The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21


eommunications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
BkZOo Office, Sedalia. No
Miss Anna Reeves will go to Browns
vile TO day.
Miss Isabel Daniel is sojourniug at
Sweet Springs.
Mis- Katie Van Dye is visiting
friends in kentucky.
Miss Maggie I ylor, of BED Oak, Ia,
is he guest IF Mrs. West.
Mr.. c. c. Parker gave reading at El
Dorado Springs Friday night.
Miss Kate Morton, Of st Louis, is the
guest OF w. 5. Bsker and family.
Mrs. DR.. Soils. who hes heeu very IL!
for some time, is new convalescent.
Miss Minnie Haskins of Wisconsin. is
the guest Of Mrs. j, H. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs A. III Randall returned
from FL Dor do Springs last We k.
Miss Mary Stafford is the guest of her
aunt, Miss Mary Mepse, OF St. Lou S.
Mrs. r. II. Moses AMI chi'd:en leave
for FL Dorado Springs "Wednesday next
Mrs. j. W. Hurst returned from
visit with irieads in California, Mo-, last
week.
Miss Matte kennedy will return this
morn ng from visit with (. lends 1t La
III nte.
Mr.. Fred Hert, OF California, will be
TIE CUES; If Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muschke
20 day.
Mis- james Soy left yesterday for Ell
Dorado Springs, where she will spend a
nth.
Little NJ SIS Buni:n Brown, of Karsas
City, was tie guest of.ielatives in This city
lssi W elk.
Miss Clsrs Better is spending her va
cation with er aunt, Mrs. Dean, at Har-
risonville, No.
Miss Ida Bowman WIS the guest of htr
cousin Miss Fame Kllibrew in Browns
vile last week.
Mrs. Samuel Irwin and Miss Kate Faul-
faber have b en- sIeIding lev days at Fl
Dorado Springs.
Mrs. s NJ. Rogers and Mrs S. Trumt o
were the guess OF Mr.. ii. {. Rogers and
family last week.
MR.. J;mes Watts returned from
visit with Mss Emma Isenhsrt, al Caifor-
MIA, Nc, Tuesday.
Laura ard Fred, will le.ve for Ell Dorpdo
Springs next Tuesday.
Miss Kittie Kidd returned from visit
with friends at Calhoun, Clinton and other
points, We ter5ay morning.
Misses Jennie and Emma Bunce, of
Boonville, who were CUES here, left for
their home last Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien, who has been the
guest of frit nds here, left fer a visit with
friends al Moberiy list week
Miss Sallie CIR ggsby, who was the
guest OF Miss Jennie Hughes, left for h r
home in Pilot Grove last week.
Miss Fife Klinger. who has rem the
guest of MIss Pauline Vogler, left for her
home in California Wednesday.
Mr.. Phil Perry, who has been in Vien-
no, Austris, for Sumo time, udying music
is sper ding the heated term in Bad,
Baden.
Mrs. John Gill, Of Galloway county,
Mrs. j. I. Gill ard Master Rny Gill, of St
Louis, left for the formers home Friday
nlorping.
Mrs E. Ha-sberger, of FINS, Texas, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs DR.. Depp and
OF her mother, Mrs. Lsurer ce Stephens, in
this city.
MIR. Sol King baker ard family, &C.
companied by Mrs. Moses Kipgeb ker, of
Quincy, Ill, Welt to Sweet Springs this
morning.
Mrs. Clara Wigginhoru and sor, Master
Joe, of ST. Louis. sho have been the guests
Of relatives here, left for Galway county
this morning.
Miss Maggie Dial on, of Warensbu-g,
PISSED through this city yes erday. She
WIS en- route to Schell City, where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs. r. I. Miller was expected this
mornipg from Sarat ga, n. Y, where she
has been attending the meeting of the Ma
t.onal Teachers sssocia ion.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bvler, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Trinidad and
o;her po nts in Color do fer some lime, re
turned home last Thursday.
"A lawn party will be given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Lamm by the ladies Of
the Congregational church. next Tuesday.
Cake and cream will be served,
Rev. j. b. Daniel, wife and little daugh.
ter, were in this city last week, the gut SITS
OF Mrs. Daniels mother, Mrs. Blandin
They were en- route 10 Mt. Vernon, Ill.
Mrs. T. F. Dwyer. of St. Louis, who is
the guestof Mrs. Jas. Kelleeher, drew the
elegant CT zy quilt dona Ell by the Ladies
Benevolent society, rafiisd yesterday by
the Sisters of st. Joseph. 1t is worth 500.
"A number of the society people had
picnic at Browns Spring. lat Tuesday. in
honor Of several young ladits who were
guests here, including Miss Machette and
kemper, of Boonv,lie. The OCCASION was a
very pleasant one.
Lawn Tennis, Notwithstanding that it
has been plsyed iu the ca .or the past
seven ye~rs, has still strong hold as
SUNNI gsme, and new clu are being
oil tho