It's the heart makes the home
Oh, try to believe it,
And crowned with its music
Pray never to leave il.
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