The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
SEDALIA.

Time slips away with silent pace but the
heart of the great world throbs ON and on,
and though 10 day 10 hardly ours until 'lis
of yesterday, yet events crowd up us and
leave a tracing which death, no. even eter
nifty can destroy. Once more, October
wraps her royal robe of gold and dun and
rimson about her and society shaking OF
be lethsrgy of summer solstice hege;s her
elf with haSty tresds TO her idols Of rich
aiment costly jewels, lavish entertainments
md the wbirl and dissipation Of a new
season. There are weddings snd rumors
Of weddings, there are expenditures which
drive men mad and women desperate, but
not one jot, not one title is yielded In The
demand for economy or reirenchmept
Ycnder is house of mourning, here is
one of gayety and the tide carries us far
ther on the sea of lite and We know there
is God and there is a heaven, and yet In
the ruth and hurry we pause not TO
think until alas, for the pity OF il, tits too
late.
Mrs. w. w. Rhodes, of Franklin, is
visiting in this city.
Miss Glenn, of Kentucky, is the guest
of Judge Halsiead.
Mrs. NJ. T. Strider, of ST. Louis, is the
guest OF Mrs. Geo. Gold.
Miss Sue Frey, Of Lsmine, Mo-, is the
guest of Mrs. j. ID. Conner.
Mrs. Mary Talbot. of Upton, is the
guest of friends in this city.
MIR. ard Mrs Grcsbeck, of Independ-
.nce, were in the city last week.
Rev. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Van Wagner are
expected 10 arrive in this city SOON
"A certain wedding which was TO have
taken place next month is declared off.
Miss Matte Kennedy will lesve next
week for q visit with friends in Illinois.
Mr.. Frank Young, also young John
Hsrtshorn a'e both very i'll with fever.
Miss Helen GAllie will not return to
Cinciunati before the frs. of Nov ember.
MIR. and Mrs. Col. Philips. of Kansas
City, are the guests OF DR.. Trader and fam
lily.
Miss Mary ODonn. II, of this city, re-
ceatly visited Miss Cora Kinney, of Boon
vile.
Miss Carrie English, of Warsaw, was
be guest of friends in this city, last
Wednesday.
Miss Rsa Hart, formerly of High
point, Mo-, is pleasant addition 10 Soda
liza society.
The Sunbeam society will meet at the
residence of Miss Anna Hahn mex: Mon
day evening.
Miss Name Cronin, of California,
has been the guest of friends here during
the past week.
Rev. j. B. Fuller, one of Sfdalia's
most talented pastors, lectured in Warsaw
Thursday evening.
Miss COME Gnndelfiuder, who wss the
guest of friends here, left for her home In
Jefferson City Tuesday.
Miss Jessie McCarkel, of Edwardsville.
Illinois,, is the guest of her cousins, Misses
May and June Cobine.
Mrs NJ. hampton is said 10 be com.
pletely Frustrated by the sudden death CT
h'r promising young son.
Miss Josie Wright NV teaches class
In the art department of the university
every Saturday morning.
Many dressmaker is burning the
midnight oil in the unsuccessful effort Of
getting up tailor made suits
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kuimer, of Los
Angeles California are more in love with
Mr.. Win Whitney has sold his resi-
dence, corner of Tenth and Kentucky, and
will shortly move from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles MesserIy ente,-
!sined several friende 10 honor of Mr. and
sirs Henry Meuschke, "Wednesday even
ing.
. The A. o. L. w, of Boouville, will
give grand supper and ball st the The $ |
plan hall 10 thai city on the evening OF &c |
tober 9th.
MIR. j. d. Cobine and family expect 10
remove to Texas sometime this fall a fac:
which will be regretted by their many
friends here.
Many people are suffering from ma
larisl and typhoid levers. Mr.. VIM.
johnson, who has been dangerously sick, [
is recovering.
Mrs. E. A. Holmes left last Wednes.
day evening for the Cincinnati college of
music, where she will be a student for the
coming winter.
Miss Nellie Ingram had a pleasant
dquick passage across the "big pond" to
lgland, fact which her many friends
II be glad to know.
Mrs. Matte Olmsted aud Mrs Barthe.
ma Dean, of Sedslia, are visiting their Pc
rents, MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Bolen, near this
Gszstte.
Misses Nina and Ross Herrold are the
guests of Miss Belle Herrold. The Misses
Herrold are from Moberly and will soon
AXE up their abode here.
Mrs. George Faulhaber returned yes
erday from an enjoyable visit in st. Louis.
Mr. Faulhaber, who also had been in 81,
Louis. for few days, returned with her. Il