The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28

Mrs. p. B. Jackson and children, were
among the visitors yesterday.
DIR. Ed. Evans had bis grounds beau
tifully illuminated last night.
Miss Nora Cochran of Holden is the
guest OF Miss Sylvia Sheldon.
Mrs. James Montgomery and Miss
Bette He treford saw the races.
Mrs. and Mrs. Will Estill OF Howard
county we're at the fair yesterday.
The flying machine on the grounds is
new attraction for the youngsters.
Jack Gentry now fully understands
the nervousness OF his long cared pets.
Miss Sallie Potter, was handsome in a
dress OF dark blue combined with scarlet.
Mrs. James Glass and Mrs James Han
ley, were among those at the fair yesterday.
The country cousins, with their moth
ers, aunts and wives are expected to-day.
Mrs. I. B. Anderson and children, also
her mother, Mrs. C.. G. Taylor were at the
fair.
Miss. Adah Bouldin and Mr.. Will
Powell viewed the floral department TO-
gether.
The county offices will be closed to-
day, so that the officials can attend the
fair.
Newt Douglas offered to bet, yesterday
evening, 81 900 that GasOline could beat
Avery.
Mrs. Frank Hatch looked we'll in a
black and white silk costume with scarlet
bonnet,
"A pair OF chain-stitched pillow sham5
made By lady Sixty-ive years of ags, was
much admired.
Mrs. August Fleischman was at the
fair yesterday wearing handsome black
silk custum.
The O. y. T., thread man made many
mashes among the girls yesterday, what
pity he is married.
Mrs Yost made herself very useful
at the Episcopal tent, but in doing so she
missed seeing the races.
1t IS probable that match race will
be arranged between Gasoline and Alvey
before the fair is over.
Mrs. D. H Smith was pre- ent at the
fair yesterday wearing dark gray suit
with black turban hat
Mrs. Will Beitber lost one of her
children yesterday but it was subsequently
LOulA4 anu UOlI hcIc udppE.
Mrs. Espenscheid and Mrs Seligmau
admired tn. pretty things exhibited yes
tefday, and both looked we'll.
Misses Sue Evans, Eva Johnson, Kate
Faulhobar occupied draw with Ernest
Lamy and enjoyed the races.
The lady ~ho was Boosting yes 'erday
of having the best husband in the city has
only en- married a short time
Mrs F. f. Hoffman, has been i'll since
she came HON from Colorado, but was
able to attend the fair yesterday.
Miss Bessie Henry did not get Itch bet
ting on the races but made enough to by
her chewing gum for at least week.
Mrs. Martha Ross of Warruesbu,g is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs Geo.
Weller. She will attend the fair to-day.
Miss Minnie Mcdowell of Cooper
county i the guest of Mr. and Mrs Hanley
Pilkia gton and will attend the fair to-
day.
Mrs. J. Il. Barrett treasurer for the Epis-
cOpal restaurant engages her stalwart son
Dick to assist her ii carrying the money
home.
MFR. d. L. Hall, editor and proprietor
Of the Chicago HorSemdR, was at the fair
yesterday. He acted as one of the Judges
during the races.
DO not forget to see the monster COW.
The Queen OF Kansas when YOU visit the
fair to-day. She is the largest animal ever
seen in America.
The school children enjoyed the fair
10 a greater extent than any
body else. Their whistles and shouts kept
up a constant din.
Miss Myrtle Sturtevant and Miss Lour
Devo, were at the fair. The formec wore
cream seersucker the latter gray an i
brown seersucker,
While warming up yesterday, a co..
Iision took place between a big, heavy
cart and light sulky. The sulky got the
worst of it, losing a wheel.
A number OF citizens were sadly dis
appointed last night, by not getting to l.
Illuminate. The stock of chinese lanterns
give out before noon. yesterday.
Frank Landmann the genial manager
Of Horticultural hall did little election
eerius among the ladies yesterday. He
exrects 10 be recorder on the republican
ticket.
Harry Mcclure and Horace PeltOn,
have both rendered valuable service to
Fraak Laniman and his assistant Hauley
Pilkiugton in the flo, ticultural and hor;i-
cultural departments.
The Henry county fair opens at Clinton
next Wednesday and in consequence a
number of ChntOnians are here taking
notes. They are welcome but should be
here next year and help the
state fair all they can.
The ches tnut bell was out in full
force yesterday. 1t came from Jefferson
City.
The ladies-G b'ess 'em-are dressing,
they say,
This fall, more and more in the masculine
way;
To tailor-msde suits, which have long
been the Ego"
Are now added boots, which, at heel and