The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03
PERSONAL.

Capt. Ed. Stevens will worship at Cali
fornia to-day.
Charlie Tsylor returned from Apple
ton City last night.
Mr. Tom Montgomery returned from
Clinton last night.
Senator Vest returned from St. Louis
yesterday afternoon.
Judge J. B. CAN'T and wife, of Clinton,
we're registered at Sichers' yesterday.
Major r. H. Melton. of Warsaw, was
registered at the Garrison house yesterday.
Miss Clara Hayes left yesterday after
noon for visit with her parents at War
saw.
Mike Sullivan, now residing in Kan
sas City, was greeting old friends here yes
terday.
F. G. Farr, secretary to Governor Crit
tenden, was q passenger to Sweet Springs
last night.
Mrs. Cyrus Newkirk returned last
night from visit with friends at Kansas
City and Brook6eld.
w. P. Jackson, who has been sojousn-
ing in Chicago for q few weeks past, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Capt. w. A. Radcliffe. left for ST. Louis
last night, and will be a spectator at the
Athletic-St. Louis ball game to-day.
Charlie West, for seven years past
with j. NJ Clute & Co., left last night for
Boston, Mass, and will be absent two
months.
| Jas. Thomson, jr, of Boonvile, was
at the Garrison house at the supper hour
last night, and left for home on the delayed
train.
Baxter Brown, clerk at the Garrison
house. left last evening for Warrensburg.
time friends.
| Mess Dora Atkinson, of Butler, Mo-,
and Miss Alice Atkinson, of Oterville, are
in the city, the guests of Misses Lille and
May Atkinson, sisters OF Miss Dora.
Mrs. VIM. Johns, wife OF the popular
clerk in the Pacific freight Office, lief; last
night for Louisville, Kentucky, where she
has sister lying dangerously i'll.
| Louie Schroeder, travelling for the dry
goods hOnse of S. G. Davis & Co., ST. Louis,
will spend Sunday in Sedalia, and then
make q trip on the road, returning in time
for the 4th.
| Major j. II. Dowland, who was in st.
Louis yesterday. will put in an appearance
at Sweet Springs this morning, and spend
the day basking in the shade and drinking
water.
| j. E. Hooker, the St. Louis grocery
drummer, came in from the east yesterday
afternoon, and took the branch train for
Brownsville, where ne will spend Sunday
with his family.
DIR. w. n. Graham, late serqeant-at-
arms of the Missouri Legislature, now trsv-
cling through Indiana for a Cincinnati
publishing house, arrived in Sedalla yester-
day and will stop over until tomorrow
with his many friends here
John Oechsli, Jim Lipscomb, Ed.
Middlecoff and L. E. Brooks, all of Clin-
ton, arrived on the delayed train last night,
and in company with A. P. Espenscheid,
J Capt. Ed. Earle and John Burkhart, will
} leave this morning for McAllister Springs,
J where they will spend the day.
-Abner Chenault, of Fl. Scott, one of
the largest dealers in nursery stock in the
prohibition state, stopped over in Sedalia
yesterday as the guest of Emmett Harris,
and left at 5 p. m. for Marshall. Mr..
. Chenault and Mr.. Harris were school boys
, together in Madison county, Kentucky,
but had not seen each other for sixteen
years, and as they talked of events which
occurred years ago they realized that they
, are not as young as they used 20 be.