The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-01
SOCIETY NEWS.

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/ Amy items oI Interest suluanie this depart
,ept, from Sesiaha neigh boring places, re-
pec.fuliy solicited. We want a vivacious, active
nj ehsery lady correspondent ia oil the neighbog-
| az towns tributary 10 Sedah,- Address all such
saa Ma aicatons 20 Rosa sesrle, society reporter,
! s4zoo of6se, Sesialia- Ne.
While the society department is al
WAYS open to announcement OF church and
ether entertainments, when il Is to he con-
sidered in the lighu of news, vet, it will be
we'll to rs"lem ber that In no instance can
it be made an advertising medium. Ii is a
common practice to send such news with
prices of sdmission, etc but the common
sense Of tine public must readily compre-
bend its utter dissonance to the rules Of q
we'll regulated newspaper. Hereafter those
seEding snch items will not ieel hurt II
prices Of admission are omitted.
sEDALIA.
Mrs. John Bradley, of Clinton. was in
this city last week.
Mrs. A. X. Easton 10 spending few
days with friends in st. Louis.
DR. Chiffon and wife, of Montrose, are
visiting relatives in this county.
Mr. Chas. Mcconnell, of Brownsville,
was IN this city the first of the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryson Brown visited
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. SNYDER, Of Clinton
last week
Miss lille Hall and Miss Allie Chap
pe'ear, returned from their visi. to Clinton
the 6rst of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. M. Young leave to-
morrow for Parsons, Kansas, where they
will pernane nily reside.
The Children's Heather mission Will
give public entertainment next Sunday,
ut the Christian church.
Miss Sallie Browning spent last
Tuesday with the family of Mr.. U. p.
Hibbs On Seventh street.
Mr.. p. III. Mead, formerly of this city,
assisted BY his accomplished wife, is run
ming the st. James hotel in Kansas City.
Mr.. John Roberts and daughter, Neal,
whs were the gYss.s of Mrs. A. V. ROrer,
left for their home in Louisville, Kentucky
last Monday.
The Ysuug Peoples society of the
Christian church will meet next Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. VIM. Bard,
q Fourth street.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet next Tuesday, at the
study of the Christian church on Sixth
and Warrington avenue
Miss Olivia Barton, the promising
young elocutionist of Jefferson City. gave
a NEST enjoyable entertainment al Smiths
hall. last Friday evening.
Miss Oracle Miller, Of this city, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Pere-
field, of Moberly, Mo-, returned home On
yesterday evenings train.
Rev. j. A. Quarels and wife, who were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Roper,
snd other friends, left for their home in
Lexington. No., last Monday.
The family of Rev. Miller arrived in
this city last Thursday, and have gone 10
house keeping near the corner of Fourth
and Montgomery, in East Sedalia.
Miss Jennie Chesthsm, of Wsverly,
VINO has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs ].
Montgomery, on seventh street, left for
Washington, Mo-, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Engineer Brown,
did not return to this city last Sunday ~
was announced, from Hot Springs, but will
leave that point for this city May let.
The young peoples society of the
Christian church met last Friday evening
at the residence of w. w Herrold, on
Fifth street, and enjoyed q very pleasant
meeting.
Mr.. John Trusx and family, of War
saw, will SION take up their residence n
This city, q a handsome residence is being
erected Tor their occupancy, just south OF
Broadway.
Mrs. Jennie Hicks, the popular
editress, who successfully created. the Sat-
urday Evening Herald, Of Kansas City. 10
now engaged as society editress Of Tie
"Aodern Argo."
"A very handsomely gotten up card Of
invitation has been received BY the BAsoo
to attend the sixth annual entertainment
of the Stock Yard club u the Allerton
house, National stock yards, Illinois, next
F iday evening, May 4th. 1883.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give "May Festival at Germania,
hall, next Tuesday evening, May 1st. One
of the special features will be voting for
the May Queen" And as there viii BE-
many candidates, the contest will no doubt
sic and refreshments, and good time u
anticipated.
"A very pleasant hop was held last
Tuesday evening. in the dining room of the
Avenue hotel. 1t was given in honor Of
two very charming and popular yeung lady
visitors, Miss Fannie Eppstein, Of Boon
vile, No., ard Mics Cora Given, OF Dem
yer, Colorado. 1t was attended BY quite .
pumber of our resident young ladies and.
gents and many visitors, each and every
one enjoying the occasion very much.-Hot
Springs, Arkansas Horseshoe.