The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-01
SEDALIA,

Mrs. Campbell McFarlape will go to
Sweet Springs for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs Will Latour returned
from Sweet Springs yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Messerly are spend
ing Sunday at Sweet Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. T. Brown are
spending Sunday at Sweet Springs.
-Mai. Dowland, OF Fort Scott, is greet
ing old friends in this city to-day.
Miss Carrie Roper, who spent the win
ter in Michigan is again in The city.
MIR. and Mrs, r. F. Dalton, of War
rensburg, were in the city last week.
Miss Sadie Allen, from near Fort
Leavenworth, was in this city Friday.
Mrs. Captain Paff is the guest of rel
atiyes here and will spend the summer.
Misses Jennie Ba,ierton and Mamie
DeMuth were guests al Sweet Springs last
week.
Miss Mary Flaven will spend a part
of the summer 10 Chicago and among the
northern lakes.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs Geo. P. B. Jackson left for Sweet
Springs yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Beck came home from
Sweet springs Yesterday, where he had
been taking in the ball.
Mrs. F. w. Parsons and daughter. and
Misses Browder and Stevenson, OF Califor-
MIA, Mo-, were in this city Friday.
Miss Florence Hagar and her friend,
Miss Linda Cundiff, of St. Joseph, return
ed from Sweet Springs yesterday.
Miss Anna Allen left for Pennesylva-
MIA last Tuesday. She will spend her va
cation in the study of music at Boston.
Miss Stella Montgomery, daughter OF
Mr.. J. A. Montgon cry, returned from a
visit with Warrensburg relatives yester-
day.
Mrs. Russell Jennings entertained 9
few of her intimste friends with very
handsomely served tea Wednesday after.
noon.
The congregational society of ladie:
held their weekly sewing party at the resi-
derce of Mrs. E. w. Sinclair Friday after
noon.
Miss Mary Flaven and Alice Rey
nolds of this city, attended the State Teach
ers' association meeting held at Swee
Springs last week.
The Congregational church people VIII,
pic-nicked at Windsor last Thursday
speak in the highest terms of the courtes.
and attention shown them by the citizen:
Mrs. c. E. Leonard, of Bellaire, am
Mrs. Arthur Nelson, of Boonville, passes
through this city yesterday, en-route I,
Sweet Springs. They will remain few
weeks.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, president of tn
VIC. T. Z. passed through this city from
Sweet Springs yesterday. She was en-rout
to Warrensburg where she will make a
address to-day.
MIR. Harry Warrington, representa-
Mason, Campbell & Co., glove nlanufac
turers of Johnstown, New York, was shsk
ing hands with his many Sedelia friend
yesterday.
Miss Ida Bailey, of Monroe City
passed through this city yesterday en-rout
to Sweet Springs. Miss Bailey is an intel
ligent and popular young lady and he
friends will accord her hearty welcom,
Senator Vests cottage at Swes
Springs is large and roomy, with blind
and everything to complete perfect home
II is situated on the slight elevation direct
ly above the spring and is painted a slat
gray. 1t is nearly ready for occupancy.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will celebrate the Fourth of Jul
at the court house square. Cake and iC
cream will be served. The company wi
be entertained by music, fire works ct
Programme begins at 6 p. m.
"A large number of young people
Sedalia met at the Ohio Street M.
church last Sunday afternoon and listene
TO an interesting address by Mrs. Clard
after which temperance organization W;
formed under the name of 1.-THE Tempe
ance Cadets" The following were electe
officers:
President, Mrs. Jones; secretary, Nh
w. F. Henry treasurer, Ernie Faulhabel
musical director, Mrs. Hardcsstle. tt
next meeting will be held in the Oh
St-eet NJ. E. church this evening at
o'clock.
The young ladies of the city conten
plate giving a grand concert a. the ope
house, in the near future, for the benefit
the First Presbyterian church. A nov
feature of the concert will be an orchest
composed of ladies.
The "Baby fair" at the park last Fl
dav evening, given for the benefit of 4
reading room, was well attended, the 1
freshments exceedingly choice and plent
full, the babies beautiful, few of the mot
ers angry, few of them pleased, {
Judges in fear of wrath to come" and be
of all, nearly two hundred dollars resliz
for worthy cause.
st john day was most ehjoyat
celebrated at the park last Thursday mig
by Sedalia lodge No. 236 and the Gran
lodge No. 272, Masons. Music, both voc