The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
PERSONAL.

Squire III. I. Ievens returned home
yesterday.
james Craighead. OF I.amonte, was in
the city Yesterday.
j. w Kennedy came down from War
rensburg, last night.
Miss Clara Lipsis, sister OF Mrs.
Mayer, i visiting here
Senator Heard returned from the state
capital Friday evening.
Mr. Frank Craycroft returned. yester-
day morning, from Kansas City.
MIR. Frank +. Never left last night Tor
81. L"uIS ana Chicago, 1" buy goods
II. ID Strinser Left for Eureka Springs
yesterday, where he has big land trade I'm
view.
.-Judge Shirk, David Blocher AMI &. G.
Clay returned from Warsaw Yesterday
morning.
L 4. Ross, who wkoops 'em zap for a
his family to-day.
Maurice r. Flynn, representing J. VI.
Anderson 4 Co., grocers, -. Louis, l. al
the Garrison house.
T. j. Hastain, prominent farmer of
Henry countvA living near Calhoun, was
in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. q. q. Lacy, the attorney, will
leave, this week, Tor 81. Joe, where he will
hang out his shingle.
James ; Hutchinson, a prominent
merchant of Ia Lynne. i visiting his
Uncle, ii. c. Levens, e>q.
C. y. Dodd. general travelling agent
for the Masonic Benevolent association. of
Southern Missouri, i in The city.
-Lum Howard and Hugh Wathers, of
Montro>e, left Tuesday night for Colorado,
to seek their fortune in the far west.
III. w. Grantley, OF Appleton City, Is
i'm Europe. He sailed from New York,
April 2o, and will return about June |.
Mr.. T. Mckinney has arrived from
Kansas City, and will take position in
the wholesale liquor house Of James GLASS
f. W. Paillou, with the manuiactur-
ing house OF Nodrey Bros. East Liver
pool, Ohio, will spend the Sabbath in Sc
dalia.
Frank C. Nesbit. OF O>ceola, secretary
OF the state senate, was al the Garrison
house Yesterday, en- route home from the
capital.
Norman Watkins, train master on the
L. and :. division of the Pacific. came
down last night TO spend the Sabbath with
his friends.
Rev. J. NJ. Van Wagner and wife. of
Lowell, Michigan, who have been I'm the
west on an extended visit to children and
friends, will leave tomorrow morning for
home
Prof. ". s Desrdoh, wife and children
take their departure Tomorrow for Jack
sonville, ILL.,, which city they will make
their home. The best wishes of all Soda
lians will undoubtedly accompany them.
Gus. V. Wells, the popular Chicago
boot and shoe drummer, will Sunday at
the Garrison house, and hold down the
amen corner at the Congregational church,
in company with Harvey Fisher and Wal
ter Kent, tonight.
DIR. w. V. Walker left yesterday to
locate at Longwood in the practice al his
profession. The doctor leaves Sedalia with
the highest concentrations from his broth
er practitioners here, and will be worthy
accession TO the community where he goes
-'ieo. b. Massey, the popular yonng
of ~. Louis boot and shoe
house, will spend the Sabbath in the city,
and this afternoon he and Joe Logan will
hold Sunday school OF their own. with.
probably, Harry French Tor the third
party.
will III. Walker, of the Windsor Re-
view, was in The city Yesterday. EN- route To
Independence, where he will spend the Sab
bath with friends. From there he goes To
81. j, and will attend the session of the
Press association which convenes there OH
Tuesday.
-tieorge y. Bennett and wife, aed Jerry
and wife, OF Pierce City, attended
the funeral Of w. l.. Felix, Yesterday.
The ladies are sisters of the deceased, and
Mrs. Bennett had not seen her brother for
twelve wears. Nor was she permitted To
see his dead body, a. it was deemed unad-
yisabie to open the coffin.