The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

Lovers OIL lne unique ds well dS tue ucdu-
iiful will be able 10 find many beautiful
articles for holiday presents this year and
as such the oopurs Can In any direction,
show a close intimacy with the don,e's
tasiss. In ieweIIy there a!e for artists
crayon holuers sae OF god, lhe other silver,
linked to- e. her, one with rubies, The o her
pearls, also mahl sticks for pms wItn
ieweled head, tiny sho. bags attached 10 a
gun Ms pins for gentlemen whc are MINI
rodic In spirit, jeweled inksIaDds for writ
els, sleeve buttons Representing comedy
and tragedy for acl 0rs and uumbeIIC ,olber
costly aud LeauIilul ihts, artistic aud
novel.
Mrs. J. K Merrifeld, of ST. Louis, is
In the city.
WIN. Weyland s1d family NOV 1 to
Bonneville Monday.
Miss Lizzie Houston, of Brownsville,
was IN this Cily last week.
Mrs. w. +. Meyer has returned from
her visit In The Siate capital.
MIR. William Eerlrsm is visiting her
sick daughter in Brownsville.
Mrs. l.. n. Guild and Miss Hattie
Guild will spend to day I'D Dresden.
Miss Lizzie Holly Ielurned from
visit with friends la Warsaw last Thurs
day.
Miss kuma Longan returned yester-
day from a visit with her brother al HoI-
den,
Miss Mamie Yopst and Miss Lizzie
Dobyrs IeturnsG from a visit 10 Clinton
last week.
W. p. aenpon aud lady visil'
Clsrksburg, Tuesday, returning home
"Wednesday.
Misses Anna Seymour and Medora
Cresap, of Nevada, a'e the guests OF Mrs.
ID. A. Clarke.
Mrs. Jas. Glass returned last week
from brief visit with relatives in Bush
nell, Illinois.
Miss Ella Pierce, of GARDEN Ciy,
Kan, is visiting here, guest OF her sister,
Mrs. A. b. Stevenson.
Mrs Hunter, who for the past week mas
been wishing her sister, Mrs. Russell, re-
turned home, tuesday.
Miss Josie Akers, of Ws,Iensburg,
who was the guest of friends here, LETT for
her home Thursday last.
Miss Laura Stearns, who is attending
school here, visited her relatives In Cali
fornia, Mo-, last week.
Mrs. r. Fl. Wright and Mss Maggie
Richardson, of v arsaw, were tae gu ISIS of
friends in th 8 city last week.
MIR. Phil Perry who has been in Ger
many for the past Two years yiDg music
has of lale been located In Vienna Austria.
The Ladies Guild of The Episcopal
church will meet at The residence OF Mis-.
Emmett Harris at o'clock next Wednes-
day.
1t is said that Mrs. Minnie Lawrence
Siegrist is one OF the most beautiful women
in ST. Louis. She is petite and pure
blonde.
The members of The Christian church
gave lea Friday afternoon which was
pronounced most enjoy able by tn, Sc par
taking.
The sewing society of tie Methodist
church will hold a meeting next Thursday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. Chas.
Mclaughlin.
Miss Libbie Snedaker, who recently
went TO Denver, Colorado, writes Inst she
il having most enjoyable Tine with her
sister and other friends.
Mrs. Merse and daughter, Miss Mary,
mother and sister OF Mrs. P. @. Staf1ord.
were guests at the Liggetl-Fowler wedding
last week an ST. Louis.
The FRIENDS of Mr.. Allen ]. Van Wsg-
ner will be glad 10 know that she is now
much Improved in health and there are
strong hopes that she will ultimately re-
cover.
MIR. c. II. Smith, local editor of the
Warsaw Times, wss married 10 Miss Fan
ME Baliipger, of GalIatin, No., last
Wednesday evening. About fifty guests
were present
The Christmas Cantata, which will be
eiveDby ihe Presbyterian church on Christ
mas evening, entitled 'fSanta Claus and
FAMILY" will have as Santa Claus taIen-
ted vile" Mrs. Lucy.
Mrs. Fred Oakley, of Texas, formerly
Miss Laura Bichsel, OF this city, will arrive
here during the week and visit with re,a
lives. Mrs. Oakey brings her five weeks
old babe wi her.
II am just hound TO ride bicycle"
said bright girl the ether day, cor if not
bicycle at least a 'r cycle" and you NAV
look for it, it is bouna 10 CONT in the
spring, ladies all riding tricycles.
Mrs. B. F.. Lyon has la'ely N pre-
sented, by her mother, Mrs. Marvin, who
made il, with lovely lace b. set 1t is
exquisitely appliqued with ros and show
much pains-taSjng care on The part of the
donor.
Miss Julia Smith, prominent singer
of Kansas City, has bcen engaged Ia sing in
the opera of "Pinsfore," which VIII be civ.
en- under the management of Miss Anna NJ.
Allen, in this city.
The society ladies of the city are talk.