The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Moore, of Col
umbia. are a great addition to the
social circle here, the latter being a
vocalist of much merit. She is cha
peroning Misses Ruth McCune and
Miss Mamie Moss, two pretty Col
umbia young ladies.
Mrs. Hugh McElroy. who was
much admired here because of her Vi.
vacity and unvarying search after
some new method of killing time, left
accompanied by her husband, for Ken
lucky this week. They will leave for
their European journey about Au-
gust 1st.
MIR. o. NJ. Spencer. a well-known
attorney of rs. Joseph, is drinking
the waters here and is also looking
after the widows and the pretty maids.
Mr.. Spencer is a candidate tor the iu-
dicial ermine Of Nodaway county and
and if the ladies have their way, he
will doubtless be elected.
The swimming teacher has taken
his departure, he having found out
that there was but little need for his
services as the lady guests would just
about as soon hold to the safety rope
and splash about, as swim. Fun is the
main thing and this can best be OBJ
tanned by the process above mention
ed, so the girls say.
Little Miss Myrtle McGrew, who
is known as a beautiful little dancer,
both in St. Louis and at the springs,
added fresh laurelsto her. fame Friday
evening, when she danced, in company
with Prof. Mailer, the Cupid" dance.
She wore shrimp pink satin costume
beneath a slip of white Egyptian lace
and looked as pretty as picture"
Col. and Mrs. Swan, of Fort
Leavenworth, who were among the
popular guests here during the STAY
of the soldiers, will leave their pres
ent location at LeavenwOrth shortly
for Washington, ID. c., where the
former will assume the duties de-
volving upon his new appointment,
he having superseded Gen. Greedy.
Mrs. Capt Manson and Mrs.
ROlla Billingsly, of St Louis, who
were here as guests, have returned
home. The latter chaperoned Miss
Belle Billingsly, a well known society
young lady, of St. Louis, also Miss
Garth, a beautiful and winning young
lady of Hannible. Both of these
were much admired by the soldier
laddies, during their stay here.
MIR. and Mrs. Lon V. Stephens
are entertaining no less than twelve
guests at their beautiful little cottage,
among them Sam p. Jones, as he al
ways writes himself. The ladies Of the
ladies of the cottage spoke highly of
his pleasant TANNERS and intelligent
CONVEX. alton in the social circle and
seemed to think him a charming adj.
dition. Mrs. Mittie Leonard is at
present guest at the Stephens Cot
tage and is as genial and charming as
of yOre.
j. A. Fisher, the genial clerk in
the office, has an exalted opinion of
his frogship as an edible, and Friday
morning he gathered together his
wife. his gun, bis dog and the rest of
the family and proceeded up the river
in a boat on frog limiting expedition.
After being nearly wrecked Mr.. Fish
er espied a lovely specimen of his race
sitting alone and disconsolate on the
edge of a mud bank, and after shut
ting his eyes and asking his wife to
support him, the gallant hunter
brought his gun to his shoulder and
fired. The result was a report that
was heard mile, a dog running over
the hills of Saline county at the rate
of two miles a minute with his hide
well sprinkled with shot.
a surprised. but uninjured frog aud
a man and his wife, who came hack
to the hotel with empty hands and
stomachs, ready to eat plain beefsteak
fried to a dull brown in last years
lard and ruminate ON the folly of
frog hunting as recreation.
The sorrow which came to Mr..
and Mrs. John Sullivan in the death
of their little child yesterday was gen.
orally sympathized with and many
hearts might have responded to the
fact that although
Twas but a little child that died,
A little, dainty, tender child,
Yet life somehow seemed less to charm
When that wee babe no longer smiled.
And thoughts arose, of holy things,
OF angel songs and golden streets,
And half-formed longings for the bliss
That heaven holds when love there meets.
Physicians have long prescribed DR.