The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10


fearfully "moist" condition OF the strt cts,
quite q number of pleasant entertainments
look place last week. Il lie go ID to note
this Frightening mp of the social horizon,
since il is a well known fact that when this
result is ACCOMPLISHED the business world
also is in a more thriving condition, AID
natter familiss is little easier In the mat
ter of household expenditure. Of course
there are men who, if making an actual
barrel of money every day, would still cry
"hsrd times" ard With q tight grip on the
purse strings would defy the cosxirg OF the
women folks. But these, as rule, are
comparatively scarce, and the average man
prefers to share his prosperity with those
who can best appreciate il, ard for this, if
nothing else, deseive canonization.
sEDALIA. I
Miss Eva Gentry is still in Kansas
Ciy.
Mrs. Johrson, of Warrensburg, is the
guest of Mrs. @. G. Slack.
Mrs. McNu,t, of Wsrren.burg, visited
friends in this city last weak.
Miss Lillian Machette, of Boonville, lie
the guest Of Miss Sue Evans.
Minis Eva johnson, who has been quite
Ill, has sgain almost re covered.
Mrs. q W. Weller is speeding to-day
with relatives in Ware rsburP.
Mrs o. P. Dugsn returned from a wish
with friends 10 Texas last week.
Mrs. Jsmss Story expects TO accom-
psny the e6cursionis's TO New Orleans next
Friday.
The Y. Nj. C. A. will held one of its
pleasant monthly reunions next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Overock.r will leave
Thursdsy fer q visit with relatives IN Kar-
sas city.
Miss josie Wright expects TO remove
her siucio r., m lis present location to the
Pythisn block, on Fifth street.
Mrs julia Ssnbcrn, of Windsor. will
shorty take up her permanent residence In
this city.
MIR and Mrs. B. T. Nance will leave
this city for their future home In Eureka:
next Thursday
The Athenian society will give an en-
terrain meDt at the University on the even
ing Of the 18th.
Mrs. Relva A. Lockwood delivered en-
able lecture In Woods opera house last
Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Sampson left fer
Texss last week. From thence they will
20 10 New Orleans.
"A large number cf Children rs well as
grown folks attended TIE matinee of The
Mountain Pink" yesterday.
Miss Lucy johnson, of Concordia. who
has been the guest OF Mrs Freddie Bartlett;
left for Lone last evening
Mrs. John Hutchinson Of Syrscuse died
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. A. &
Halleck, in this city, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. D. c. Blair will 60 TO
housekeeping this week en- Lamine street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Mrs. Fred Oakley and babe, who have
been the guests OF relations in this city, left
for their ht me in New Orleans last week.
Miss Lizzie Gould, Of Athens Ohio, al.
ter pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Boutwell,, left for Kansas City Thursday.
Miss Matte Kennedy, who has been
making an extended visit with relatives In
Illinois, is expected 10 return home this
week
Mrs. Bartlett, who has been spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. @. {.
Slack, leaves for her home in Dexter, next
Tuesday.
Conductor snd Mr.. James King were
The quests If DR.. King in this city yester-
day. They left tor their home in st. Louis
last night.
The Ladies' Aid society, of the Ohio
Street Methodist church, met st the resi-
dence of Mrs. VIM. Inch last Thursday.
The attendance was good and the occasion
particularly enjoyed.
Miss Ida Newkirk attended the Gage.
MattheKs wedding in St. Louis last Tues
day, snd wore dress OF 'pistscbe" shaded
silk over old gold brocsde, hat of the bro
csde with green plumes.
The Chautsuqua Circle Will meet
with the Historical society at the Y. M. c.
A. rooms Monday evening. The regular
meeting of the circle taking place at the Of
Zee of Mr.. w. A. Fast, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Geo. T. Brown, Miss Della Hard.
castle, Mr.. Gus Lsmey and Mr.. Thomss
kehce VIII leave tomorrow for Indian
apolis, where they will attend the wedding
of Miss Msy Brown and Mr.. Frank Hard
castle on the 18th.
The Young PEOPLES society of the
Methodist church met last night st the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Blsr don, No. 403,
East Second street. The attendance was
good, and fine programme of music end
recitation WIS given.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Hard.
castle and Miss Nav Brown will be cele-
srated this week in Indianapolis, after
which the newly welded couple will return
to this city, and next Friday evening be
rendered grand reception at the park
hotel by plumber Of the society folks.
"A pleasant party wss given at the res.
iderce of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tritt, last
Monday evening, in honor of Miss Anna
and Mr.. Marshall Mahurter, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Daucing was INDUCED in and the
occasion was made very enjoyable with re-
freshments, etc. About twelve couples