The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-20
NEVADA NEWS.
A Delightful Social Afaair-Other
Items OF General Interest.

cial Correspondence Bazoo.

NEVADA Mo-, Feb Il. 1855.
Last night number of Young iadie, AMI
gentlemen, friends of Mr.. and. Mrs. W.
Brown concluded to storm their pretty re-.
idence Tor the purpose OF ENJOYING pleas
ant evenings entertainment. 1t is needless
To add that their fondest hopes were realiz-
ed, for the surprise party" proved de-
lightful social affair. Mrs. Brown. the
esteemed and popular hostess did her ut
most towards contributing TO her guests
amusement, and right ROYALTY did she
acqait herself. An elegant spread of
delieacies was tighly enjoyed, and the re-
mainder OF the evening was spent in wor-
Shipping at the shrine oil Terpsichor-.
Prof. Phelps. one of the finest musical
artists in the conatry, supplied "sweet mel
odies" for the occasion, which continued i'm
uninterrupted mirth until an early hour
in the morning. The BAzOO reporter
learned that the following ladies and gen.
tlemen enlivened the affair with their pres
ence: Misses Nellie Criminius. Agnes
Neubaner, Lena Armstrong, Nellie Man
heir, Belle Rogers, and Messrs. I.oro New
ers, Fred Breed. Bert Bowman, e. Early,
King McAfie, Omie Heert and Others.
BAzOo OBSERVATIONS.
Miss Cora Barter, the pretty and stylish
daughter of Col. Barter, of the Ledger. will
accompany her father to the press CONVEX
vention at Appleton City. The gallant
young gents of Appleton City will please
make note of this item. Miss Cora is an
excellent journalist herself and deserves to
be elected as an honorary member ot the
association.
Tom Hul.en and Louis Sherman.
couple of Nevada commercial tourists, left
on combination pleasure and business
trip to-day. They will shake their dane
ing feet" at the grand bail masque at EIdu-
RADIO Springs ON Wednesday nj hit.
The sanciuaries of worship were all
we'll attended yesterday, and some splen--
did spiritual advice was offered BY our la-
cal ministers. The Sabbath schools ais,
showed up we'll. Altogether, the Lords
day WAS beautiful, but muddy.
Mr. Chas. S.iefel, OF Kansas City. en-
tertsined his special friend, Mr.. Ed. Mar
win. with some fine chess playing, yes,er-
day. Both these gentlemen c,sim 10 be
southwest Missouri champions.
Mr.. Chat Msltby, Que of the crack sales
men, and standard escort of one of The bellies
OF Nevada, will, on the first day of March.
become an sttachee OF the Famous Cloth
ing house.
Mrs. Judge Montague, of Carthage, No..
is spending couple OF weeks with her
friend Mrs. Capt. H. Mitchell, during her
husbands absence at the present state cap
ital
Lent is being religiouslv observed in this.
city by those whose church prescribes this
sacred formula Of worship.
Capt. Tyler. our boss hard ware merchant.
is Richard himself again, after short con.
inement to the sick bed.
Mrs. Prof Z. A. Phelps has fully recov-
cred frOm her late illness and is once more
able to see her friends.
Mr.. Joe Laupheimer took his dinner at
The Redwood Sunday, and lett for the
south last evening.
Mr. Simon Levy returned from his Sc
lalia visit last night, and is now ready for
business
Bob Wiley doomed up serenely this
morning. He is down here on business.
Mr. III. Greditzer LETT for Chicago last
evening, 70 purchase his new stock