The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

md cherry lady correspondent in all the neighbour
ng towns tributary tn Sedalia- Address ali such
Communications 10 Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
sasoo ONCE, Sedalia. No.
How the days come and go; We scarcely
realize that the year is ours until il has
waxed To midsummer and the midsummer
1sned into autumn. Lie. truly, is brief
span, years ago seem As yesterday, aud to-
morrow is to-day ere vet We comprehend
its dswniRg. A little oil laughter and much
Of tears and then the night. But after
all what matters ii? We see out into the
future and there lies our longings realized !;
he thorRs and the brambIes are all passed !;
the wear and fret of disapointments are ali
ever, and our hands grasp joys that shall
never be DESTROYED, for morning has come
cut Of the darkness that will abide forever
more, and the song of the birds and the
glow OF the SUNSHINE is for eternity. Oh,
sad hearts tits but little while, and over
there is home upon whose roof no shsG-
sws fall, and over whose threshold no sor-
row comes to break the chain which
love has woven link by link. Be of good
cheer; take up the b"rthens bravely
which we all must bear, and in the CON-
nuniOn of friend with friend, begin social
circle which shall widen and widen until at
last il breaks upon the eternal shores where
trust lives, where peace abides and there is
NO pain nor any weeping.
SEDALIA.
Miss Ollie Parsons visited friends in
this city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanlsin, Of Lamonte,
were in this city last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Stephens, of Hous-
.Onia, were in this city last week.
Mrs. James McKeane, of Lexington,
visited friends in this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Klein are expected
to return from their bridal tour this even
ing.
Mrs Jos Prince, Of Wyandotte, Kan
cas-. visited her husband in this city lasi
week.
Miss Allie Jackson left for New York
Friday, where she will visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. DIR. Hale and daughter returned
last week from . visit with friends ia
Kansas.
Miss Minnie Scott, daughter Of DR.. G.
Fl. Scott, has returned to Boston, where
she will resume her studies.
Mrs. John Hogue, after paying the
lest tribute Of respect to her deceased hus-
band, has returned to this city.
Mrs. w. F. Ritchey returned from a
pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Mitchell, at Fayette, last week.
Miss Dora Hedges, of Miami, Mo-,
has returned from pleasant visit with
friends at Louisville, Kentucky.
-Wanted-A woman who, when caught
In her second best dress, will make no apOl-
sgy for her dreadful appearance.
Mrs. Polaski. Of Whitehall, Illinois,
is in this city, visiting her daughter, Mrs.
~. Young, on West Seventh street.
Miss Lula Richardson, Of Versailles,
attended the Shaub-Sanford nuptisls in
this city last Wednesday MORNING.
Mrs Eliza Mugford, wife Of the much
lamented Mug" of this city, has gone to
Denver, Colorado, where in futu:e she will
reside.
Mrs. Charles ST edd and young dauRh-
ter visited friends in this city, and At
tended the Shxub-Sanford wedding on
Seventh str, ct.
Mrs. NJ. Schott, mother of j. Raut-
enstrauch, the trunk man, left for st. Louis
yesterday morning. where she will remain
for some time.
Mrs. Henry Sahm and sister, of this
place, have been visiting Mrs James
OBrien In Sedalia, since our last issue
Boonville Topic
Mis- Carrie Roper, the popular young
lady OF the postof6ce general delivery, re.
surned last week from q visit with friends
At Armstrong, Mo.
The best receipt for going through life
happily is to feel that everybody, no mat
ter HOY rich or how poor, needs all the
kindn@ss he can get from others.
Miss Dollie Chaney, who has been Wis
iting her brother, w. S. CLANCY, and other
relatives in this city, left for her home in
Galway county, Friday evening.
Miss Lena Gallie is once more located
at the Wesleyan college, Cincinnati, where
she will resume her studies i'm elOcution
under the tuition of James E. Murdoch.
Mrs. Mamie Jerow, of Fulton, who
has been visiting friends in Sedalia, re-
turned home yesterday, accompanied BY
Miss Laura Bichsel, who will remain there
several days.
Some lovely new fall suits have made
their appearance upon the promenades,
and in their selections the wearers have not
outraged the good taste for which Sedalia
ladies are noted.
Misses Clara and Maggie Strong, from
near Jacksonville, ILL.,, are in this city, the |
guests of their cousin, Miss Matte Ken.
nedy. They are truly interesting and At
tractive young ladies.
-MD. Lutte WEIGH, formerly we'll known |
~ "Dot," of newspaper fame, in this city,
vas expected to arrive in this city last |
week. Mrs. WEIGH has been residing for |
'ome time at Wicklife, Kentucky.
The wedding of Mr.. George McCartin |
md Miss Clara Vaughn took place on |
Wednesday evening. A number Of friends |
we're present, and number of choice and |
appropriate presents were received.