The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-14
SEDALIA.

One would think that the address a
the head of this column would be plair
enough for the average female mind Il
comprehend, and yet it is no unusual thing
for the society reporter to be told by ladies
that chad they known how to reach this
chronicle they would have furnished a
nice little item to add to its menu" Lei
others similarly inclined address as above
and no mice little item" will 60 unrecord
ed. 1t is pleasure to receive contribu-
tions of this nature, and such little mac
.curacies as would detract from their ar
ed away. The past week has not been as
usual, the roller skating and the travelling
theatrical troupes having divided the pub
lie interest. The coming week will, how.
ever, atone in a measure, as several bril-
liant balls are on the tapis. The Lenten
season is approaching and custom all oveI
the country is prone to exact penance, no
matter what be the creed, during its reign
In view of this fact the time just preceding
1t viii be given over to gaiety of every
style and description, people, strangely
enough, going to extremes as unshriven
sinners before becoming canonized saints.
Mrs. F. w. Weise is visiting friends
IN Georgetown.
-Mrs.J. H. Hogue has returned from a
visit to St. Louis.
Mrs. Daniel Willard left for Illinois
yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. Mayhem, of St. Louis, nee Miss
Lizzie Allen, is in the city.
Mrs Chas. A. Pratt, of Jefferson City,
was in this city last Tuesday.
Mrs. e. E. Clark, of this city, visited
friends in Boonville, last week.
Mrs. C. A. Pratt arrived in the city
last night, en- route home from Moberly.
Mrs. Jack Bum left last evening for a
two weeks visit with friends at Lexington,
Mo. .
Mrs. Cohn came back last Tuesday
from a short visit with friends at Higgins
willie.
Mrs. G. W. Bartholomew, who was
in this city last week, has gone TO Denison,
Texas
Miss Katie Mcbride, of Nevada, is
the guest of Mrs. F. s. Lowe, on Kentucky
street.
Mrs. Williams, of Boonville, nee
Jessie Evans, of this city, is visiting her
Parents-
Mr.. N. Kirkpatrick and wife left last
Thursdsy for their future home at Cranes,
New Mexico.
Mrs. s. L. Highleyman and her neice,
Mrs Hammonds, have returned from their
visitto St. Louis.
Mrs.. ~. E. Travis, who has been visit
sng ASnd&ln Levenworth, has returned to
heR homn this city.
l-lGial,N Matte ana Mamie O'Brien, two
hsodse0e young ln1ies of Boonville, are
viskipQ friends in 6S6city.
Miss Mamie Burns, who has been
spending q month or two with friends at
Mexico, came home last Friday.
Mrs. G: W. Crushing, formerly of this
city, at present of Denver, COL, was the
guest of Mrs DR.. Scott last week.
Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk, accompanied by
Miss Alice Parker, is paying Mrs. E. A.
Phillips, of Kansas City visit.
Mrs. Dora Pattison, of Seventh street,
left on Friday for a visit with friends at
BOonville, Marshall and Arrow Rock.
Mrs. Lee Miller, of Quincy, after a
pleasant visit with friends and relatives
here, departed for Kansas City last We'd
nesday. 49,.
Miss Agnes Ames, a beautiful. and re-
fined young lady of Minneapolis, Minneso-
ia, is visiting the family of her relative,
Geo. 7. Hardcastle.
Mrs Jane Ellsworth-whose husband
was cousin of the lamented Col. Ellis