The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-22
sEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 1882.

Mrs. Bud Shanks and her two chill
dren left yesterday morning for q visit OF
a couple of weeks with friends in North
Missouri.
MIR. and Mrs. A. III. Piety, of Topeka,
Kansas, after short visit with friends in
this city, left last Tuesday evening for
Terre Haute and Chicago.
--Miss Eva Vest came down from Sc
dalia Monday, Tor a short visit, accom-
panied by Mrs. Chss. Johnson, nee Emma
Bbchanan.-Clinton Advocate.
Miss Nina Meyer, who has been the
guest for the past fortnight of her friend,
Miss Oracle Miller. left yesterday after
noon for her home at Malta Bend, Mo.
Miss Mary Brockschmidt. the accom-
plished daughter of DIR. VIM. Brock
schmidt, lett Friday evening for visit of
two weeks with friends at Marshall, No.
Mrs VIM. Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Witchsr and Mrs. Lou Major, who have
been visiting Mr.. Frank Adams, left for
Fort Worth, Texas, last Monday evening.
Mrs. Lottie Hutchinson, an intelligent
lsdy of this county, returned from Dakota
last Wedus sday evening. She made pro-
iracted visit and had a most enjoyable
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred A Wann, who have
beeu sojOurning i'm the mountains of Colo
RADIO, after short visit with friends In this
city. last week, returned to their home i'm
st. Louis.
Miss Addie West, a charming Young
lady oi Sedslia, came up from the Queen
City Friday, and remained until Tuesday
guest oi MIR. Wesley Kipp's family
Holden Enterprise.
Miss Anna Basey. an intelligent Young
lady OF Brunswick, Mo-, passed through
this city last week OH her way To- Browns
Vile, where she Is at present the guest Of
Miss Katie Elliott.
Mrs. Eliza Mugford, wife of the
much lanented "Mug," and Mrs Hslmig,
o: Sedslis, were visiting their relatives in
the western part OF this county last week
Versailles Gazette.
Mrs j. Z. Johnson and her daughter.
Miss Eva, returned Wednesday evening
from three weeks visit with friends in
Iowa. They will occupy their elegant new
home on Broadway.
Miss Josie Wright. the artist, has re-
moved from her old quarters to the new
building belonging To w. j. Klein, near
the corner Of Seventh and Ohio streets.
where she has fitted up lovely studio.
There is considerable excitement at
Cape May in social circles since it has be-
come known that exquisite boxes of flow
ers, belt bouquets and such delicate tributes
have been sent To a certain lady at Cape
May daily from the executive mansion.
The lady is we'll known and is accom-
plished and beautiful and the flowers she
wears attract much attention for their
loneliness President Arthur is still in
Washington, and no doubt future events
at the White house will explain the mean
ing Of these delicate offerings
AT Long Branch, last Sunday evening.
the idlers on the piazzas at the west end
we're treated to a beautiful spectacle
Shortly after dark the full moon, in all It's
silverv splendor, rose gently up out OF the
sea. Al first merely little rim Of bright
light was visible, but soon the base of the
whole silvery circle rested on the gently
he avins waters. Then full-rigged ship,
with every sail spread to catch the breeze
appeared on the face of the moon The
outline ofsails, spars and hull were plainly
distinguishable, and stood out i'm bold re
lief on the bright bach ground. To the
spectators the ship seemed 10 be gently
N,iiing on some invisible lake Of the moon.
For moment only did the spectacle linger.
and then the vessel glided like q spectre
cut into the darkness beyOni.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
The sixth birthday anniversary of little
Miss Jessie l.andes was celebrated at the
residence oi her parents, corner Of Fifth
and Usage streets, last Thursday evening.
in very delightful manner. A large
number of her young friends were present.
and Miss Jessie was made the recipient OF
a number eli handsome ana appropriate
presents. Refreshments of cake. cream.
lemonade and choice CONNECTIONS were
served during the evening, and in the dis
cussiOn OF these, and the playing Of many
merry games, the little guests spent very
enjoyable evening. Those present were
Misses Matte and Carrie Hinsdale, Minnie
and Laura Hahn, Dolly Deutsch, Annie
Miller, Florence and Mabel Gold. Ella
Cummings, Flora Mackey, Lizzie Cobine,
Clara Smith, Nellie Parmerlee, and Mas
tiers Robbie Smith, Charlie, Arthur and
John Trader. Tom Cummings, Harry
Espenchied, Segfried Jacobs, Albert New
kirk, Mark Sturtevant, Soliie Deutsch,
Eddie Roll, Lyman Hall, Johnnie Par
merlee, Johnnie and Charlie Kullmer.