The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
SEDALIA.

SEDALlA.
Mrs. A. Mayer vi | 60 to ST. Louis
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Fesss nden are
spending Sunday in Lamonte.
Miss Alice DeHsven is the guest oil
her brother, Co ductor D.Haven.
The Catholic Benevolent Society will
give an entertainment In horOr OF st. Pat
rick.
Mrs. Henry Meuschke returned latt |
nieht from visit with her sister at Cali |
fornis, Mo.
Mrs. Dora Pa'tisou, Marion D,vis ard
s. MeIlheny are spending the S~bbath at
Green Ridge.
Miss Alice Hunt, who was the guest OF
Miss PoliV Newton, left.for her home in
Clinton Tu-d'y.
MIR. sid Mrs. John Meuschke, from
Cole Comp,are spending Sunday with their
son, MrHepry MeuschSe, ON Fourth street
The Lsd;es Society, of the Congr ga
4iopaI church will meet al the residence
OF Mrs. Henry Lamm Friday afternoon.
The "Suub am society" of the COngre
cstional church will met next Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Judge Shirk on
Seventh street.
Mrs. J. Beatiie has just flushed and
presen, ed her brother, Mr.. d. II. Smith,
an elegant table scarf, comm mUiative OF
his birthd-y.
MIR. James .baDiss and wife of Soda
liza, came up We m sd y, accompanied 10y
Miss Minnie Jones, q pretty young LAZY,
aud will visit friends In this city.-Lsmonte
Record.
Mr.. and Mrs s. E. MFggard are the
hsppy Toss. s,ors If bright b-snd new
baby hoV and 70 keep up wi the pr ces-
sion be h already been named Grover
Civ land.
The Oaio street NJ. E. Church Aid
society met at the residence of Mr.. o. III.
Coe. on Poci6c street last Thursday. The
occasion w+s a most pleasant one, and the
sc enhance good.
A resident of this city who attended the
piano recital given by DR.. Mass in ST..
Louis, was very much delighted, and pro
nounced il the finest ard most artistic
work she had ever listened TO.
Mrs. ID. III. Smith exp.cis tn leave
Vicksburg, where she has been visitiug rel
atives Tor the past two months, tomorrow
and will be home some time this week.
MIR. Smith will meet her in st. Louis
uFs
the wedding of their bro her, Walter ard
Miss Nav Clark in Fort Scott last Wednes
day. The wedding was a ve;y pleasant C
cssion, and many handsome presents were
received.
The Shakespeare club will meet
next Thursday night al the residence IF
DIR. AbeIl on Fourth street. Miss Eliza
Johnson will read a brief history OF The
plot and plan OF Othello, end Mr. G. Z
I'arker win read The first three acts.
The d. o. II. celebrated their thirty
ninth anniversary 10 this country last Mon
day nigh; al Germ .nia ball. About twenty
tive coup'es were prerent, and sitter the
regular order of exercises music, 'efresh
mepts and dancing were INDUCED in.
The members of the Congregational
church met at the residence Of Mr.. j. M
Mer;z list Friday night aid spent a very
delightful evening. Tie amusements were
Vocsl and instrumental music, the partak.
ing of refreshments, fortune-ielling by
pslmistry, etc.
Miss Clara Freudenberg, a niece OF
Mrs. Laupheimer, VIII be welded to Mr..
We'll. of Savannah, Ga. Miss Clara is (,
handsome and intelligent young lady, snd
Mr.. Weii is to be congratulated in stcur
Jog her for his wife. The w,dding will:
tske place next Sunday.
Married, IT the residence of the brides
parents, 719 Carroll avenue. Chicago. ILL.,.
February %. 1885, Miss Belle Russell 81
Mr.. A. W. Evans. The bride was former.
" resident of this city, and has many
friends here. The groom is a we'll known
business man of Bay City, Mich.
The lenteu season drags Its slow length
along, that is slow to the wCrldlngs whCss
ideas belong more 10 the flesh pos o
Egypt" than TO "ssckcloth and ashes
but after all there have been a number o
very enjoyable entertainments during the
past week ard there are several more prom
ised for this week.
COMPANY.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 2. Johns, at thei
Seventh street home gave a company
last Tuesday evening. which proved TO b.
most perfect in all its appointments. Mrs
Johns being an exceedingly pleasan
hostess, her Companies" are in consequence
always most enjoyable. Refreshment
were daintily served and the guests par
took with a st complimentary 10 the oc
easion. Among these present were: Prof
and Mrs. Resdy and Miss Dixon, of Mead
Vile, Penn; Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6. Whi:'