The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-29
LA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, JANUARY 90 1884.

oath, by the railroad boys, of Moberly.
McCrsy's Trio was engaged to furnish
music
-Belmar-King- Msrried, on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 22d, by Rev. j. III. Cox, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John King. Mr.. Leslie A Belmar to
Mass Addie w. King, all OF this city.
The handsome new residence Of Mr..
William Robertson on Myra street was the
scene of q briliisnt entertainment last
night. 1t was The birthday of Mrs. Rob
many handsome presents.
The year that numbers one in four,
and gives to the fair their highest social
privileges, was celebrated Tuesday night,
by the young ladies of our Magic city who
gave a Lesp Year ball IN a style to prove
that Time, in his rolling rush, will never
find them lsgging. Elegance. business
tact, courtesy, harmony, largeness OF re-
source and successful application of means,
were ali displayed, and showed that the
rising woman is onward bound In the rapid
march of human progress.
CLIFTON
The Clinton social club will give an
other dance next Thursday evening.
Frank burst, well knows Clinton
young gentleman, is visiting his mother
ard many friends. He is employed on the
Parsons division of the NJ. X. Il T., and is
taking a brief rest.
Mrs. Harper, OF Calhoun visited Mrs.
Keller. of MonIrose, last week. Mrs. Har-
per Is the mother of John and Samuel
Harper, of Calhoun Mrs. Nancy Lindsay
of Clinton. visited Mrs. Keller. of Montrose
on January 18th.
Mrs. Carrie Stone and Mrs. Rog
will leave next week Tor Austin, Teas.
Mrs Stone goes TO look after her late nus
bands business in that state, and Mrs. X
who is in delicate health, will make an ex-
tended visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Thornton.
Curtis Given returned home last wee
from nine months soiourn in Potsdam
and Auburn, New York, and other eastern
cities He was completing his studies in
the art Of making India ink and water
color portraits, in which he became quite
proficient Nature has endowed him with
an arii,fs gift, and the young man is de-
CALIFORNIA.
Miss frankie Martin returned from her
Miami trip Tuesday:
Moses p. Bruce and Miss Purnie Bruce
were in California Tuesday on their return
from Burrus Fork, whence they had &C
Mr.. John Puget and bride.
The Leap Year Ball at Sarman's hall
Thursday night was a decided success.
The management was entirely In the hands
Of the young ladies and everything of the
minulest detail was looked after so we'll
that they deserve great credit. Promptly
at 8 o'clock p. M, the young ladies to the
number Of sixteen made their appearance
at Sarmsn's hall, each leading as u will
ling captive one OF Californa's modest and
youths. Excellent music wes
furnished by Prof. Hugelman's band.
VERSAILLES.
The Leap Year ball was given at the
court house Friday night.
Miss Ida Vaughn returned last week
from a three months visit to friends and
relatives at Linn, No.
Miss Annie Briscoe left last Monday
for Lexington to attend school. Her mother
accompanied her.
Mrs. Annie Bradbury, OF Jefferson
City, is in the city visiting the family of
Judge James :. ThursIon. She will remain
several weeks.
Circuit Clerk McNair received the sad
last Monday, OF the death of
one of his sister, Mrs. Hume, at High
Point. Mr.. McNair went to his sisters
home at once, and remained until after the
burial.
Joseph Gattermeyer and family,
Cove, Miller county, arrived in the city
last Tuesday to attend the marriage of
David Duff aud Miss Lena Gattermeyer,
which was solemized at the residence of the
brides father, Matthias Gattermeyer, seven
miles west Of Versailles on Wednesday.