The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-24
THE MAGNOLIA CLUB.
Celored Society People of Seda-
Lin Enjoying Them selves.

The cOlored society people of Seda-
liza are jus; entering upon the annual
round of Summer festivities. The
MagnokA club. which comprise. the
cream of the old club, known last
year as the Select F"ur Hundred, and
which by the way was rent in twain
last February by the revivsl IN Com
Hollow, oPened h. Sc son last nj hit
ut their club house in Mig er Town,
10 Norh Sed"lia The affair." de-
cidedly reche che. The Tar Heel
string band furni-hed ,he music for
the occasion. Dumpy Al was muster
OF ceremOni and his graceful Fl rure,
as IL fii'ted 10 and fro doing the sgrpe
able to The members of the club won
the admi ing glances IF msnv a Keu-
lucky ct belle Prof. SIX Whi'e
had ch rye fthe refreshments nd al
the m'dright hour the magnolia club
enjoyed a feat of uffe possum,
sweet potatoes, fried chicken and
wa'ermeluns.
Among th"se present were Mr. and
Mrs Winrergreen of Pacific s're5t.
Mrs. Win'ergreen i, lit e aged but
she S III retains traces of the beauty
she possessed, when she made an
unsucc, ssful attempt to Ell re with a
Second street barber. She is a little
Obese but her pump figure was set of
to good advantage A superb WORTH
gown, which a wealthy white lady
made her present of last We. K. The
gown wa. purple AMI greer with
full COURT train OF robins egg blue,
and b dice of oranga yellow with a
broad pink and Fed sh, a harmon
inus and beautiful blending of colors
most suitable to the wearer,s complex.
ion.
Mis- Lula johnson wore a pile
b ne gown founced with green. The
patch OF red silk in the vicinity
ut the hustle va, scarcely
motto able. The gown was set IF |
with a crimson bodice, purple .asn,
plai half over iress and pink satin |
ribbo"s which were ooly Sigh " |
soIled, completing a costume which |
many Of the ladies envied.
Mis- Annie Buttermouth wore a
handsome gown belonging to her mis-
tress, who is spending q few days at
Excelsior Springs. |
The reception passel of very pleas.
anIly unit about a. m. when Dea
con Whitehead and Curly Snort had
4 little unPleasantness with q couple
of r,zors. The De, cons wounds are
cot euriUus. but he will have to do bis
nearing with one EN- hereafter. Cur VI
sn ly Y, Ut bfs dtcs6r thinks he eau
,uild up an artificial nose, or a part
# one. consequently Curly will Not be
~ badly disfgund as it was at first
he would be.
Mas'er of ceremonies DJmpy Al
having certained TINT the majority
# the gentlemen were eating glor-
ousIy drunk over too fir quent vi-its
20 the Gin closet promptly rang off
he music and declared the inaugural
at al end.
CoLoRED SOCIETY NEWS.
Bill Blue has tend red his resigns-
ion as cox at the Sucher House to
accept sim lar position with higher
'ulary at the Tin Dipper restaurant
On Main sire ct.
Miss Julia Bunch now occupies
The resp1u sible p sition of head dish
washer at the Grande H"tel. Miss
Julia is one If the most select and
charming belle, If Niger Town and
her friends will be glad to hear of her
good fortune.
Uncle Samb) Smith is suffering
from a wound inflic Ell bv a railroad
spike which be ran into his heel last
saturday.
Susie Yallowbl w, it is announced,
sill soon be united in the holy bonds
Of wed.ock to Tom GIueball, the pop
tl.r and prosperous b,otblsck who
wiel g the brush aud Mason's paste in
frunt Of the Atlantic Garden. Both
are members of the Magnolia club.
Deafness Can't be Cured
by 10 al applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube, When
this tube gets inflamed YOU have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed deafness
is the result, and unless the infama-
ton Can be taken out aud this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out of Ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inftamed
condition of the mucous surface.
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