The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-02-07
LoNoWOop ITEMS.

| WCCASe
Mis- Edith Karrick has recovered
from pneumonia.
Services were held at High Point
church last Sunday.
Services at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday at the usual hours.
There are rumors of a wedding
which it is said, will take place soon.
1t is quite a fad now to ask a
lady to play magic at parties and else
where.
Mr.. Jacob Lower gave an elegant
dinner to select party of friends last
Thursday.
There has been a crust of ice half
an inch thick over the ground for the
last three days.
Miss Pearl Greer, who has been
teaching in Cooper county, closed her
school last Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Farris, of Nelson. is
visiting his mother and sister. Mrs.
walker, OF LongwOOd.
Mr.. WIN. Glass has returned
home from Sedalia, where be has been
attending circuit court.
DIR. Montgomery, who was so i'll
that he was not expected to survive
last week, is reported much better.
DIR. Eel and Mr.. TAYLOR. stew
arls, attended the Methodist quarterly
meeting at High Point church last
Saturday.
1t is a cold day. indeed, when a
citizen of Longwood does not receive
IN invitation to support some one for
school superintendent in the spring
election.
RECEPTION.
Last Friday night after rehearsal of
Among the Breakers" the company
were rendered an informal reception
at Mr.. John Greer's.
Although the weather was bad
quite number were present and had
a splendid time. Music upon the
violin. organ, banjo and either was
finely rendered. The company also
had the pleasure of listening to music
upon the ocrina. an Indian instru-
men; of peculiar shape and made of
potter'S clay, the property of Mrs |
Wehrle, who is here upon visit
from the Indian Territory To friends |
and relatives. This music Is soft and
sweet, somewhat weird, and singularly |
like the notes of flute heard at
distance upon the water
Al II o'clock the company were |
served with Refreshments and soon
after departed. having spent one of |
the most enjoyable evenings of the !
season.
cIIiLDRENS PARTY.
FRIDAY night was very Indictment. /
Sleet was falling and the roads were a
glare of ice.
On this hight there was childrens
party at MIR. Geo. Andcrsons.
Notwithstanding the storm the little
people came out in lumber wagons
and on horseback to the number Of
half Il hundred.
They made the old historic Amber
son mansion ring with their innocent
and childish glee; enjoy
ing themselves with music and games
until the small hours of the morning
Then they were found or their way
home through the storm. surtcited
with pleasure and none the worse for
Inc weather they braved. /
SOCIAL. PARTY
In honor OF their COUSINS, MesSrs
Rob and Earnest Grinstead. the Misses
Hall gave IL social party last Tuesday
evening.
Music upon the piano, violin, gui-
ar and banlo constructive principal
features Of the entertainment. but the
young folks employed some of the
lime in social games.
There were about one hundred
quests present and all of them enjoyed
themselves perfectly.
At twelve O'Clock an elegant supper
sas served to which the company did
'mplc and complete justice. /
AMONG THE BREAKERS.
Tho Misses Cartwright. Black and
y, Chesney will produce their famous
'lay, Among the Breakers. at
Science Hill school house next Satur-
lay night \ small admission fee for
he benefit of the schools represented
~ these young ladies will he charged.
Following is the east of characters in
he play:
Minnie Daze-lIiss May McChes-