The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

.pecrf2Ily solicited. We want q vivacious, active
end cneery lady correspondent in all the neighbor-
las towns tributary TO Sedalia. Address all such
.orntuunications TO Rosa Pearie, society reporter
5Azoo Office. Sedslia. Mo
In the publication OF VII regula' ed
pewspsIer il Is slsays expecte that some
thing will be Civ n To tue public that at
least will bar On it. face the spI earance o;
news, and IN every departm. mt this idea is
carried 1t as nrsIly as is possible. The
society department probably receives more
direct sbus- fiom certain class, Than auy
o:her, simply because its news are in every
instance necessar ily pe;sonsL Ii, howev r.
the ores who abuse it the loudest and long
est were TO be put on oath 1t would be
found thst TO other mode of punishment
for them ccu'd be found worse than to
leave them in loriously out of its column S.
A few years ago newspaper notoriety."
Trough the so iety column, "a it is glib y
ard unoriginslly called, was only in the
Ilfvae and but a select few were acc riei
e,nis honor. To day peFrly every intiyidu, 81
of any import nee is given this benefit
ard save in :te minds of few OLD fogies
il is BEN fl end these who would ether
wise, ney,r have been Known outside of
their own domciles are thus intro iuced 20
the world al large. In saying this the
wri'er bears in mind The OFT reps ated
asser ions of the cia,s mentions that
they edo rot wi h 10 be known outside Of
their own d, micile," but TO a student OF
hum: nature such as any society reporter
with average UNDER tanCIng is bound 10
become, this is known 10 be absolutely
false. Instances can be mu tiplied where
those who are "afraid the society reporter
will herr a il ard put it in the parer,"
have t. ken the trouble to write "Iin out
and seDd in on the bare fear that the So
ciety reporter might miss it. Certainly
women show del tbs Of depravity in such
circumstances that men never would b.
guilty OF ard not one man in bundled
viii boz st thrt he hstes ''Iewsraper noto-
rietY" ar d then sneak about, les. he should
be deprived of it. How much nohltr is
the plan of one sensible, intellectual, mol
es: woman, too, who resides in this ty
and who is above aDythirg like trickery,
when she ssys in her frank ard pleasant
way, am going to yisit-please tell NV
friends So through TIE s~clety columns,
went you p There is ro,hing to ne
ashamed of. She wonld tell a,y Of h-r
FIJI. nds or acquain'arces if the oppprluri y
arose ard ste would inst rs so m re
them in bris fer ana better way throu h
the columns of the paper SIZE knoss
they read. The society column was
cert iniy n can't for tie pleasure of tn
re- ders, a. d i, IS ftaiuTe whith in met
rOIOli'an MS, ee is recf gniz d bT The hest
people, spd W: o, Ing that hey Ike t.
know what their friends are doing, are net
egO.istic,l In snppos NJ that tier friends
are equally interested in whit they
ere doing. Anotfer thing is the sup
position, belorging TO tie tackwoods, that
wien any event of social and not injur.
ious nature Incomes the common property
OF the public. aid as such is generally dis
cussed d, that consideration Tor the p rites
interested sbou d PR b biz publication. Ii
should net, nd it is safe To S y that the
news a: er following out such ;iue OF
conduct will be left to held me sack in a
mast conspicuous osit Or.
sEDAIA
Miss Ana Allen went to Windsor
yesterday.
Mrs. A W. Per y Las g,ne to the St.
LOUIS fair.
Mss Della Inch will attend the St.
Louis fair.
Mr.. an Mrs. Adam Iule will 60 to
Bcouvi lie to-d'y.
Miss Lnra Oven, of Clinton, is the
guest Of frieEds in this civ.
Mrs. Ira Hubbell was the guest of
friends in this city lat week.
Miss Mamie Witt returned last week
from visit with friends at Dupksburg.
Mrs. P. @. Stafford l. # yesterday for
ST. Louis. where she will attend The fair.
Mrs.. Ferd Meyer leit Yesterday fer
St Leu S, where she will sttend III. fair
Mrs. T. w. Corey will go to St. Louis
thi: week where the will all, nd TIE ir.
Mrs. l.. F. SHIELD m l4a~es to morrow
fer St Louis, where size viii attend the tar
Mrs. L. Z. Clifford will leave this
m"rring for V sit with friends in North
Missouri.
Miss Lee Ming no l. in ST. Lou s and
is well known her. will attend he Voil.d
Prophets ball.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fra, Hatch l. ave tais
morning fer It. L,us, where they Will
spend the week.
Mrs. W Hams, Of Hin is, form srly
Miss Esther Cousley, If this ely, is guest
OF relatives here.
Mrs. Tom Lewis, who hiss been the
guest of friends h re, 'et, for her Eoue III
Fot Scott, Friday.
Mrs Ida Bell ard Mrs. Ida McNeese
Will 20 to It. Louis tomorrow Were they
Wi stteld tie fir.
Mrs. b Blythe arrived in this city
last Mo ndsy, and IS residing with her hus-
nd on Third STREET,
Mrs. Birdie Quincy, of PIERCE CITY,
Mo-, formerly Miss Birdie Felix, of this
city, is the guest of friends b. re.
Mrs. Geo. Bacbcack gave an
entertainment lest week at which
large number OF her friends we're rreseut.
Mrs. Nary Douohoe leaves this morn
irg FOR IT Louis, where she will attend the
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