The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-27
PERSONAL.

girl TO do housewerk.
Geo. T.. b. Jackson came in ON In,
train from the west last night.
Mrs Il. E. Blair returned, last night
! from visit with friends in Kansas.
Rev. B. T Lacy left for Lamonte, las
evening, and will preach there to-day.
Mrs. DR.. James Alin left for Hughes.
vile last evening, 10 pay friends visit
Rev. A. J. Van Wsgner went to Hol.
den last night, where he breaches to day.
Miss Clara Hays left. yesterday sitter.
noon, fer a brief visit with her friends q,
Warsaw.
w. w. Hunter, the st. Louis hat and
cap salesman. will spend the Sabbath al
Sichers'.
"A. J Sparks, of Warrensburg, spent
Yesterday here and went home on the even
ing train.
Conductor Thomas Lash and wife have
returned frem their visit with friends at
Kansas City.
MIR. NJ. Heuoch came in from Spring
field, Me-, last night, by the X. Il T. tram
from the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Merrifeld spent
yesterday i'm Kansas City, and returned on
No. 4, last night.
r. G. Bremermann, the St. Louis hat
and cap salesman, will spend the Sabbath
at the Garrison house.
Mr.. w. +. Clarke. of the extensive
lime company of Waller, Clarke Il Co., of
Hannibal, is in the city.
Col. w. w. S. Snoddy returned from
Smithton, where he had suit yesterday,
by last evenings train.
Mr.. j. w. Kennedy, representing
Mackey's boot and shoe house, took a run
down 10 Syracuse, yesterday.
Mrs. Aug. Flieschman, who has been
spending a week with her parents at Con-
cordia, returned home last hight.
Rev Allen ]. Van Wagner and wife
left, Yesterday afternoon, for Holden, where
Mr.. Van Wagner breaches to-day.
Sheriff w. /. Fisher, Of Nevada, passed
through the city, yesterday afternoon, on
his way home from the state capital
Mr. James Burnes, of Henry county,
arrived here yesterday, from Colorado,
where he has valuable mining interests.
DIR. w. n. Graham, sergeant-at-srms
of the house, came up from the state capi-
tai yesterday afternoon, and will return to-
night.
e. HI. Wilson, OF Kansas City, came in
on the train from the south last night, and
is the guest of his brother-in-law, Rev. DR..
Jackson.
Gus Schneider, editor OF the Sedalia
Journal, went down to Hermsn, last night,
To spend the Sabbath with his mother and
brothers.
Reverend Father Murphy went to
Otter Vile, Yesterday morning, 10 respond
TO sick call, and returned by the even
ing train.
Mr.. William Kelk left for Pleasant
Hill last night, TO spend Sunday with his
brother Charley, who is making his home
at that place.
&C. III. White, of Boonville, now visit
ing i'm California with his family, has the
thanks of the BAZoo for late copies of
Fri.co papers.
Mr.. Dug Lieget', representing the
wholesale clothing house Of j. RoseAthal &
Co., of Cincinnati, is i'm the city in the in
Ierest Of his firm.
Miss MAY SOulucs WuO uuS Occu VS. |
ting the family of Mr.. Wesley Kipp, at
Holden, for some time, returned home |
morning.
Mrs. L. T. kneisley, after remaining 4
Law with her sister, Mrs. John ID. Russell, !
eft last night for jefferson City, topay her !
PARENTS there visit.
will Mellor left for BoOnville, last |
hight, and will return this evening, accent
panied by his wife. who has been visiting
Ter parents for few days past.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dougan, of Ell
inwood, Kas, parents of Mrs. J. +. Wood,
lrrived in the city yesterday, and will
probably make Sedaiia their home.
MIR. 8obt. TrIver, the Jefferson City
OF the Karsas City Times,
PASSED through here last evening on his
ray to the city at the kaws mouth.
Rev. Geo. Pla,ienburg, chaplain Of the
louse Of rerrs sentives, passed through Sc
ALA yesterday afternoon, on his way TO
where he breaches to-day.
Hon. James H. Lay, representative of
.enton county, passed through here yester-
az on his way home, to Warsaw, where he
ill spend day or two before returning to
be capital.
Mrs. L. B. Maddox, Of Breckenridge,
Jo.. ARRIVED yesterday, and ie the gSest Of
k>l L.