The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-04

Mexico friends.
Capt. Frank Dodd is in Jefferson
City attending court.
John Hughes left to seek his for
tune in Texas, on Thursday last.
Miss Maud Harvey, of Marshall,
is the guest of Miss I. A. Swimsy.
Miss Maria Prewitt has returned
from a protracted stay at Kirksville.
Gus Hensler, OF Anthony, Kas.,
is making short visit TO his parents
here.
Miss Eddie Written, of Frank
lin, visited friends here several days
last week.
Mrs. Laura Seager, of Hancock,
Mich, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
John Shaftroth.
H. T. Burckhart and Andrew
Herndon found attraction at Sails
bury on Sunday.
-Cordell Tendall went to Texas
on Thursday to look after his ranch
In ZHella county.
Misses Lou Smith and Laura
Patterson left on Tuesday last for a
visit to Kansas City.
Miss Ida Blackwell, an estimable
young lady of Macon City, is the
guest of Miss Annie Bell.
| Miss Mamie Hughes, a pleasant
young lady of Osborn, Mo-, is visit
iug her aunt, Miss j. c. Ferguson.
John Waterman, Henry Wolfort
and Isador Schwartz, of Boonville,
were in the city the first OF the week.
MIR. J. ID. Folsom was in attend
ance at the congressional central COM
mittee's meeting at Sedalia Tuesday
last.
w. P. Rufel, of the Glasgow
Missourian, and A. l.. Hayden, OF
the Journal, were among our visitors
Monday last
Col. Mark Jackman returned on
Tuesday from his trip to California,
accompanied by the two children ola
deceased brother.
Charles T. holland, promising
Young LAWYER of st. Louis, and a
former student at Central college, is
among Fayette friends.
Frank P. Sebree, of Marshall
born and reared in this county, is a
candidate for representative from the
First district of Saline county.
| Newton G.. Elliott, who. for the
past several months, has been in the
south, recuperating his health, re-
turned Sunday last, greatly improved.
Miss Laura West and Mr.. A.
w. Delquest are in the city establish
ing a circulating library. The repre-
sent the Franklin Library company
of Louisville, KY.
| "A supposed mad dog made its ap'
pearance in the suburbs on Monday
last and created quite an excitement.
The animal succeeded in biting sever
al persons before being killed.
Mr.. r. M. Price, of Audrain
county, Ed. Price, of Boone. and Mr..
Conway, of Saline, all prominent and
wealthy stock buyers, have been in
the city for a week past buying up all
available stock.
/ The Methodist district conference
!. Was held i'm Franklin this week.
Among those in attendance from thi:
city were Rev. W. T. Balling, DIR.
| e. r. Hendrix, Prof. G. r. Forster
| l.. s. Prosser and S. A. Chitwood.
johnny Trim took advantage o.
the candidates meeting here on Mon.
day last and made run in this direc
ton. In the afternoon he addressed
an audience at the court house, spend
ing the remainder of his time with
friends.
IN. B. Cooper, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Lollie, Mrs. Mittis
Burton, Mrs. Joel Rains and Mis-
Sallie Owings took advantage of th'
present reduced rates. and left OF
Tuesday for a sojourn of several
months in California.
"A most ENJOYABLE evening wa.
spent on last Monday at the palatia
home of Mr.. j. c. Ferguson by {
large number of our young people
lice cream and cake were served
realizing s1S thereby, which was giver
the new Christian church fund.
. --Benjamin Givens, residing a
, Sebree, about six miles from this city
had his large barn and contents en-
} tirely destroyed by FIRE on Thursday
, night last. The barn contained clever
head of work mules, o250 barrels Of
corn, besides other field farming uten
s;ls etc The entire loss will argre