The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
SEDALIA,

Mrs. Z. j. Piper visited trends In
Lamonte last week.
Mrs. James Smith visited Mrs. George
C.. Rice in Lamonte last week.
Mrs S. c. Gold and children returned
from visit to Ohio Friday last.
Mrs. Dee Reese, OF Warsaw, was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Judge Shirk, last
week.
Mrs. 7. T. Clifford and children have
gone on a northern trip and expect to re-
main some time.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross, Mr.. F. E. Hoffman,
Rev. Meade and several other Sedalisns
will spend to-day at Sweet Springs.
Miss Sadie Ballou, of Zinesville,
Ohio, arrived yesterday and is the guest OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Price.
Misses Bertha and Mary Simmons, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are the guests OF their
relatives, Messrs. James and Chas. w. Sim
mons.
Mrs. C. E. Messerly, who has been the
guest of relatives in Springfield for fort
night, will return to this city tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Louder and Mrs. Buckner, of
Hannibal, who have been the guests OF Mr..
Newland, left for their home Friday even
ing.
Mr. Gus Avery, of Clinton, who is now
in England, speaks of going TO hear the
great Spurgeon and says he reminds him
somewhat of Rev. ID. Z. Brown, of Sedalia.
Miss Lizzie O'Brian. a handsome
young lady of Boonville, is the guest of
Misses Mabel and b. ssie Green, on Seventh
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Mrs. Will Mellor, the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. J. II. Durham leaves for a visit
with her brother, Mr.. 7. W. Dickerson.
near Brownsville this morning. Miss
Sallie Durham aud Master Johnnie Dur
ham left for the same place yesterday even
ing. They will remain one week.
Col. A. d. Jayues and family, Or. Jno.
Trader and Miss Hattie Belle Trader left
on a special train last Thursday for Min
pesota and other points in the north and
northwest. They expect to remain until
September.
The Y ,ung Ladies' society of the Bap.
fist church will give moonlight social at
the residence of Mr.. J. ID. Crawford in the
southern part of the city next Thursday
evening. They are making careful p.epa-
rations for it.
"A grand ball will be given at Sweet
Springs, on the evening of Friday, August
LIST. There will also be ball for the chill
dren Friday evening, August 9Th. An en-
deavor will be made 10 render these affairs
unusually enjoyable.
p. B. Dix and family left on Monday
for Sedalis, which place they intend to
make their future home. They had host
of friends in Lamar who were sorry to see
them leave, and hope ere long to welcome
them back.-Lamsr Democrat.
Mrs. A. Marvin entertained party of
friends at her pleasant residence, corner
of Seventh and Massachusetts,, Thursday
evening, in honor of Mrs. Emmett Philips,
of Kansas City. Mrs. John Montgomery
also gave a pleasant tea last Friday In
honor of the above lady.
Misses Isabel Daniel, Eva Gentry and
Della Hardcsstle are having an elegant
time at Sweet Springs. They are said to be
great bellies and excite much admiration
among the gentlemen. They lately ap.
peared in some becoming toilets which
were odd as well as lovely.
Mrs. Judge Levens, of Seventh
street, entertained a few friends Friday
evening, in honor OF Mrs. Abitl Leonard,
of Mount Leonard, who is at present the
guests OF relatives in this city. The guests
were Mrs. Leonard, DR.. and Mrs. Depp,
Judge and Mrs. Shirk and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Perry.
The w. c. T. O., met at the Christian
church last Tuesday with eight members
present. Mrs. Mat Zener acted as presi-
dent. A motion was put By Mrs. Callie
Hardcastle, the treasurer of the Union, to
publish full account of the expenses
and amounts taken in during the late
State convention held in this city. The
motion wss carried and this will be done
as soon AS the finance committee on pro.
grammes and the lunch room committee
hand in their reports.
A pleasant social party was given by
Miss Sallie Durham and her brothers,
Arthur and Charley, last Friday night at
the family residence on Seventh street.
Quite a number of young people were
present and most enjoyable time was the
result. Refreshments of cake, fruits, etc.
were abundantly served. Among the
guests were: Misses Mamie Nichols,
Emma Biscomb, Neelie Clark, and Messrs.
James Biscomb, Bert Gerard and others.
sed soc
The friends of Mr.. J. J. Lowery and
his estimable wife, residing two miles north |
of this city, will be glad to learn that they
are at present entertaining lovely little |
lady, who is only eleven days old but who |
has made that the happiest household in |
Pettis county by her arrival. Mr.. and |
Mrs Lowery have been married eleven
years and as this is the first time they have
worn the proud distinction of being called |
"papa" and mamma" their Joy can be
imagined. The little one has been named
Maude Ethel.
TEAS.
Mrs. P. a. Stafford gave a small tea /
yesterday evening TO d few friends, in honor |
of Mrs. Gibson, of st. Louis. The affair
was we'll arranged. The tea was carefully /
served by the pleasant hostess and not
the heat, all had an enjoya-
BILE time. The guests were Mrs. L. N. !
Guild, Mrs. A. w. Perry, Mrs. Fred