The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18
SOCIETY NEWS.

ANY items of interest suitable for this depart
ner,; from sedaIia or neighboring places,
epeoii ally solicited. We want vivacious, active
sno cheery lady correspondent in all the neighboi-
ing towns tributary 10 Sedaa. Address all such
comm unicati0ns TO Rosa Peafle society repOi teI
RszoO once, Sedalia, No.
Slowly, but surely, Times hour glass
loses lis sands; slowly, but surely, moons
fame and wane, and slowly, but surely
the golden hearted DAYS of summer dawn
and lose themselves in the gloom OF mid
night. One can hardly realize how
quickly the year has grown TO middle age
AID partly this is due to the fact that so
little warm weather has been our guest.
People who otherwise would have hast
ened TO the lake, the forest, or the field
a. find heaIthful breezes at this season %
the rear, have tarried beneath their own
vine and fig tree. not cOntented, perhaps,
nor vet waiting until the shadows were
longer grown, but hiding the time until
tickle Pheobus' rays should send message
al heat to the chill resting above the fac.
a Nature Many and many lovely COS
tune has been prepared by our society
danes and mesdames, but the material has
t+en Of the diaphnous sort and nobody
care> 10 60 awav from home wearing last
winters campaign garments, because tn.
weather is too cool To don the others. Lei
u not bewail the heat when ii comes, bu.
accept it gracefully, aye even lovtully, be
cau>e-although q wee bit bit uncomfori
able-there are those toilets-and then-il
will be seasonable.
Mrs e. PouIson, of Nevada, was in
the city Friday.
Miss May Ebert visited friends III
knobnoster, last week.
Mrs. RW. Richardson visited friends
in this city last week.
Miss Alice Hunt spent last week in
this city with friends.
Mr.. A. J. Hall and daughter were in
this city last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. II Park, of Pleasant Hill, is
visiting Mrs F. S. Arnold.
Mrs. B. +. Wing, OF Boonyille, visited
friends i'm this city last week.
-Nrs. Jack Newton visited friends anG
relatives in this city last week.
Mr.. Harry Mitchell and wife, of Ne
vada, were in this city last week
MIR. and Mrs Col J. ID. Crawford left
for Colorado, Yesterday morning.
Miss Gussie Hiesmever has returned
from her visit to Eidorado Springs.
Mrs. l.. d. May hew is the guest of Mr.
Henry Bell, at Lexington, Kentucky.
Mrs. Plant, of st Louis. visited hel
brothers, Messrs. A. r. and Archie Easton.
Miss Blanche Files, of Lamonte, Wis
tied Misses Ollie and Kittie Shively last
week.
Mrs Lee Wells has gone to Warsaw
where she will visit her parents and othe'
friends.
Mrs. Jack Patterson attended the
Farmers picnic at McAlIister Springs yes
terday.
Mrs. S. Woodward and little son art
visiting the family of Cyrus Newkirk, OF
Broadway.
Mrs. A. H. Piety and little son Ros
coe, Of Topeka, Kas.. are visiting friends
In this city.
Miss Oracle Mathews is in the city
the guest of Mrs. j. F. Mcclure, on Yves
Seventh street.
Mrs. Rosa FIvnn returned to her hom,
III Marsh all last Wednesday, after visi
with friends i'm this city.
Mrs. James Montgomery, although no
entirely recovered from her recent lness
is again able to be about.
Mrs. John Mcconnell, of Lamonte
spent a few days with the family o
Mr. Frank Fessenden, last week.
Prof. and Mrs. Jones, from near Hous
tonia, visited the family of Mrs. J. +. Nc
Clure, on West Seventh street, last week.
Mrs. James X. Merrifield and son lief
last Thursday for Pennsylvania, wher,
they will visit their relatives and friends
Mrs. W. J. Bagby and Miss Gussi'
Heismeyer returned from visit with Mrs
d. A. Farley, of Versailles, Tuesday last
Miss Bette Sneed left for Knohnoster
Yesterday, where she will visit and recu
perate among old friends for a short sea
son.
Miss Julia Castle, who has been visit
ing her brothers in Hannibal for thrA
weeks past, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. T. p. Haley, O
Kansas City, were the guests of the famil,
of Mr. T. j. Porter, on Sixth street, las
week.
Miss Ida Newkirk came nome las
Wednesday morning. Miss Ida has BEEF
attending school near the classical city O
Boston.
Nine Christine Nilsson has been Wis
iting the Duke and Duchess of Albany a
Claremont. She will sail for New Yorl
in October.
Senator William Pitt Kellogg an
WIFE, Of Louisiana, will spend what re
mains of the summer after congress ad
iourns at Saratoga.
Mr.. John Tritt, wife and child visite,
their relatives in this CITY during the pas
week. Mr. Tritt was formerly editor @
the Bolton Mirror.