The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-10
DALIA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1882.

Clara, left Monday night for Indiana and
Ohio on a visit To relatives and friends
Mr.. Greepamyer and daughter will be al
sent aboutt~oweeks.
Rev. r Smith gave n grand Christ
mas dinner 10 about thirty of his young
friend. He led large number of worthy
poor. Rev. Mr.. Smith made glad msnv
heart- Tor which lac will receive his reward.
wAERESsBURG.
Mr.. G. A. Lothian made q fashionable
business call in this city yesterday morning
MIR. and Mrs. OIL. Miller left Thurs
dav morning on brief visit with friends
1t Dresden, Mo.
Misses Saliie Rsrksdale, OF Lafayette
county, and Georgia Wood, of Pose Hill,
are visiting Mrs. W. w. Wood.
The masquerade ball at the parlors Of
the Happy Hour club last Friday night
was 4 brilliant success. Many fine toilets
were displayed and much taste was exhib-
tied in the dresses of those en-masque.
The callers ut the residence of Mrs. J
J :, Ccckrell, on Cav street. Monday night,
greeted the New Year by arranging
pleasant social, which lasted far into the
evening. The charming hospitality OF
Mn. Cockrell and her lady assistants rem
dered the event highly enjoyable.
New Years day Was appropriately OBJ
served in the Quarry City. The list Of
open house Keepers was not large, but their
generous hearted hospitality served tn fully
compensate for any lack OF numbers.
Great crowds of callers were going from
residence to residence during the afternoon
and evening. and the ladies receiving
found their time fully occupied.
BooSvILLE.
The following items appear little bit
stale, but are none the less interesting
They should have been in the issue oi last
Sunday morning. but failed TO get here IN
time Ed. Society News.
Sunday services in all OF the churches
which were beautifully decorated
Miss Mamie Bunce IL visiting the
family OF Mr.. Will Stephens, near Bunce-
ton.
Saturday evening n very ENJOYABLE
Christmas tree was given AT Thespian hall
by the children of the Episcopal church.
Our faithful and genial friend, S. W
Ravenel, has returned from an extended
tour south to wish Us a"Merry Christmas"
Miss Laura Speed recently made a
trip To st. Louis, and rumor saws Mr.. John
Elliott will make one soon on similar bust
ness; however not until spring.
Monday night the children Of the
Methodist Sunday school gave pleasant
entertainment at the church, where there
was singing, solos and choruses, and a
happy time generally.
Tuesday night the Masons celebrated
st. Johns day by lecture and supper, a.
is customary in that fraternity. Rev c.
II Briggs, who was pastor OF the NJ. K.
church in BOonville last year, addressed
the large crowd in his usual entertaining
manner. The supper was furnished by the
ladies OF the Episcopal church, which was
iaultless.
There are quite q number OF the
Boonville lsGies who intend receiving ON
New Years day. Among those who have
been mentioned are: Miss Emma Haynes,
in company with Misses Daniels and Sallie
Lee; Miss Miles, assisted by Misses Hol-
man, Hurt, Cooper and Thompson; Mrs.
C.. f.. Leonard. Mrs. Lon Stephens and
Miss Mittie Stephens at the residence of j
VI Nelson, esq; Mrs. Chas Allen, assisted
by Mrs. III. NJ Thomson. Misses Mar and
Martin. The gentlemen are making ex-
tensive preparations and intend going in
great style.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. V. Stephens, and Miss Matte
Stephens, accompanied by her little sisters,
RhOds and Maggie. are spending Christ
mas week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
e.. +. Leonard. Monday night a happy
picture was presented within their brightly
illuminated parlor, where loaded down IN
the bay window, was X-mas tree, we'll
filled with everything beautiful, to amuse
and entertain both old and young. Santa
Claus. with merry bells and snowy locks,
Was we'll represented. During the evening
Miss Eva Ewing entertained the party with
recitation, and Miss Rhoda Stephens
favored them with some beautiful little
ballads