The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-24
SEDALIA.

COMMUNICATIONS 10 Rosa Peatie, society reporter
BAzoo Office, Sedala. Mo.
sEDALIA.
Mis- Belle Herrold is the guest of
friends In WarrenSburg.
MIR. ind Mrs. Frank Bayliss, of PR
.ops, were in The city Friday.
Mis- Loueva Walker, of this city Wis
tied friends in Hannibal, last week.
Miss Beriie Ruby has bepn spending
few days with friends in the country.
Nj Jennie Wefzsl, who resides in the
country IS the guest of friends In this
city.
Prof sud Mrs. Ready handsomely en-
tanned party of friends one evening last
week.
Mrs. H. s. Chsppelear, who has been
visiting RELATIVES in this city has returned
homo.
Quite q number of prominent families
of this city expect TO go to California when
spring opens.
DIR. and Mrs. McCsughey entertained
quite number of guests at very de- eight
iul tea last night.
Several sd liars ATTENDED a meeting
n. -.
and had a very pleasant time.
MIS- Mary N addox, of Warsaw, WHO
has been the guest of her relatives In this
city, left last Friday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H~rdcss lie, who
have been here on their bridal tou. left for
their home in Indianapolis Friday evenine.
Mrs. Anra Felix will, in company with
cousin from CeDlreyiew, go 10 New Or
leans re1t Thursday to attend The Worlds
fair.
-Rumors are travelling of the marriage
of Young lady who resides on East Third
street. also If Two sisters residing on West
Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Msj1r, who
have been the guests of iri,nds here left
for their home in Windsor, Thursday
evening.
Mss Nellie Garth, of Clinton, who hes
heep visiting Der sister, Mrs. Dr. Gray, for
some time past, return ed home Thursday
morning
Miss Bette Heaford, whc Las been
engaged in teechirg school in Appleton for
some time, hrs finished her term, and re-
,urned home last week.
The New OIL. ans excursiorists from
this city have had a most enjoyable time,
and expect to leave the Cresce ut City for
home yesterday evening.
"A very happy little party assembled
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Agree, near
Lamonte, last Tuesday evening. About
sixteen couples were prese0t
Mr.. J. \. Sh2neyfelt, of this city, his
a very complimentary letter of Ell Dorado
springs aud the people there, published IN
ale weekly Democrat of that place.
Mrs Frank Whprton, formerly of this
city, but late Of Kansas, was welded to
Miss Lou Major, OF this vicinity, last
week, and left for the south on a bridal
tour.
Miss Resale Shields, of Columbia. is
reported to be very Ill. Her may friends
In this city will rgret TO learn this as she
is favorite wherever known.
Mr.. Ben Hert and Mrs. Fred Hert who
were guests at the Messerly- Wright wed
ding returned to their home in Californis,
Mo. Wednesday evening, Mrs. Ben Hert
left for the same place yesterday.
Mrs. F. L. Blair ard daught.r, Miss
Maude. who left here Wednesday evening
10 visit relative, Mrs. Cannon, at Union
yille, No., arrived safely but found tie
little child of Mrs. Cannon quite sick.
Otherwise they are having lice time.
The Ladies' Aid society of TIE Congre-
gationsl church had very pleasant meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. II. L. Berry on
Friday afternoon. This society will give
d supper at the same place on next Friday
afternoon, TO which gentlemen will be.in-
vited.
The Sunbeam society OF the Congrega-
tional church met at the residence of Miss
Anna Hahn on Kentucky street last Mon
day evening, and with music and literary
exercises passed delightful evening. The
next meeting takes place at the residence
of Mrs. Fl. L. Berry, on Broadway.
"A large number of young people wer
handsomely entertained at the r, sidence
of Mr.. Wm. Biscomb, corner of Twelfth |
and Kentucky, last Thursday evening. |
Dancing, music, etc, and the partsking of |
most delicately prepared and served re- |
freshments whiled the time away and all |
present pronounced the occasion most sue |
cessful.
The shakespeare club" will meet at |
the residence of DIR. Abel, on Fourth |
street, tomorrow evening. Miss Mary |
Flayen will read an essay, taking as sub |
ject "Portia" Prof. Hickman will read a |
similar essay on "Shylock" Prof. C. c. |
Parker will read the last three acts of the
Merchant of Venice" In the trial scene.
All the members will take part.