The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-04
SEDALIA.

sEDALIA.
The shadows of crimson and gold fall
en- the naples, ard November with its har-
siDgers of falling nuis AID Grip foosts and
dun grasses, is once more with Us. With
wsmen it means taking up the sitting room
carpet aud packing away the summer
clothes, with men it means Politics, politics
and more politics. On corners, in DWELL
ines, in Offices, in the street, rywhere,
the same refrain, and only with election
returns all in can there be by any pos-ibil-
ity cessatian. Seslskin cloaks, parties
and such little things must give way, and
The one consolation is that there comes a
Christmas, when all things may be made
even.
Mrs. Harry Salmon of Clinton was In
this city last week.
Miss Lula Ostrom, of Clinton, was in
the ely Thursday.
Mrs. John Kimbrcugh, of Clinton,
was in this city last week.
Miss Matte Kennedy has for the pres
emit deferred her visit to Illinois.
Mrs. J. NJ. Has'aip, of Warsaw, Wis.
tied friends in this city last week.
"A Paris caprice is to face cream vel
vet evening bonnets with sealskin.
Miss Fannie Rudy, of this county,
visited friends in Warren burg last week.
Mrs. b. n Brooks, of Wsrrensburg, was
the guest cf Mis-. E. A. Hoffman, last week.
Brown silk plush is again put forth as
splendid substitute" for "real sealskin.
Miss e. p. Hibbs, expected to leave
las, night Tor & visit with friends at c ark.-
vile, Mo.
Mrs. VIM. Paris, Who visited friends
In California, Mo-, last week, returned
home Tuesday.
Small flowers are strung on cords and
used for fringe on ball dresses of tulls,
crepe and silk.
Real asirackaD fur is fl too ex-
ptnsive TO be fashionable save among a
limited number.
Mrs. B. F. Nance returned from visit
with the family Of Col. RockW ood, In Ne
vads, Wednesday.
AS the season advances ostrich feathers
grow more popular, owing 10 their un!v>r-
sal becomingness.
Misses Carrie Young and Anna Hahn
will leave next Thursday fer visit with
frierds al Versailles.
Plush gloves have been introduced as
q prob BIZ rival 10 tie jersey ta,hmere
style so much worn last season.
I'm making up the female form divine
for promenade, padding is carried to an
extent approaching defOrmity.
There are no less than FIVE sewly msr-
ried couple from this city "honey mo ming"
at different points in the cast.
MIR. ard Mrs. Frank Fessenden return
ed from FIVE weeks visit with relatives In
Butler county, Ohio, last night.
Green enamel ear rings representing
four leaf clover are new but green is rather
trying color even in the ears.
Small siz-d soup and dinner plates
are 10 continue in fashion, however much
larger eaters may be disappointed.
Newest wraps are a combination OF
ulster and Newmarket with something in
the way Of buttons that look like targets.
Mrs. Lee, of Vicksburg, who has for
some time been the guest of Mrs. d. H.
Smith, LETT for her home Friday morning.
Mems giov.s for street wear are of
dark brown and red tan, with wide stitch
ing OF the same color or of black on the
backs.
Mrs. John G. Allen passed through
this city last week en- route TO Mcpherson.
Kansas, where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs Deape.
Mrs. F. A. Wann, Mrs. Robert Tanzy
of St. Louis, and Miss Wanu, of Belfast,
Ireland, we're the guests of Mrs. ]. M.
Clute, Friday.
The Chsutauqus society will meet TO-
morrow evening at the office of DIR. Sbep.
herd, when the officers for the ensuing wear
will be elected.
"A hideous novelty in millinery is in
the shape Of long green serpent winding
between the bows in front, coiIed on the
top and showing piercing eyes.
Mr.. Will Young who was the guest of
friends here for few days returned 10 bus
iness and the society of the fair young
ladies of Versatile yesterday morning.
The Methodist church Sewing society
met al the residence of Mrs j. w. Kennedy.
corner of Sixth and Kentucky streets,
Thursday afternoon, with an unusually
large attendance present. The next NJ ct
ing will be at Mrs. DR.. Jones, on Fourth
street.
"A family reunion took place at the
residences of Miss Ella Wilson, corner of
Boonville and Summit streets, FRIDAY.
Four sisters and three brothers and their
families assembled and partook of well