The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-21


md CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbor-
ne towns tributary TO Sedalia. Address all such
communications TO Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
1aSoo Office, Sedalia Mo-.
So the DAYS darken and the skies
grow gray and the wondrous painting of
Gods artists is losing its glow and its WV
idness and its trOpic gorgeOnsness. 1t Is
November, and yet-'twas but yesterday
the Nav roses bloOmed and the lily bud
rounded and the meadow lark sang i'm the
hedge rows. Swift is the passage OF the
days; they are with us, but before we have
time to scorn or embrace them they are
gone.
We will not clasp time as it flies,
Ard kiss its lips and brow,
Nor will we battle our wearicd souls
In Its delicious now.
Not SO. We waste it idly, and when the
sunset slopes tow ard the sea and the winds
blow ch:Ilingly we have only the ashes OF
dead hopes aud memories which are SO
bitter they are like lees upon the lips.
Much better, Oh, SO much better would il
be if ont OF time We purchased peace and
that happiness which comes from duties
we'll done. and also that still small voice
called conscience chanting hymns of sweet
ness and glorias instead of walls of re-
morse Society has much within itself TO
accomplish, much that is true and beauti-
iul and until it earnestly sets about and
does this, something is lost from the sun
light, something is gone from the day"
sEDALIA
Mrs. J. r. Stewart left, last Tuesday,
for Hillsboro, Ill.
Mrs. J. d. Temple visited friends in
Moberly, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ming, of Clinton, were
in this city, last Friday.
Mrs Col. Eddy ACCOMPANIED her hus-
band to Texas, last week.
Miss Kate Ellis, of Rosita, CAL, is Wis
iting her brother in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. j, F. Burroughs, of Mar
shall, were in this city, last Friday.
Miss Belle Herrold has been quite i'll
for the past three weeks, with fever.
Mrs. p. c. Huntington, of Chicago, is
the guest of A. w. Hawk and family.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wilson, of
brownsville. were in this city, last Thurs
day.
Miss Lizzie Harris, a pretty young
lady of Brownsville, was in this city, last
Thursday.
Mrs. A. Gardella and children re-
turned, last week. from a visit with friends
at ST. Louis. -.
Mrs NJ Childs, of Wisconsin, and
Mrs. Maxim, of Parsons, visited Mrs. j. C..
Barber, last week.
Mrs. Charles Roll and son will leave
for Austin, Texas, Wednesday, to visit a
sister for few weeks
Miss Efie Wood, who has been visit.
ing friends in ST. Louis, returned to her
home in this city, last Tuesday.
Mrs Lizzie MAYHEM. who has been
visiting her relatives in this city. left for
her home in ST. Louis, last Tuesday
Miss Sallie Potter is enjoying her visit
to Ohio very much. She is at present the
guest of Mrs. H. NJ. Gahagen, at Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood McNees eft last
Friday evening for Calhoun, where, for
the winter, they will make their home.
Miss Jennie Blackburn, who has been
the guest of Conductor Merri6eld's family
left for home in Paris, Texas, last Friday.
Mrs. Rhodes and her daughter, Miss
Rebec "a, left for Albuquerque, n. NJ. last
Monday evening, where they will in future
reside
The society people are anticipating
much pleasure from the play as rendered
by Charlotte Thompson, next Wednesday
evening.
MIR. T. w. Gibbs and wife, of Browns
vile, passed through this city, last Thurs
day, to Bloomington, ILL.,, where they will
visit friend.
Miss Belle Givan, a popular young
lady OF Jacksonville, daughter of Judge
Givan. visited the family Of Rev. J w.
Jackson, last week.
John T. Heard and wife will soon
again be greeted by their many friends in
this city, rs they have returned from the
east.
The roller skating season has begun
under very favorable auspices. A large
attendance was present at the rink during
the entire week.
"A large number of children went out
to the park rink, yesterday afternoon, and
had 'just lovely time" = one of them
sptly expressed it.
Mrs. J. J. Frey and Miss Ella Hall
are expected in this city the FIRST of the
coming month. Mrs. Frey will soon re-
move to Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Hortense Philips and her FRIEND
Miss Sne Belle Fidelle, of Kansas City, are
visiting relatives in this city, and will re.
main for about three weeks.
Mrs J. e. Fox and her daughter, Miss
Anna May, leave for Moberly tomorrow,
where they will visit relatives before re.