The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-16

I'M from SedaIia or neigh boring places, are re-
snectfuIIy solicited We want vivacious, active
me towns tributary to Sedalia. Address all such
communications to Ross Pearie, society reporter,
Rasoo ONCE. Sedalia. MOL
Among the events of the week already
given to the public was the dress party
given at the Park hotel by number
of the society people, and the McKean-Hous.
ton and Belding-Tewmeyw weddings All OF
these were noticeable, particularly the Nc
Kean wedding, which was unusually ele-
CANT.
Miss Rose Besley returned from St.
Louis last night.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Barlow leave for
Texas this morning.
Miss Julia Stock returned from trip !
to ST. Louis last week.
Mrs H. G. jackson returned from
Jacksonville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Simmons spent
last Sunday in Lamonte.
Miss Allie Dugan returned from st.
Louis Yesterday evening.
Mrs. John Russell returned from St.
Louis Yesterday evening.
Mrs. Dr. Msjor returned from a two
weeks visit with friends in Kansas last
Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Hughes and Leo Blake
more attended the Mite society at Hughes
willie, Friday evening last,
Miss Lizzie Whitney returned from
Quincy, Illinois last week, where she had
been spending the summer.
Mrs. Mary E. Talbot, of Sedalia, was
here this week visiting her daughter Mrs.
J. w. Marsh.-Tipton Times.
Misses Corinne Mcdonald and Mamie
Denuth. are the guests OF Mrs. Lottie
Hutchinson at Hughesyille.
Miss Anna Devlin left last Thursday
for that great musical center, Cincinnati,
Ohio. where she will attend the college of
music.
Judge Givans arrived in this city from
ST. Louis Yesterday morning, and with
Mrs. Givans is spending Sunday with the
family of Rev. Jackson.
Mr.. C. C.. Parker has met with remark
able success in his new field of elocution,
be having already secured twenty five pu-
pills, with the promise of many more.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Byler and Miss Hattie Manr
in spent last Sunday with Mrs. Lo,ta-
Hu,chison al Hughesville and In company
with her, attended DR.. Lscy's church.
DIR. and Mrs. c. James, who were late.
" married 1t Bunceton, Mo-, after pleas.
ant visit with friends in St. Louis and Chi.
cage, are at present in Litch6eld, Iii.
Miss Emma Allison, one of Boonville's
fairest daughters, who has been visiting
friends in the Gem City, left this morning
for Sedalia.-Nevada Democrat.
Miss Addie Edgar, pleasant young
lady who has been the guest of Miss Mat
tie Kennedy in this city, leo yesterday
morning Tor her home in Boonville.
The Methodist Church Sewing society
will meet at the residence of Mrs. Lee Por-
ter, about one mile and a half north OF this
city, during the coming week if the weather
should be suitable.
Mrs. n. Rhenish who has been the
guest of her sitter Mrs. ID. T. Hartshorn,
LEI; yesterday morning for Texas. She Was
accompanied BY her niece. Miss Emma
Marvin.
The mite society of the Episcopal
church met at the residence of Mr.. 10.
seph Bowers, at Hughesvilie. last Friday
evening. A number was present from this
city and quite pleasant time was had.
The Womans Missionary society held
its annual meeting at the Methodist church
study, Friday and elected its officers for the
ensuing wear. Mrs. J Rippey was elected
president, Mesdames HeatOn and ReibeI
vice presidents.
The reading room is contemplating thu
giving of social entitled "Three Scor'
Years and Ten," soon. A meeting wa.
held to locate the time, but owing to tn,
weather but few were present, and it hal
not yet been definitely decided.
The dancing club met at the park II
usual last Friday night, and had q very
large attendance-probably twenty-five
couples being present. Several partie
and the occasion was made very pleasant
The executive committee of this club ar
making arrangements to give a select par
ty, which will probably tako place mex
Wednesday night.
Miss Maggie Kinney, the younges
daughter of Capt Joe Kinney, of Boonville
was united in marriage to Mr.. s. w. Rave
mel, the able editor of the Boonville Adver
tiser, last Wednesday. The wedding was
quiet one but the newly married were mad
the recipients of many elegant presents
Miss Maggie has many acquaintances il
this city, who will wish herself and tn
man of her choice peace, plenty and pros
perity.
CHURCH soCIALs
The Episcopalian folks gave church SO
ciable 1t the residence of Mr.. A. P. Norey
last Tuesday night, which was very pleas
ant. The refreshments were choice, an