The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-22

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St. Louis, will be married at an earlv day
and take up his future residence in this
city.
The ladies of the Ohio Street Metho-
dist church met at the residence of Mrs. E
j. Smith last Thursday. About sixteen
ladies were present. The next meeting will
take place al the residence of Mrs DIR. Nc
Cluney.
"A surprise party was given in honor OF
Rev. j. NJ. Plannett, last Thursdy n ght, al
his residence in East Sedalia. Some very
handsome silver was presented to The rev.
erend and the occasion was pleasant
throughout.
| Miss Libbie Snedaker has very finely
painted PLAGUE on exhibition at Ferrell's
book store, representing a sweet singer
well known to fame. Il is we'll worth see-
ing, as the countenance of the singer" is
typical of the "voice."
Miss Ida Nelson, of Boonyille, ar
rived yesterday evening, and is the guest
of Miss Isabel Daniel. Miss Ida has
many friends in this city who admire her
sweet face and graceful manner, and her
/ welcome is always hearty one.
The ladies of the Catholic Benevolent
society met at the residence of Mrs. o. Con.
nell last week, but as the meeting was
merely one of business, the next regular
meeting will take place Thursday the oath,
at the residence of Mrs. Pilkington.
The ladies of the Catholic Benevolent
society gave a pleasant dancing party at
the park Thursday night. A large attend
ance and a fine supper were facts worthy
of note also the presence of Rev. Father
Graham, of St. Joseph, and Rev. Father
Murphy, of this city.
| Miss Emma Longsn and Miss Laura
Yeater, of Sedslia, and Mr.. p. g. Walker,
of Pleasant Green, cooper county. were
visiting at DR.. Longan's last week. Misses
Longan and Yeater went from here to In
dependence, where thev will visit friends a
few days.-Holden Enterprise.
Quite a number of young people
assembled at the Park skating rink Friday
night and enjoyed the rollers. Among
these were Misses Minnie Barrett, Mabel
and Gertie Van Camp. Aggie Stewart,
Isabel Daniel, and Messrs. Fred Geunther,
Arthur johnson, G. Rockwell and others.
The Gospel Temperance meeting last
Sunday, at the building corner of Seventh
aud Ohio, was very interesting. Rev
Fuller and others taking part. By inyi.
tation another meeting will take place at
the Congregational church this afternoon.
Rev. A. j. Van Wagner and others will
address the meeting, and there will be
some fine music.
| Conductor Harker, OF the branch, who
has been on the sick list for some time, is,
We are glad to learn, improving quite rap
| idly, and will soon be out again.-Ner-
| sailles Gazette
Conductor Harker is a brother of Miss
Matte Harker, the popular young school
teacher of this city.
The Philharmonic society met last
| Monday evening at the residence of Miss
Hattie Marvin. An unusually large num-
Der of Pc rsons were present and very in
teresting programme was given. The So
ciety is making encouraging progress aud
full attendance of the members is desired
at every meeting. rhe next meeting will
take place to- morrow night week at the
residence of Miss Smalley on Sixth street,
between Lsmine and Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Goodwin, Mr.
Fred Schumacher, of Windsor, Messrs John
Beaton, Harry Beaton, Walter Garrett,
James A. Morton, and Stephens, left last
Tuesday for Southern California. Mr..
Beaton who has long been a resident of
this city has been i'll for some years, and
his physicians think it best for him to find
a more salubrious climate. Mrs Stephens
gave the entire party an elegant farewell
entertainment, which was attended by
some forty individuals. Mrs Stephens and
family, also Mrs. Beaton and her sister ex
pect TO leave tor California also about the
LIST of June.
| Mr. Charles Fleck and Miss Maude
| McVey will be united In marriage to-mor-
row evening at $50 o'clock. The ceremony
will take place at the Catholic church,
after which reception will take place al
the residence of the groom's parents, corner
of third and Brown streets. The bride and
groom will he attended byMr j Kelley. of
Parsons and Miss Rose Haygood, of Kan
sas City. There were no formal invita-
tiOns issued 10 this wedding, as it was im-
possible TO go beyond certain limit In
view OF the large circle OF acquaintance Of
both the parties.
1t will be remembered that when Miss
Dora Ruch, of Davenport, lows, was in this
city last winter, some. kind fried sent her a
"a perfectly lovely owl" which she display
ed with mucn prlue, anu WHICH sne care
fully carried home with her. Her Joy was
not long lived, however, for like many an
other priced pet, the owl turned up lis toes
to the daisies as will be seen by the follow
ing paragraph from Davenport paper:
DIED
April 18th, 1854. at noon, little Tedee, only owl
of Miss Dada Ruch-aged We months.
| ''AIl that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the ieeIest;
All that's sweet was made
To be lost when sweetest"
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Miss Hannah Hill and Conductor
Birchie, of the K & T., will be united in
marriage next Wednesday evening. On
the same evening Miss Anna Belle Nor.
man and conductor Reynolds.of the K. & T.,
will be married. The former marriage will
take place at the Catholic church, where