The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
SEDALIA.

Mr.. John Jsynes went 10 ST. Louis TO
hear Patti last week.
Miss Mary Mense, of St. Louis, gave
Miss Ida Newkirk, of this city, very ele-
CANT reception last week.
Mrs. 4 llison, the mother of Mr. Jas.
Allison, is very i'll al her residence On
Fourth street
Miss ksude Blair will leave for Union.
vile, Mo-, next Tuesday evening, on visit
with her sister, Mrs. Joe Cannon.
Minis ThersssE insolvency, of Noberly,
has beer the guest of Mrs. Joe Harrington,
on SIKH street, during the past week.
Miss Lille Drummer is suffering fro m q
severe attack OF rheumstism, at the resi-
dence Of her father, DIR. Drummer, on Sixth
street.
Mr. George Faulhsber and family will
occupy tie residence of Mr.. Nsnce, corner
of Seventh aud Moniteau, removing there
this week.
Miss Eva Gentry who has been the
guest Of friends in Kansas City, returned
home lest vet k. but was too i'll 10 attend
the reception at the park Friday night
Miss Re,ta Mercer of Knobnoster was
in this city yesterday, the guest of Ms
George Weller. She was en- route to Gin
ton aud Jeff COR that point last night.
Miss Blanche Latour, who is attend
irg schc OF IN s.. Louis, has been promoted
10 higher grade in her mu-ic, and is also
making tne pre- GEES IL her other studies.
Mrs. Nary Fielding. accompanied by
her smisble laughter. Mrs. W. L. Tewing,
Left lsst night for a pro'rac,ed visit with
q. I. Beldirg of Pswnee City, Nebraska.
About s,ven:y-fve invitations are out
for the msrr:aee OF Mr.. Will MtsserIy and
Miss Jessie WI. hi, which tak,s place at
the brides residence next Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs B, Hert Of California, Me-, ar
rivtd il thjs city Yesterday and will remain
until sfter The Mssserly- Wright wedding
Mrs. Fred Helt Of the same place will also
attend the wedding.
"A meeting WIS held lest plight by the
"Pinafcre troupe" 10 decide whether il
would be best to 60 abroad 10 give per
formance, as they have frequently been i'm
porIured 10 do So.
Miss LCttie Newton returned lest week
from visit with friends at Clinton. she
was accompanied by Miss Hunt, of that
place, who will visit here for a time with
friends.
Little HUGO, the eldest son Of Mr.. AID
the residence Of his arenis, corner OF
Third and Ohio, was reported Yesterday
TO be slightly improved.
Mrs. Laurs E. Dainty, who takes the
leading rar, N "A Mountain Pink" was a
guest al the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
V. Lswis last Sunday. Mrs. Dainty is an
old time friend and Acquaintance Of theirs.
Cards will be out This week reading as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rich mond re-
quest your presence a. the marriage If
their daughter Mamie" TO J. D. Lowry.
Wednesday evening, March 4th, 'S5,
Hughesville, Mo.
The ladies aid society of the Congre-
gationsl church met at the residence of
Mrs. IS. L. Berry last Friday afternoon.
The attendance was unusually large and as
Mrs. Berry is an excellent hostess the occa-
sion was unusually pleasant.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gave one of their reg
ular monthly NJ, eIngs last Tuesday hight
and had large attendance. Music, rec ita.
tlons: lefresf merits and the reading of the
reports Of the various committees made.up
the programme.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Mr..
j. A. McDonaid and Miss Belle Sewer Of
Richmond, Mo. The former hiss won
quite reputation as poet among the
resders Of the Conservatcr Of that City snd
is well known by the pame of "Sursum."
About forty excursionIsts from this
II (lInfnV LII,
Friday morning for New Orleans. A pos
tai card lrom S.. Louis states that 90 far
ali has gone we'll. and the la-ty are having
most tnloyabe time. They expect to he
absent about ten DAYS.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore lectured in
Woods Opera house last Tuesday evening
10 very large and appreciaiive audience
Her subject was a dream of Tomorrow"
and she handled il with an tloqueI CT and a
thorongs ness which won for il high en-.
coniiums.
Mrs. Holmes, the well known Kansas
City artist recently sent letter To Mr.. and
Mrs. Latour, OF this city, for photograph
Of their beautiful bow Lionel )" She had
accidentally seen enc end although stran-
ger, ade tie n CUES; because she thought
1t would furnish her with a fine study.
A shakespeare club" Was formed At
the residence OF Mr.. {. G. Pa ker. the elo
cutioDist last Thursday night. Itcontains
fifteen members, aud at the mkt meeting
OF the club the entire play of the "M,r.
chant Of Venice" will be read by Mr..
Parker, AID fully discussed by the Other
mem Gers Of he club.
Mr.. and Ms. Il. F. Nance snd children
left for their new home in Eureka, last
Thursday morning. They took tea with the
family OF DIR. A. Y. Small last "Wednesday
evening and spent the night with the fsmi.
ly of Mr.. ard Mrs. WhItney. MANY good
wishes at.end Mr. and Mrs. Nance to their
new home.
Tho ladies of the Congregational
churh Will give "palmistry" sociable at
the residence of +. Ii. Moses next Thurs
DAY evening. The past, present and future
OF each individual will be accurately told