The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10

Of Miss Helen Gallie, left LAST week for he
home in Cincinnati, much 10 the regret o
many friend.
Mrs. J. A. Lsmy and Miss Florenc,
Larry were the guests of Mis-, Maria HAY
den, of Boonville, also Mrs. Glazier, o.
Cooper county, last week.
M S. Thompson, wife of General Wad
dy Thompson, of LamOnte, Pe,tis county
Mo-, has been visiting friends in Fayette
and vicinity.-Fdyette Adue,ti~er
Miss May Bond, highly accomplish.
ed young lady, of Savannah. Ga, arrived
Yesterday, and is the guest of her relatives,
the family of Mr.. John Gallie.
Mrs. George I. Brown, Mrs. James Z.
johnson, and Miss Eva Johnson of this
city, and Mrs. Burlington OF st. Louis, have
been spending s,seek at ii Dorado springs.
Miss Lee Meng, who was the guest of
her cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montgom-
cry, has gone to her home in Dover. She
will return and make protrscted visit
later.
The ladies of the W. c. 7. u. will hold
meeting at the y. NJ. [. A. rooms next
SATURDAY afternoon ut o'clock, and would
be pleased to have all members and irietds
attend.
Mrs. Will Better and children, who
have been the guests of relatives at Jack
sonville, Ill, returned home Tuesday eve
ming. Her friends will regret TO learn IT, az
her babe was quite i'll during Its absen e.
Miss Helen Goodwin, who is summer
ing at the Thousand Isles" writes that
she is having delightful time and that
Mrs. J. B. Colt and Miss Daisy Colt, of
Clinton, are expected at that point soon.
Mrs. Landes, mother of Col Joseph
Landes Of Os-eola, arrived this morning
rom Sedalis, where she has been visiting
friends. She was the guest of 4. j. Black
ford, while in the city.-CHntOR Democrat.
MIR. VIM. Sharp, OF Upton, accompa-
MEL by his two sisters, OF Sedalia, Misses
Lille and Allie, who were on their return
home Monday, stopped off in this city and
spent a very pleasant evening at the resi-
deGce of Mr.. VIM. Barnhill.- California
Democrat.
Misses Lizzie and Lottie Scoble, after
a sojourn of several weeks and the faithful
use of the water, returned to their sisters,
Mrs. Barnard, at Sedslia, and from thence
to their home at Cincinnati, o. The young
ladies made many pleasant acquaintance
while here, who regretted very much to
have them leave.-EIdoradO Uncle Sam.
Miss Lillian Conner who has been
spending few weeks In Boonville, has re-
turned and was acc )mpsnied BY h~r uncle
ID. c. koontz, of that place. They arrived
in time to assist in celebrating Mrs. Con-
ner's birthday and brought with them
many pretty and appropriate testimonials |
of affection TO that iady from friends and |
relatives in the Vine Clad city.
PICNIC.
Mrs. \. H. Stephens, wife of Rev. A. III. |
Stephens, of the Cum, erland Presbyterian |
church, gave her Sabbath school cl IS |
nice little picnic Friday. She took the lit
tie folks to her pleasant and commodiOus
home in the southern suburbs of the
city and there served them, on the lawn,
to e cream, cake, fruits, etc, and then
allowed them to gather apples from the
trees in the orchard, for their own eating,
and have a generally good time. The Oc-
casion was much enjoyed. About twenty
were present.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Sylvia Shell on, of West Seventh |
street celebrated her birthday In a very en-
ioyable manner last Wednesday evening
BY entertaining few friends. Refresh
ments OF cake, ices, fruits and melon were
server aud there was plenty of good vocal
and instrumental music. Among the guests
we're: Misses Montgomery, Wagonlander,
Hahn, Franklin, Shepherd, Hubble, Hill,
Logan and Messrs. Hill, Barnes, Garnet,
Johns aud Others.
PLEASANT PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Misses Tillie and Amelia
Lower last Monday evening. The amuse-
ments were lawn and parlor games, the
partaking of dainty refreshments, etc.
Among those present were: Misses Ella
Messerly, Polly and Lucy Jenkins, Clara
Clara Bloess, Anna Tessmer,
Birdie and Tillie Bower, Paulin Walch,
Messrs. Fred an Herman Ludeman, John
Lumpe, Louis jacket, Albert and Willie
Lower, Edward Lauper, Will Benraft,
Herman Bowers and several Others.
RECEPTION.
A very enjoyable and handsomely az
ranged reception was given at the residence +;
Of MIR. ID. II. Smith on Broadway Thurs
lay evening, by his daughter Miss Gertie
Smith in honor nf her guest Miss Theresa
McSweeney of Wooster, Ohio. The re-
;reshments were dainty and beautifully 6
served. The young ladies were all hand
'omely and tastefully sttired, the amuse-
nents were dancing, ETC., and the entire
affair was a success. Among the many =
present were: Misses Hagar, Newkirk,
Potter, Fsulhaber, Richardson, Gallie,
Daniel, Zeater, Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. :
Ialbreath, Messrs. Kehoe, Gilbreath,
Rockwell, Guenther, Richardson, Woods,
Curran, Meyer, Barrett and others.
1T Il RUMORED
That certain grass widow is soon to =.
) married.
That young lady. who is now at
That young man connected with one +
f Sedalia's most prominent banking