The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-05
SEDALIA.

Miss Jessi Avery, of Clinton, was in
this ely last week.
Mrs. Cartwright, of Longwood, was in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs 81. c. Demuth returned
from BoonviIle Thursday.
Mrs. L. n. Guild has been quite sick
for the past two days
Miss Lou Eva Walker will visit in In
dependence this week.
Mrs. Julia Sanborn. of Windsor, spent
yesterday in this city.
Mrs james Wilson, of Nevada, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. J. FL. Boutwell,, who has been ill,
was pronounced better yesterday.
Miss Helen Goodwin will shortly leave
sor the New Orleans exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weller are the
guests of relatives in Warrensburg
Mrs. B. B. Lyon will leave to-day for
@ short sojourn at Eldorsdo Springs.
Miss Julia Blake, of Wsrrensburg. was
the guest of friends in this city last week.
Mrs. Csmmie Garrett re urned from a
Sisit with relatives at Clinton last week.
Miss. Lizzie Smith will be married the
E;rst week in June to gentleman from
Peru, ILL.,
-Mrs. Frank Houston has recently I'm
isbed scme fine specimens OF art In ham
znered brass.
Mrs J. K. Merrifeld, who was the
guest of friends here, left for her home In
St. Louis last week.
Mrs. Ming and her granddaughter,
Miss May Mo tgomery, came home from
New Orleans last week.
Miss Ella Clark, who resides twelve
miles south of here, was the guet OF rela-
lives in this city last week.
Mrs. II in will entertain a very large
party of guests next Tuesday afternoon,
about sixty invitations being out.
Miss SaIlie Martin, of Versailles, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Clarke
Mn. Clarke still remains quite i'll.
DIR. ard Mrs. VIM. Parberry, who have
been the guests of relatives here for some
time, left for their home iu Montana, yes
Serday.
Mrs. Henry d. Hill returned yester-
day from a two weeks visit to her parents,
Mr. ard Mrs. George W. Drake, of Howard
county.
MIR. and Mrs Chris i've were enter
tanned at severol informal ertsinments
last week previous to their departure To-
morrow for Europe.
Mrs. Jones, wife of the Rev. Jones OF
the Ohio Street Me dist church, will
leave tomorrow for few weeks sojcurn al
Eldorado Springs.
Misses Belle and Attic Robertson. Of
near this city, who have been attending
commercial school at Sedaiis, were up or
visit last week.-Houston'a Banner.
The Athenian Literary society of til,
university gave one of their entertainment
last Friday night. a. good program 4
music and literary exercises was press nted
Mrs S. T. Tracy, who is en- route from
her home in Windsor to Kansas City, stop
ped over in this city. ard has been sn'
will be during the coming week the CUES
of friends here.
Miss Anua Allen has fitted up suit
of rooms in the Latour building and will
lake her meals at Sicher's. She is about t
become the possessor of q magnificent par
Tor grand piano.
The Young Peoples society of tn
Ohio Street Methodist church had YER
large snd very enjoyable meeting at tn
residence of Mrs. Hart, on Seventh stree
Friday night.
Miss Ella Guernsey, of this city, has
little story entitled "Cleons" in a recen
Drovers' Joarnsl, published at Chicago.
was taken from the Daily Sun Of the sam
city and is we'll written.
Mrs. G E. Messerly will leave this ever
ing for Springfield, ILL.,, where Mrs. Me:
serly b s been the guest of relatives fo
some time. Mrs. Me-serly will accompan
him home some time during the week.
The Shakespeare club will hold il
final meeting for the season next Tuesda
evening. The club hes been very success:
sul during the winter and will endesvor {
finish Julius Caesar" at this meeting.
"A serenadiug party composed of
number of the society gentlemen OF the cit
were out Fridsy night and the youn
ladies favored pronounced the music lovel
and desire TO return thanks in this column
The ladies interested in The "home
the friendless" will hold q meeting at Ih
home Tuesday afternoon next. 1t is TO b
hoped the attendance will be large ss til
cause is very necessary as we'll as worth
one.
Miss Mollie Mich OILS, who has been th
guest of her brother-in. law. Mr.. Tom Mon
gomery, in Clinton, stopped here yesterds
and spent the day with the family of M
ia. Montgomery. She was eproute [
her home in the country.
-Messrs. james ard Frank DeJarue
gave party at the residence of their p
ents, nine miles southwest of this city Fri
day night, which was attended by lare
number of guests from this city. The occ,
sion was much enjoyed.
The ladies' society of the Ohio stre
Methodist church had large and mo
enjoyable meeting at the residence of Mr.