The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28


The DAYS pass away, and when the 3swal-
lows hor"eward fly" it is probable the social
circle wi be considerably gayer than it is
at present The record for the week holds
but little and yet that little has suficed and
been most enjoyable for the participants.
The roller skating and the outdoor con
certs filled the vacuum admirably, and
upon the whole it is health and clear
conscience that make US happy anyway,
and not our amusement.
Mr. F B. Meyer will spend to-day at
Sweet Springs.
Miss Lizzie Dobyns visited friends in
Sedalia last week.
Mrs. Milo Blair visited friends in
Boonville last week.
Miss Gussie Shy returned from visit
to Boonville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Skinner have been
spending a few days al Sweet Springs.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney and Miss Eva Cen
ry will return from Sweet Springs tO-mor-
row.
Mrs. A. e. Gordon and daughter Ma
mie returned from a visit with friends al
Booaville last week.
Mrs. F. E. Hoffman spent Friday in
this city and returned the same evening &c
McAllister Springs.
Mrs NJ. V. Meet and her daughter, Miss
friends at Marshall.
Miss Addie Gillian, of Mon,serat
passed through this city on Friday, on hel
way to her home from Sweet Springs.
The dancing school pupils, under di
rectiou of Prof. Shauks, will give another
of then popular soirees next Friday eve
ming.
Miss Mamie Gully, of Sedalia, ha.
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
hilton, in this county for some time
Boonville Topic.
Prof. A. s. Caldwell, Miss Della Cald
we'll and Miss Jessie Ainsworth left thi.
morning for Boise City, Idaho, where the,
vAengage in teaching.
Miss Isabel Daniels, of Sedalia, VIII,
has numerous friends and admirers il
Boonville, is visiting Miss Emma Hayne
in this city.-Boonville Topic.
Misses Ida Baily and Anna May Fox
Of Paris, Mo-, have returned from Colora
do, where they went short time ago, ant
will spend few days at Sweet Springs.
Miss Hattie Marvin and. Miss Ali
Chappelesr returned Thursday from fou
weeks sojourn at Chatauqus and othe
northern resorts, and report an elegxn
time
Miss Corine Mcdonald, of New York
has been the guest of Senator J. H. Walk
er's family for the past week.-Boonvill
Advertiser. Miss Mcdonald is q cousin O
Capt Harry Demuth, in this city.
"A moonlight picnic was given fou
miles north of this city last Thursda
evening, in which q number of Sedalian
participated. The refreshments were fin,
and those present. report delightful N,
The birthday of Mrs Richard Hullau
was celebrated at the residence of he
daughter, Mrs. John Burkharl, last Thurs
day, and quite number of her old friend
were present. 1t was quite surprise I
Mrs Hulland. but none the less enjoyable
The roller skating party at the par
Thursday evening, was largely attended b.
the society people, and much enjoymer
was the result. There were probably fror
one hundred and fifty to two hundred pei
sons present, and the skaters did some 6n
work.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Master Lee Montgomery celebrated th
fourteenth anniversary of his birth la.
Thursday evening by inviting a number {
his mates, girls being excluded, to hi
home on Broadway, where an elegant SUI
per was served, and many merry games il
dulged in. The guests we're Masters Hal
Harris Harry Rnnor (1eo Wilkerao,
Willie Byler, and number of others.
LADIHs' SOCIETY.
AN unusually interesting meeting ",
held BY the Ladies Society of the Congr
gational church last Friday afternoon.
the re-idence of Mrs. Wilbur, who resid
on Washington avenue. Refreshmen
were tastefulIy served, and time passs
away with pleasure ~ we'll - profit II
guests were: Mrs. Al Ridenour, MI