The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-20


communications to Rosa Peare, society repoi ter
Bazoo Office, Sedalia, Mo-
While the weather has not been very ia.
vorable during the past week, vet the best
( OF it has been utilized to a good adyan-
tage, and the merry picnic party has
sought the dim aisles and sylvan haunts oil
the forests and there, with natures glad
sweet rhythms, her perfect accords and
rounded harmonies, reveled, care free as
the birds whose tender songs wind them
selves like golden threads through the per
fumed air waited from the glowing heat Of
far off Tropic lands. "There is a pleasure
in the painless woods" yea, a rare, pure
pleasure. Every tiny nook, every hidden
dell holds treasures rich in beauty, ex.
quisite i'm finish and grand i'm grouping
Only climbing vine, perhaps, only a
frond of fern, or spray of trailing wood
moss, but the graceful festooning of the
"ne and the dainty pose of the others bear
the impress of fashioning hand. There is a
perfection no mortal skill can claim or hui
man conception aspire to. To the heart
whose sweetest instincts are reused bv the
touch of nature; TO the hear: whose bette r
impulses are stirred by her voice, there is a
melody far beyond the power of speech to
interpret in the communion which a day
IN her presence permits, and il is noi to be
wondered At that SO MANY under the
friendly auspices of the popular picnic.
avail themselves of the privilege.
SEDALIA.
Mrs. John I. Heard was in Boonville
last week.
Postmaster and Mrs Blair were i'm
Jefferson City last week.
Miss Ella Mason. of this citv. visited
friends in Clinton last week.
Miss Ella Kipp, OF Holden, visited
friends in this city last week.
Miss Maggie Richardson. of Warsaw,
is the guest of Miss Della Inch.
Mrs. W. T. Jackson, of Versailles.
visited friends in this city this week.
Prof q. W. Forstern and his daughter,
Miss Mary, are stopping i'm this city
MIR. Robert Tracy and daughter of
Calhoun, were in this city last Friday.
Miss V. Horning visited friends i'm
Clinton during the early part of last week.
Mrs. Jack Patterson. of this CITY.
visited Mrs. q. w. Hawk, at Parsons last
week.
Mrs. Isaac New. of Kansas CITY. is
visiting her relatives, the family of Louis
Ieutsch.
Mrs. c. II. Gauss and Miss Virginia
Gauss visited friends in Boonville, last
Friday
Miss Jennie Lamb. of Wyandotte.
visited her cousin, Mrs. Maj. Van Brunt,
last week.
Mrs. T. NJ. Hatch and Mrs. J r. Stew
art visited Mrs. K. H. Allison of Clinton
last week.
Miss frankie WEIGH, of Narrensburg.
was expected to spend to-day in this city
with friends
Mrs. Burt Rings, of Mexico. visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Septimus Mar
In, last week.
Miss Rosa Burkhart has returned to
this city from a nine months visit with
relatives i'm Ohio.
Misses Jennie and Ella Barley, of
Papinsville, Mo-, visited their relatives in
this city last week.
Mrs. Charles A. McNair, and dauph-
ter, Miss Lula, are visiting Mrs. w. D..
Ilgenfritz, of this city
Mrs. Howard Dunbar entertained her
cousin, Mrs. Clara Kump, at her residence
IN this city, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Allison, a newly
made husband and wife. of Bolivar. Mo.
were in this city last Friday.
Mrs. Maria bennett, accompanied by