The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

nent, from Sedal1a neighborIng places, are re-
,pectfully solicited. We want "A yivaci0us active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the bOr-
lnx towns tributary TO SedalIa Address ali such
communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter,
bazOo Office, SeJalia. Mo.
The exodus ftom this city for the St.
LOUIS fair this year will not be so great as
was that of last year, but yet quite large
crowd will attend and will gaze at the great
procession, the Examinations, the fireworks
and the exposition itself. The thropg will
iostle each other and the visitor from the
rural district will be as plentiful as usual
In St Louis, no doubt, for ever there is a
desire to go with the crowd, no matter
whittier it may tend or what the attraction
may be. The social circle in our own city
will for the time beirg be left wi,hou,
spirit or life and not until the frosts have
turned the msple leaves 10 gold and scarlet
banners can We hope TO see il revived.
sEDALIA.
Mrs. Kate Hughes will attend the St.
Louis fair.
Miss Bette HeaIford will attend the
St. Louis fair.
Miss Varina Jackson will attend the
st. Louis fair.
Col. ard Mrs. A. ID. Jaynes will attend
the St. Louis fair.
Miss A. NJ kernodle visited friends in
Warsaw last week.
Mrs Rosa Real will attend the ST.
Louis fair, held this week.
Mrs DIR. Clark and Miss Mary Kidd
will attend the fair in St. Louis
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery who has been
quite ill, is able 10 be on; again.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Hampton wi
visit St. Louis and attend the fair.
Mrs. E. T. Hall, of Sedgwick, Kansas,
is the guest of the family of john L. Hall.
Mrs. S. II. French will leave for 81;
Louis tomorrow, and will attend the fair
Mrs. Charles Heypen leaves FOR St
Louis this morning where she will attend
the fair.
Mrs. w. H. Evans will attend the St
Louis fair, Having for that point this
evening.
Miss Matte Parker leaves for St. Louis
to-day, where she will attend tie fair al
that point.
Mrs. Josie Keitley, son Thomas and
daughter Miss Mollie will attend the St
Louis fair.
Miss Clara Allen leaves this city fo1
st. Louis, tomorrow, where she will al
tend the fair.
Mrs. L. M. Trumbuli and daughter lef,
for St. Louis yesterday morning, and will
attend the fair.
Miss Stock, of St. Louis, a cousin oil
Miss Julia Stock of this city, is the guest
of her relatives.
Mrs. J. w. Truxel and Mrs Dey will
leave for S.. Louis tomorrow, where they
will attend the fair.
Mrs. p. G. Stafford left YESTERDAY
morning ior St. Louis where she will visit
friends and take in the fair.
Mrs J. D. Cobine leaves for Edwards
vile, Illinois, TO morrow, where she viii
visit relatives ond friends
Mrs. Jack Patterson will leave for ST.
ST. Louis this morning, and will at
tend the fair at that point.
Miss Annie Richardson left yesterday
morning for ST. Louis, where she will take
In the fair and visit relatives.
Mrs. Witchum, mother of Mr. Thomas
Witchum, went TO No nroe City yesterday
where she will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGhee will
Leave tomorrow evening for St. Louis,
where they will attend the fair.
Mrs. J. w. Kennedy left last WeJnes.
day for Burlington, Kansas, where she will
visit relatives for the next two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Ferd Meyer and Miss
Julia Stock left yesterday morning for St
Louis, where they will attend the fair
Mrs. T. w. Cloney. Mrs J. NJ. Ofielc
and Miss Eva Gentry leave Tor ST. Loui.
to-day where they Will attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Highleyman will &C
toSt. Louis in time. to attend the Yelled
Prophets ball at the Merchants Exchange
Miss Belle Hall, who has been soiourn
ing among friends in Colorado for some
time past will return to this city this eve
ming.
Mrs. Dora Pattison and Miss Kitti.
Kidd will leave for 81. Louis to.morro,
evening, and attend the great fair at tina
point.
Mrs. A. Mayer and daughter Fanni,
will leave for st. Louis this evening, wher,
they will visit relatives and take In Tia,
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mcclellan ans
Miss Julia Castle will leave this mornin.
for ST. Louis where they will attend th
fair.
Miss Lottie Helms and Mr.. r. Schlotz
hauer will be united in marriage at tn
residence of the brides parents in Smith
ton, October 18th.
Miss Mollie Hughes, who has been th
guest OF friends in Colorado, returne,
Thursday evening. She was accompanie,
by Mrs. Griffin, of Pueblo.
Mrs. Dexheimer and little danghte
and Miss Anna Dickman will leave 70