The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-29

Reading, "Charley McChree," by Miss
Lutte Davidson, OF Butler
Vocal solo, "King's Champion" by Prof
Eppst-in.
Instrumental solo. Prof Baerman, pi-
anist.
| Then followed the main feature of the
evenings entertainment, atrial by Jury,"
with the following cast of characters: De-
fendant, f. Bowman, OF Nevada; Counsel
H. Trowbridge; Usher, J. w. Fowler;
Plaintiff, Miss Sallie Allen; Clerk, Robt.
Manley; Bridesmaids, Mrs. Hackney, Mrs.
Dallas, Misses LeOna Lane, Emma Lane,
Laura Biauchart, Josie Sane, Daisy Shan
non, and Julia Carr; Jury, 3. Christian,
foreman; u. A. Dunn and Mr.. Carr.
| The entertainment all through was very
good. Those who deserve mention i'm the
first part OF the programme are, j. w.
Fowler, delivering his vocal solo, 80, Fair
Dove, D, Fond Dove" in deep. rich pro-
fundO. Leap for Life" was delivered by
Miss Emma Lane in that enthusiastic
declamatory manner, that showed her to be
an eiocutionist of no ordinary ability.
Charley McChree," a by Miss Lutte
Davidson, OF Butler. Was received with
great applause, which showed that
her eior. was thoroughly APP
A vocal solo by Professor Epstein, was
ably rendered and was received with con-
siderable applause and qualification.
The parts in Trial by jury" we've all
well sustained, and the entertainment gave
general satisfaction.
] OF course there is never an occasion of
this nature that please entirely every one,
and this was no exception. There were
probably one or two who did not appreci-
ate ii, rs their public notice of the affair
| indicates However it only shows them to
be naturally devoid of that cultured refine
ment and educated literary taste necessary
| to enable them to appreciate anything in
the higher order of literature and art.
The entertainment was followed by
grand bail, the follwers of TepsichOre re-
manning 10 trip the light fantastic and pass
| through the mystic maze to bewitching
| strains of music until late hour, when all
went home feeling happy over the amuse-
ments of the evening.
The electric city was represented by Il.
W. Guerdon. p. ]. Jewets, T. E. Steele, E.
A. Ewing, Lew z. Daniels, Miss Ida Wood
and Mrs. Fannie Teft
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES.
Sheriff Hanks, of Butler, was in town
| o-day.
R ]. Stanks, county clerk, was in the
city to-day.
Gus Rnf went to Fort Scott yesterday
to attend the races
M. F. McGinnis, was one of the Arcade
arrivals Yesterday.
j. F. Boyd, of Butler, was in the city
yesterday afternoon.
w. P. Morgan, Of Nevada, was regis
tered at the Arcade yesterday.
Miss Liz ie Allen has returned from
her visit 10 Laavenworth.
F. s. Whitmore, of Pittsburg, Pa, was
at the Talmage house yesterday.
s. NJ. Vancleave and wife, of Kansas
City, were in the Hill, yesterday.
p. L. Lampkin, of Prescott, Kansas.
was registered at the Arcade yesterday.
Miss Pound, of FredOnia, Kansas, Is
in the city, visiting her sister, Mrs. Hite.
j. Jamison, road master on the L. IS.
division OF the Pacific, was in town yes
terday.
"A. E. Beatty and wife left, Thursday,
for Virginia, on visit to friends and rela-
tives.
ID. o. Deacon, of Butler, was in the
city Thursday, and attended the hop in
the evening.
j. o Picard, of Kansas City, was reg
istered at the Talmage yesterday.
R. E. Allen, one of our popular dry
goods merchants, is travelling in Southern
Missouri.
w. J. Streator and wife, of Cleveland,
Ohio, are in the city, the guests OF their
niece, Mrs. Geo. Templeton.
Col. Finnicum, of GAINESVILLE, Kas.
was in the city yesterday. From appear
ances it would be presumed that he was on
little private holiday picnic excursion.
OUR INTERROGATIvEs ARE:
If the laundry business is no, looming
up on the east side?
Who gave Will Blankenship that "aw-
full" bouquet the other day?
How many impressions" a certain
would-be masher made at the dance last
evening?
If that array of pedal extremeties on the
stairway banisters Wednesday evening was
not rather ame-ing?
If certain gentleman enjoyed that re-
served seat he refused to give up to the
proper owner at "Trial by jury"
If it is demonstration of great piety
for one minister to get awfully hot at an
other at a public gathering End try to rule
him out of speech?
Eminent Dr.. j. j. Caldwell, Balti-
more. Md,
States: III have used Oolden's LIQUID
Beef Tonic largely in debility, tebrle, and
,.Iy,,osGs diaenses and have fonnI - o,n of