The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
PERSONAL.

DIR. s. h. Crawford, OF warsaw, is IN
the city, the guest of Judge w. S. shirk.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Heinrichs, OF JEFF.
ferson City, are guests at the Hotel Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil f. ChapDell will
leave rnis morning for Ell Dorado Spring.
for brief stay,
il. 3. Wolfe, editor of the California
Democrat, was among the BAzoo's welcome
callers yesterday.
-Warder Cumming, ex-superintendent
of the Missouri Pacific road, returned TO
ST. Louis yesterday.
H. ". Gresham and mother left this
morning for Dundas, Canada, on visit to
relatives and friends.
Master Car Builder Irwin left last night
for Hannibal, to look after the company's
interests at that point.
Charles II. Collins, late manager OF
Woods opera house, accompanied by his
life, went north on last nights train,
George Dixon, of Windsor, came up
yesterday 20 ascertain the work accom-
plished by the democratic convention.
Conductor Appleton, of the Lexington
branch, is enjoying a brief lay-off, and
Conductor Hi. Lewis is running his train.
Jas. Showers, night yardmaster at Fort
Scott, arrived in the city yesterday for the
purpose of transacting some pressing busi-
ness.
Martin Beedy, of Windsor, was north
bound passenger last night. He goes for
an extended trip through the moth and
west.
j. A. Toole, of Williamsburg, Kas.,
was in the city Sunday, the guest of his
friend, Conductor Appleton, of the Lex
ington branch run.
After remaining here over Sunday,
Trainmaster Dan Grow returned to Kan
sas City yesterday morning, going via the
Lexington branch.
Charles S. Jackson, formerly city ed
itor of the Democrat, now of Kansas City,
returned home yesterday, after two days
soiourn with friends here.
Mrs. A. T. Leonard, of Moberly, is
the guest of Miss Nettie Haggard. After
a two weeks stay she will 60 to st. Louis,
where she will visit her sons, who are en-
gagged in business there.
Charlie Roll, who came down from
Kansas City Sunday, left last night for ST.
Louis, where he has accepted position as
tourist for the Eau Claire Lumber comps
nv, of that city. He will travel over the
Wabash and Pacific roads, and hopes to be
at home once every two weeks.
Monte Montgomery, of St. Joseph,
son of Gen. Bacon Montgomery, and who
has been working in the car-building
department of the K. c., st. j. 4 c. h.
road for nearly three years past, arrived in
the city Sunday. He remained here until
yesterday afternoon, when he left for a
short visit with friends near Windsor.
VIM. Mason, chief of the railway po-
lice, returned yesterday from a visit
with friends at his old home i'm Nashville,
Ill. This is the Town in which dwell sew
eral of the deputy sheriffs who fired upon
the East St. Louis mob during the strike,
and Mr.. Mason states that they are among
the best people in the town, and not thugs,
as the mobile order" people would have
the public believe.
DIR. II. E Depp left for Chicago last
night in the happiest frame of mind ever
enjoyed by any passenger. The cause OF
his pleasure was the reception OF tele-
gram and letter, the latter enclosing a
$50 check to pay the expenses of his trip
and an urgent appeal to come at once to
the city to arrange with parties DESTROYS OF
engaging in the manufacture of his famous
new mOter pOWer.