The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-08

1 Amy items of interest suitable tor this depart
xent, from Sedalia or neighboring places, are re
I'd CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbor
| az towns tributary to Sedalia. Address all sucl
concentrations 10 Rosa Pearle, society reporter
aasoo e6ioe, Sedalia. NO..
| sEDALIA.
Mrs. Hurlburt of Warsaw, visited
friends in this city last week.
The mother of Rev. Fuller, who ha.
been SO seriously i'll of late, is now able t.
walk about
Miss Addie West, of East Sedal;a, who
has been quite i'll for some time, was re
ported better yesterday.
Mrs. n. S. Maggard, who has been the
guest of friends in this city, returns to bel
home in Appleton City to-day.
Mrs. David Roderick leaves for Den.
ver, next Thursday where she will visit
her daughter for about two months.
Miss Kittie Kidd leaves next Wednes-
day for st Louis, where she will spend the
summer with the family of Mr.. S. A. Lowe
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Inch. of Sedalia.
were among the honored guests nj the Odd
Fellows festival last Thursday.-Warssw
Times.
-Sedalia is absorbing some of our very
best citizens. Mr.. and Mrs. r B. White
left for their future home in that place on
Tuesday Warsaw Times.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter Mamie,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. McNulty, left yesterday morning
for Pilot Grove, Mo.
Nc, nals. uorJoa,tle rooo;reJ IL - ~
quisi,e basket of flowers, which was voted
to the most popular young lady last
Wednesday night, at the May festival given
1t the opera house.
Mrs. Jane Merrifeld, mother of ]. K.
Aeri6eld, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Ella James arrived las,
evening from Lexington, where they have
been visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gold will cele-
brate their crystal wedd.dg on the 18th
inst, instead of tie 30ih, as was erro-
neously stated last Sunday morning.
Handsome cards are out for the occasion
Mr.. ]. E. johnson, who has lust re-
turned from Lincoln, Neb has been quite
iii. He reports the hail storm of May Isl:
| At Lincoln, as the worst be ever witnessed
the entire surface of the ground.
The choir of the Congregational
church will 70 to Smithton next Saturday
evening where they will give . concert in
conjunction with the Sabbath school n
that point. 1t has been extensively I'D.
vertised in the neighborhood and it is
probable a Large audience will greet the
choir.
Miss Sallie Givans, of Providence, KY;
Miss Ella Owens, of Calhoun; Messrs. Otto
Becksrein and +. NJ. Robb, of Clinton, and
Mr.. ]. ID. Parker are in this city, the guest
of Mrs. Dora Patterson and her sisters the
Misses Emma and Kittie Kidd. on Ken
tucky street. They leave for their separate
homes this evening.
I'm speaking of the "Maids of Honor"
At the May Day festival Wednesday even
ing last, the nzm,s of Miss Lizzie Hampton
omitted. Miss Lizzie hampton Was aitired
in an exquisite dress of white India linen
with yoke ard sleeves made entirely of fine
rick rack. A deep trimming of the same
finished the drapery and this with .
sash and corssge bouquet made up .
handsnme toilet. Miss Lilly Byler wore
dress of white, with bodice of pale pink
satin, and looked charming indeed.
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY.
The young peoples society of the Chris
iau church assembled last Friday night at
Fourth Street. After scriptural reading
and other opening ceremonies, Miss Nettie
Yeater's band controlled q very fine pro-
e II
which were much enjoyed BY the large al:
dience present.
The next meeting of this society will
take place next Friday at the residence of
DIR. Miller, corner of Broadway and La
mine streets.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Miss Lima Spence, who resides two miles
from Fl. Scott, Kan, gave pleasant enter
tainment at her residence last Friday even
ing. 1t was most enjoyably spent by the
guests. with social converse, refreshments,
etc and will be so remembered. There
were present, Miss Loua Bishop, of Day.
ton, Ohio, who, last week, was the guest of
Rev and Mrs. Beattie, of this city. Miss
Mary Stephenson, Miss May Clark, of Fl.
Scott, Miss Bessie Dudgeon, of Kalamazoo,
Michigan, and Messrs. Will Robbins, Will
Mcdonald, and Walter Kent, formerly of
this city.
LADIES SOCIETY.
The ladies' society of the Congregational
church, met at the residence of Mr.. Elmer
Deane, last Friday afternoon, and while not
as large q company as usual were present,
the occasion was pleasant as well g profit
able. The hospitable hostess served light
refreshments, and the company adjourned
without definitely deciding upon the next
place Of meeting. The ladies present were
Mrs. Philip Hahn. Mrs. r. H. Moses, Mrs.