The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-19
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES.

B B McIlhsney, of Schell City, was
registered at the Garrison house yesterday.
Nj, F. B. Nance, of Denver, CO.., is
the guest of his brother, Conductor b. +.
Nance.
Lon V. Stephens, Lewis Levens and
Will Draffen, of BOonville, were IN the
city to see The Silver King.
Mss E,elka WardelI, leading lady of
the Silver King combination, left for ST.
Louis last night, where she was called by
the serious illness OF her sister.
Mrs. John Footitt OF Chicago. is in
the city the guest OF Mrs. Robert Walker.
After tarying here a few days she will go
to.her husband, who is a; Passo Del NOrte,
New Mexico.
john L. Hall, of Sedalia, accompanied
by his friend, Mr.. Jackson, of New York,
was at the Campbell house, this week, and
was taking a look at things about
Warsaw.-Warsaw Enterprise.
The ministers and newspapers of Soda
liza are at "lOggerheads." The ministers
think that the sunday papers have more
attractions for the people than their SER
mons have Rich Hill Enterprise.
Judge w. S. Shirk, of Sedalia, was in
attendance at the probate court, Wednes-
day. in the case of the settlement of the
Mittlebach estate. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Bessie. - Warsaw Enter
prise.
MIR. Charles c. Parker The successful
teacher OF elocutIon, returns to morrow to
Brownsville, at the request of former pupils
and new ones. to give a second series of
lessons IN that useful as we'll as ornamental
branch of education.
MIR r. L. Gentry, sitter spending q
couple of days among the cni venIng scenes
of our capital city, returned LIST night to
Sedalia, accompanied by that apollo Bel
videre of bachelordom, DR.. W. n. Gra-
ham.-Jefferson City Tribune.
Hon. w. S. Shirk, Of Sedalia, is shak-
ing hands with some of mis- friends here,
visiting relatives and looking after bust
ness interests Judge S. has a popularity,
once local, that is now state wide, which
greatest where he is best KNOWN not cOnfin-
ed to the narrow limits Of his acquaintance
Warsaw Times.
Charley Barnett, for many years a res
ident of this city, now holding cases on the
Kansas City Journal, is in the city visiting
relatives and friends. Charlie Is looking
as hale and hearty as he did when he was .
Senalia "hy cop" He received a warm
welcome from his numerous friends and
acquaintance.
Alas for our compliments, Major
Edwards asserts that he neither wrote,
saw nor knew anything about" the article
on materialsm which appeared in the St.
Joseph Gazette, and which was so univer-
sally admired by the clergy. Who, then,
was 1t? 1t must have been Colonel Gran
Vile Adkins or one of the Burnses.-Kan-
sas City Times.
Mr.. Ullmsnn, of the Ullmann and
Philpott Manufacturing Co., Cleveland,
Ohio, was in the city yesterday, en- route
home. He is splendid gentleman, full of
vivacity and an active and successful busi-
ness man. Twenty years ago DIR. Ullmann
Was In the drug business at Springfield,
this state, and was an extensive advertiser
in the paper then published at that place
by the proprietor of the BAzoo.
Yesterday the Rich Hill Chronicle
issued its last number. The Office will be
moved to Sedalia, where, assisted by Nc
Demuth, they will issue an evening paper
There was not room in Rich Hill for q
third paper to make money, and we admire
their Judgment in seeking a more remuner-
alive field. They have our best wishes for
unbounded success.-Rich Hill Enterprise.