The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

and Ella Quinn, OF Nlcksburg, have been
spending the week as guests of Miss Mamie
Deitzler at eden Farm"
The Y. M. c. A. entertainment and
the entertainment given by the young
ladies of Calvary church, were both very
successful reunions last week.
Mrs. Siler and little daughter, who
have been the guests of the formers moth
er Mrs. z Kent, have returned to their
home in Terre Haute, Indiana.
The ladies of the Cavalry church have
engaged some very pretty girls to wait on
their.tables al the fair next week and they
will doubtless be we'll patronized.
Mrs /. D. Wright and children. who
have been the guests of the formei s parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WinGett, near Otta-
wa, Kas., returned home Friday morning
Miss Mary Mese, beautiful and
popular young lady of It. Louis who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. p. g.
Stafford for sometime, left for her home
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Major and her little niece.
Leila Grimshaw, who have been the guests
of the relatives, the family of DIR. L. L.
Major, returned TO their home in Hari Is
Onyille yesterday.
The ID. G.. cooking club hell meet
ing at the residence Of Miss Katie YIN
Dyne last Friday afternoon and re-organ-
lied for the winter. They will probably
! open their meetings with social party.
| MIR. and Mrs. Callie Hardcastle will
leave for their new home in ST. Louis next
Sunday. These young people have been 4
great addition to Sedalia society, and will
leave behind them many warm friends.
Miss Marie Annette Jones will give
dramatic reading at the Christian church,
Houstonia, next Tuesday night. Miss
Jones will doubtless have a large house as
she reads in an accomplished manner.
Miss Stevens, Of NeE York, who is
stopping with Mrs. John Burkhart, will
! exhibit at the fair most unique exc of
of work representing the bust OF Gen. Grant,
on PLAGUE. The work is new in this
city.
Mrs. James HanIey has an elaborate
piece of sewing machine work which she
will exhibit at the fair 1t is stork stand
ing among its native reeds and PUSHES aud
is a very beautiful and skillful piece of
work.
Miss Sadie Hines who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. w. Rood for
several weeks, left Thursday for her home
near KIngman, Kansas, where she will be-
gin teaching tomorrow, with q salary of
$50 per month. She won many friends
while in the city, who regret her departure.
-A"shadow picture" of Miss AlieeHard.
castle, the beautiful Kansas City belle, re-
veals lovely profile, shaded by a large
black hat, without, however, concealiug a
single charm of the perfect ensemble of
feature and form; the bust, lie size, occu-
pies sitting posture with side view, and
the snowy arm is partially revealed through
the fimsy meshes of lace 10 ming the
sleeves of an all black costume.-St. Louis
Sunday Sayings.
The manager OF this department does not
assert that "rumor", the meddlesome tells
the truth when she goes about the stree
with her stories but of late she has tod the
following: That Mr.. Arthur Maltbv, a
young business man ~hn has a large circle
of friends in this city will wed Miss Matte
Humphrey an intelligent aid lovable
young lady of St. Louis Oct. 9th. tina F.
u. and Miss K. I. of st Lol is are engaged,
that (. III. of certain hardware firm and
Miss K. +. of Broadway will be welded
ere the christmas turkey is spread with
curra' Jelly. That F. Il the banker and
Miss w. of Wisconsin are going to tie in
November, that q. l.. prominent young
lawyer and Miss L. E ". pretty Broad |
way girl will be as one before spring, that
Miss NJ. NJ. who has been the guest of re-
latives here returned to her home In St |
Louis will Join hands with a cadet |
having relatives in this city, that Miss K. |
of Kentucky street will wed a Kansas |
City man early 10 October, that hand |
some young lady of West Fifth |
street will marry a Marshall man ere
the leaves fall, that Miss S. E, of Broad
way, and Mr.. w. H, of Kansas City, will |
join hands long ere spring, that E. j., and
Miss j. d., are thinking seriously of
"hitching," that w! 2 and Miss ID. B are
on the marry, that F. b. Meyer has
sweetheart in st Louis, that K. L. Gentry
and I. II. Kehce are looking around, that
w. ID. Steele wants cease" of Matr mony,
that there is a widower on Sixth street with
money and two children who is in the
market, that w. Z. Bard needs a wife,
that certain operator is mighty sweet In
a certain direction, that there is a widow
making dead set at VIM. CAMPBELL, that
Dr.. Abel is getting stoop shouldered from
carrying his love affairs, that Charlie
Guenther is swfully in love with certain
young lady but is afraid to marry, that G.
Gilbresth wants a sweetheart, that John
Curran is Old enough to marry, that james
Allison is up for bidders, that there are ex-
actly "a girls in Sedalia who would make
good wives for somebody, and it is shame
they have to 60 abroad to get husbands
when so many are right here at home.
A SURPRISE.
The family of Rev. Haller, of the
German M. E. church, were completely
at the parsonage Tuesday even
ing, by large number of their friends,
mostly members of his church. The fami-
- l.. Il.