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

It's said Mr.. Arson was their best custo-
mer as he would engage as many IS hve
/ dishes at one time. We compliment the
LADIES highly at their success.
Joe Garnet, OF Holden was in town
this wetk.
Dick James from ST. Louis is visiting
his parents. |
Mis- Matte Ware left for Howard
county, Saturday.
BUTLER.
The l.dies of the First Presbyterian
church gave festival in the Palace block,
on Friday night.
DIR. T. C.. Boulware is in New Orleans,
where he attended the medical association
, on the 18th inst. He will remain for some
weeks.
The hop at the opera house Monday
night, IVES sltogeiher sdelightful affair.
Mrs. Frank McKibben, of Rich Hill,
5 is visiting her parents few miles out OF
Butler.
The sociable at the home Of Rev.
Davis Tuesday, was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. A. r. Fudge accompanied her
: husband Tuesday, as far as Kansas City,
!, where she spent tie day shopping.
e Mr.. James Mickle, who for several
!. wears was employed by DR.. Pyle, In this
!. city, has gone 10 his home in Augu>ts,
ILL.,
Mis- Allie Deacon, OF Harrisonville, IL
o visiting the family oil her uncle, X. r.
: Deacon. of this city.
+ Mrs. Vsn Fossen and daughter, Mrs.
q Van C!eve, and TWO children, are visiting
Mrs. NJ. E Power and family, of our city.
= Mrs. Van Fossen is a sister of Mrs. Power
g End Mrs. Van Cieve q ne &c. They will
; remsin for several days.
Judge De Armond aud wife returned
= from the New Orleans exposition, Monday
: night, greatly plea,ed With their trip.
j, Mrs. T. A. Shaw, of Ksrsas City, is
y, visiting Mrs. w. J. Lansiown, at the Ar
q, lipgton hotel.
I, HIGGINsvILLE.
Miss Mary Kays, of Mt. Leouard, Sa-
line county, spent Wednesday in this city,
on her way TO : hool at Lexington.
o BENZ. thurman, who has ben visiting
- relatives and friends in Monroe, Wis, the
:, past winter, returned Wednesday morning
n. Miss Anns Price. of Lexington, passed
h through the city "Wednesday on her way t.
ly MI. L. onard. where she will visit her sister
" Capt. r. A. Collins has returned from
ng his long eastern trip.
Ill LAMAR
e. C. F. Burkhart snd wife have r, turned
Il from the south.
tie Mrs. Tom Smith left for visit tC
Sho no 4
- month.
" Mrs. ]. NJ. Fisher has returned from {
49, weeks visit to r.lstives in Springfield
eS Mrs Fisher always finds hearty welcome
ne In Lamar.
ass Mrs. w. T. Craycro't and her tive
5 children re.urred on Monday from Texas
er, They have spent the winter there.
*, Mrs r. NJ. Fink left for her old hom
ar at Pilot Grov sc, Mo-, on Tuesday evening.
a. p. Fl. Cherry, representing the Glob
q Oil compsny, OF Cleveland, Ohio, leave
a.. to-day on his western trip. be has prop
q eriy IN Fink's addition, and will build
dwelling this summer.
MIR. Bittel left here last Monday on
business trip for the Barton County Msrb
Works. Returning he found his HON
locked up, but t.legrsm explained al
lay II was TO the effect that Mrs. Whitsker, {
me- Kansas City, the mother OF Mrs. Bite
cd, was not expected to live. Another tel,
in gram received later announced her destf
Mrs. Bittel left on Wednss day mornin
nds over the Gull immediately on rerelpt
the first telegram.
ing FASHIONS.
-vicuna and velvet are favorite mi,
ave ture.
ior -Surah glsce is another new fabric
two-toned silks.
Velvet bodices are more worn tina
was silk or brocade.
'er, Daisies and orchids in floral trim
mings are in favor.
IN The frise aud tufted patterns are see
in wooden goods as in silks.
ter Handsome black laces will be used
ere trimm ngs for silks aud satins.
a. There is an increasing fancy for a
'pis kinds If military braiding.
Chenille fringe will be used for plai
!, and brocaded velvet and velve:een.
90. A flight of birds on one side OF a ba
Oh dress is favorite mode of thinning.
-Children's dresses, for both house sr
street wear. sre In gayer colors than tn,
=. have been in two years.
,,hs Beaded lace bodices, with skirts
I'll soft silk or satin. are among the best wol
of ordinary evening gowns.
s.v The wsterfsll backs for light msteris
~ sre now arranged in three divisions,
Aounces, and are quite graceful.
,rJv "A pretty dress shows a green velv
end Dodice ana usin over hoene lace SAL
at tieo WIN 'asSeis anu Pe"'i d. in'si ,ai''
Combination dresses of paid al
,ss. cashmere are invariably made up wi
-sv plated skirts, the plaid, of course iOrmi
:; no the skirt.