The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
;EDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY, AUGUST g. 1881

Miss NenOS, oil kans:lr lily. wore
very pretty dress in the parlor ri the no.
tel Yesterday morning. IL Was composed
Of ginsham. The dress proper being d
solid blue, while the trimming and over
shir, was u rich broken plaid.
Target shooting is much in vogue, land
when the gun d,es not look too formidable
and they are not too mnch afraid Of tn.
powder soilins their fingers, and they ars
quite certain an explosion will not occur
before M aim can be secured, then the
ladies lust love to shoot"
A merry party gathered in the psrlol
YESTERDAY afternoon to listen to the cOrne
playing OF Mr.. Strong, OF Kansas Cit!
lie has made himself master III the in
strnment, and with the piano az an accom-
paniment, is capable oi wiling away ar
hour in very agreeable manner.
"A great many ladies are found employ
Ell at fancy work, braiding, chain stitching
embroidery, lace work, etc. One lady, !
Ms. Terry, from Mississippi, Is engaged
in knitting bed spread Of an odd and
intricate pattern. 1t is indeed beautiful
and the lady may we'll be proud OF hel
work.
Miss lola HarwOod and Mrs. Cochran
ae two oi the most industrious inventor,
81 amusement here. They had in contem-
piation Il moonlight horseback ride, bu,
owing to the dryness OF the atmosphere
and the consequent quantity Of dus, on
the highways. it has bcen postponed until
it shall please Eennor to order rain.
-Mr. Harry Duke. formerly OF Sc.
Louis, at present OF Kansas City, spent
last Sunday at the Springs with u beauti-
ful blonde friend, who is a guest here.
They wandered through the umbrageons
shadows OF the tres and listened to the
music OF the falling spring with the happy
abandon Of pair OF children.
A gentleman from Kansas CITY came
here to see some OF his lady friends yes
teiday and As he thought he might COM
bine business with pleasure, he brought
with him some fine samples OF wine. His
fair friends discovered the TACT and--well
his samples were all soon sampled and
he will be Obliged to send for new sup
ply.
Among Saturdays arrivals were: Chas.
Klymau, J. w. Dunlap, W. E. Hall, Kan
sas City; NJ. NJ. Beck, George d. Fisher,
Chas. Miller, J. d. Streets, 81. Louis; Mrs.
&. 4. Pratt, JEFF. City; J. B. Morehead,
Lexington; Z. A. Singer, Baltimore Miss
Wilson. Hustonix; Frank Berr, Joe Will
liams, Kansas City; j. w. Robertson and
family, Il. ID. Jones. X. p. Yorkston, J. r.
Merryman, Felix Levy, st. Louis; G. p.
Taylor, r. T. Gentry, e.. W. Bulleu, Soda
liza; James Crawford and wife, Moberly !;
J. s. Sullivan and daughter, jeff City.
Everybody who visits the Springs
knows the genial nature that character
ICES James l.. Bangs, Of St. Louis, and
therefore can appreciate . little Joke at his
expense which happened short time ago.
He was in the habit Of paving an occa-
siOnal visit to the apartments of his old
time friend, Mr.. Pierce, the agreeable pro-
prietOr OF the hotel, for the purpose Of en-
jOying a glass Of beer with him. Not
finding Mr.. Pierce in one of his visits,
Mr.. Bangs proceeded to make himself at
home by laying hands upon some elegantly
perfumed soap and dcpositing it in the
pocket of his ulster. Afterward some one
presented him with some fine cigars, and
these, too, were put in the ulster. In the
evening. as he intended returning 10 81
Louis, Mr.. Pierce drove over to the train
with him, and, as the train was not quite
due. they concluded to take a parting
glass Of beer together, and Tor safe keep
ing the ulster was left at the City hotel in
Brownsville. When the train came, how
ever, the ulster was forgotten, and Mr..
Pierce now glories in the fact that he has
not only the soap, but is the gamer Of the
cigars and ulster As we'll. Ia. Ia, Mr..
Bangs