The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-20


and CHEEKY lady correspondent in ell the neighbor.
I M towns tributary to sedalia. Address all such
communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
kkzoo effce, Sedalia, Mo.
Society msttsrs this week are few and
far between. The strocious weather, the
general depression and the letbargy which
usually attends the season Just after the
holidays are all TO blame, and rs q solace
we can oily hope that brighter days and
brighter times will bring with them q
brig Inter social record.
sEDALIA.
Mrs Jack Patterson visited friends in
Parsons last week.
Miss Ella Collins, of Clifton, was in
this city last week.
Mrs. B. F. Hart, of Brownsville, visited
friends in this city last week.
Miss Cora Plant, of Boonville, spent
last week with Ms. Milo Blair in this
city.
Mrs Martha Gibson, late of Kansas
City, has again gone TO housekeeping 40
this city.
MIR. and Mrs. L. d. Pulley, who have
been visiting friends here, left for their
home last week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ringer and little daughter
Lora, OF Eldorsdo Springs, are the guests
of Mrs. james Story.
Mrs ii. G. Kerr, who hes been the
guest of relatives in this city, will leave for
Chicago, this evening.
Mrs. Nancy Griffin, of Pueblo, Col,
who was the guest of friends here, LETT We'd
nesday for La Monte.
Little Mark Daniels, who was taken
very sick few days since, was reported
some better yesterday.
-Nollie Belcher, of Pleasant Hill, is
the guest of Mrs. Fl. NJ. Bohannsn, on
Eleventh and Wagner street.
MIR. Thomas Kehoe was suffering from
an attack OF illness yesterday and was not
able to attend TO business.
Mrs. j. w. Patterson and Mrs. J.. o.
Davis and son, of Denver, Col, were tb,
guests OF friends in this city last week.
Mrs. John Kulmer writes from Los
Angeles, Cal. that the climste is delightful
and already fresh vegetables are in the
market.
Miss Will Symington, of Pleasant
Hill, had the misfortune to break some of
abe bones OF her wrist last week, by fall
ing upon the ice.
Sam and Sophia Kingsbaker will leave
tomorrow for a visit In Quincy, ILL.,. OF
tumwa, lows, and Chicago. They viii be
gone about two weeks.
Miss Anna Kaiser is the puest of
friends in Fort Scott She is accom- panied
by her cousin. Miss Maggie HiIlswick. ot
Illinois, who has been her guest.
Miss Aggie Burt of this city left YES.
terjsy morning for st. Joseph, Mo, where
she will visit with Nv. and Mrs. E. B. Bur.
rows, well known in this city.
Mrs. G. G. Hardcastle has been an
pois'ed delega;e to the district conyen-
tim, w. C. Z. u TO be held at MsubalI
the Both and 3lst of the present month.
Mr., Frank Hardcsstle who is 10 b.
W lded 10 Miss May Brown, at her resi-.
delce in Indianapolis on The 4th of
month, viii probably locate in tfat civ
after his marriage.
The ladies aid society of ,be First
Baptist church gave an elegant dinner and
snpPer to large number of visitors last
thursday. The menu was fine and the |
led IS were afable ard courteous in t,,eir
attentive conduct to those present.
Among those who attended the Oman. [
ing OF the Hotel Mitchell last THURSDAY
evening, from this CITY were: M. and Mr.
y. +. Nance and Mr. and Mrs. FRI ok
Hatch. The former have returned t, this
city; the latter will take southern toni
previous to returning.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood, The first and
only woman who ever rsn for President M
The United Sales, Will lecture in Marsb.H
No., next Friday night, Japu1v 23rd
der subject is Social ard Political Life in
washington" 1t is to be hoped she will
have a fair count" She deserves il
The 7. N. c A. had an exceedingly
o'easant entertainment last Tuesday even.
ng al their handsomely fitted up rooms. in
he Hills building on Fifth street. A fine Z
programme oil music and recitations was I
,tven, an elegant supper was served and {
ne reports OF the various committ es of
be association resd.
The opers OF Pinafore which was to
lsve been given In the opera house by an |,
lmeleur company from this city's best !
ociety people, under the direction of 1
Mss Anna Allen and which was post. ]
'oned owing to the weather and illness.
vili positively take plscs on or about the
'otn OF The present month. Miss Julia
ninth, OF Kansas City, will take the part
t "Josiphene."
Mrs. Marmaduke, mother of the gov. :
rnor, and Mrs. Harwood, her daughter.
ave both been quite sick in this citv for
sverai days. We are glad to announce
1af bo'a are rapidly recovering. Miss lola 4
larwood rho is to de the honors of the eY- 4
,utIve Mansion during the next four
cans, is hare with her mother, and will re. y
lain until the latter has recoyered.-Ss. =
Ne County Dsnscrat.