The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13

Mr. Burnan, Of Burton. Mo-, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. d. H. Evans is reported quite i'll
At her residence ON East Fifth strest.
Mics Emma Nav lor has returned home,
after two weeks visit 1t Rockwell, No.
Col. J. e. Higgins, who has been in the
city a day or SO, left for St. Louis last
night.
Mr.. Chas. Keck came up from Upton
last evening to Sunday with his friends in
this city.
-tol. ]. N. Eddy, superintendent of the
K. & T. division, came in from the south
last evening.
Mr.. James Boyles, The Houstonia mule
man, passed through the city last night on
his way to St. Louis.
j. X. billiard, an old resident Of La.
fayette county, was in the city yesterday,
accompanied BY his sen.
-Trainmaster Nerri6eld arrived from
Kansas City last night, and will spend the
Sabbath with Ed. Gould.
w. F. Peugh and L. Yount, represent
ing J. w. Truxel's music house, returned
from successful trips last night.
A. L. Cameron, general sgent for the
Southwestern Mutual Benefit Association
came in from the south yesterday morning
Mr.. A. A. Tslmage. general manager
of transportation OF the Gould system,
passed through here last evening on his way
east.
MIR. d. L. Baker, of Arizona, who has
been visiting his brother in this city for
some days past, left for New York las,
night.
j. ID. Fleming, the Kansas City.insur.
rance adjuster, was At the Garrison house
yesterday, and will probably spend the Sab
bath here
Elder Geo. w. .Plattenburg, chaplain
of the state senate, passed through the city
last evening ON bis way TO LamOnte, where
he will preach to-day.
-Messrs. B. T. Frank and s. Sarner, Of
St Louis, were in the city yesterday on
business. During their stay they me, with
several old time friends.
Mr.. Joseph Highlander, former we'll.
known citizen Of Sedalia, now travelling for
st. Louis Wholesale tobacco house, Is In
the city, stopping At Kaiser's.
Mrs. j. E. Wood, who was called TO
the bedside Of her father at EllinwOOd. kas.,
several DAYS ago, returned home yesterday
morning, and reports her parent much bet.
ter.
MIR. Robert Casterton took his depar.
ture for Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday mOrn.
ing, after having y very pleasant visit with
his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Jennie Clark. in
this city.
Master Georgia CLARK, only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Clark, of Cleveland, Ohio
left fer his home Thursday morning, after
spending the winter With his grandmother
Mrs. s. A. Clark, Of Sedslia.
Ike Seigel returned from st. Louis
yesterday afternoon, where, on Thursday
he WAS present at the marriage Of his sis
ter-in-law, Miss Angelica Mayer, to Mr.. NJ
Henmelreich, of Pennington, Iowa.
MIR. Philip Rosenheim, Of the clothing
manufacturing house Of Seligman Il Rosen.
helm, New York, Who has been in the city
q day or so visiting his brother-iD.law, Mr.
Isaac Wolf, left for his home last night.
Tom Kehoe came down from Browns
vile on the branch train, last right, and
will spend the Sabbath with his friends
here. He was q witness OF the murder .,
Lamar. Friday, Of which an account is
given elsewhere.
Bob Scholl, of Weiss barber shop, will
leave 10 morrow for Hot Springs, Ark.
where he will soiourp for q couple OF
months, in the hope of deriving relief from
4 hn rho kae toA -,
considerably for some time past
Mr.. Payne and wife, . newly married
couple from Newport. KY. arrived in the
city by last evenings train and will become
the guests Of the brides cousin, Mr.. ]. n.
Daily, for few days, when they will pro.
coed tO Kansas 10 visit relatives there.
DIR. Spaulding, of ST. Louis, and DR.,
]. p. Gray, OF Sedalia, on committee from
the State Dental Association, urged The en-.
rollment bill before the senate committee
this afternoon, which Immediately pre-.
pared favorable report-Post-D Dispatch.
Mr.. L. II. Pierce, the St. Louis drum.
mer, who is known from one end Of the
state TO the other, came in from the south
west yesterday morning and took the north.
bound train fer Fsyette, where he will 1t.
tend the wedding Of his brother-in-lsv
tonight.
MIR. Thos. B. Price, Of Avondale farm,
Vas in the city Yesterday on brsiness con.
nected with the burning 81 the mule stables
last Thursday night, in which he was in
serestsd. When asked II he ve1ld bsild
again, he replied "sot until 6edalia secures
better facilities tor extisguisAins . Ere"