The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-25

the reyel AID the ToUt has been necessarily
abridged. A number of plrasursble affairs,
however, will take place after Easter, ard
ii is Just possible that he slight intsrmiS-
sion mentioned will but serve TO add zrst
TO this enjoyment of those who take an &C
tive part in such scenes, for
Good society may be good,
But many times we find 4 so
Thai even sinners would br shocked
Did thu the "uPper-iendom' know
sEDALIA.
Mrs. {. F. Short, Of Texas, is the guest
of relatives in the city.
Miss Laura Owen, pretty young lady
OF Clinton, spent yesterday in this city.
1t is said Mr.. ard Mrs. John Kulmer
viii shortly remove to Washington Terri
tory.
Mr.. ard Mrs. +. Hoover, Of Wind
scr. spent FRIDAY as the guest of friend, In
this city.
Misses Sallie Chipley and Ella Files,
o; La Monte, were in this city the first OF
the week.
Mrs. John stark returned yesterday
from an extended visit with relatives In
Kentucky.
Mrs. A Mayer returned last Tuesday
from st. Louis, where she had most de-
lighted visit.
Mrs Z H. Grace OF DeSo;o, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Dunlap,
near this city
Mr.. Rich ard Menifee and Miss Fannie
Cheatam were united In marriage Wednes
day evening last.
Miss Hodgekiss has taken the place OF
Miss Alice Chappelear, resigned, in 'hr
Broadway school.
Mrs c. q. Taylor and Mrs. Will Eel
lows are spending SunGsy with friends
xesr Green Ridge.
Mrs. Il. w Mason, of lockwood. is
the guest of her relatives, Esq. Mason
family in East Sedslis.
Mrs f. J. Porter, who was the guest Of
friends In this city, left for her home in
California, Mo, last Tuesday
1t is rumored by several knowi one
tn at promising young OHIO street uphoi
s:erer will wed a South Sedalia bell il
April.
Miss Mamie King much to the regret
OF many friends, is suffering from an ATTACK
OF illness at her boarding house on Thur
street
Young Eiearor Murray, who has been
III for a long time, is once more able l.
walk about, and will no doubt soon fuliN
recover.
Mrs Fannie Lemmert, who has breI
the guest of her relatives, the family uf
n Daily, Left for her home in Fort Dodge,
Kss., last Friday.
The members Of the Congregational
church will hold one of their fortnight V
socisls at the residence OF Mr.. H L. Berry
next Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. K. Stewart had severe fall
LAST week, Which has Amos; rendered her
helpless. Little Miss Opal Stewar; has again
recovered her health.
Mrs. Mitchum, who had the misfor
tlre to break limb some time ago, is
getting along nicely and will probably soon
De able TO get out again.
Miss Mamie Brown, who ha, been the
guest of her relatives, Mrs Frank Houston
and Mrs. Will Beitler, ief: for her home H.
81. Louis Friday morning.
DIR. j. W. Trader gave an interesting
aud comprehensive lecture trid4y aft-r
aoon, to the pupils of the Broadway sem
mary. His subject was Hygiene"
Mrs. Geo Diehl, of Texas, who has
Been very dangerously Ill at the res derce
OF her sister, Mrs. Murray, on Sixth street,
was said 10 be much improved yesterday.
-Rey. III. G. Jackson will leave for
Glasgow this evening. Mrs. Jackson aud
the other members of the family will leave
tomorrow or Tuesday for the same point.
AT the residence of David Ramsey,
Thursday evening. a party was given in
honor of Miss Mamie AcCarty. which
proved very enjoyable to quite a number
Of guests.
Mrs. John Corey will leave tomorrow
for Warrensburg. where her sister, Mrs
Missouri Sullivan, is at present quite i'll.
II In condition TO be moved Mrs Corey
will bring Mrs. Sullivan home with her.
Mrs. Bowers spent last week with her
friend, Mrs. U. p Hibbs, and while there
DIR. Foster, of the Episcopal church, per.
formed the Baptismal rite for the infant
child OF Mrs Bowers, in the presence of
few friends.
Mrs. George Gold, and her two young
est children, Hattie and Lennie, will leave
for Columbus, ChillIcothe and other points
Ia Ohio, next Wednesday morning where
she will spend the next six weeks with reia-
tives and friends.
"A surprise party given at the residence
of Mrs. Rnggles, in honor Of her daughter
Miss Helen, last Wednesday night, proved
to be delightful psstime TO the assembled
guests, as well as the young hostess, and
will be so remembered.
"A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence of Mrs. George L.
Hsrdcastle last Wednesday evening. Miss