The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-16
PERSONAL.

L. c. Hall, of Omaha, Neb, is in tn,
city.
]. FL. Russell, Jr., is here from Jackson
Mich
S. G. Clarke, of Springfield, ILL.,, is il
town.
Smith Crow, of Paris, is at Sichert
hotel.
William Odenwald, of New York, il
at Kaiser's.
j. C. Hurley, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is 8
guest at Kaiser's.
j. r. La Prelle came up from St
Louis yesterday.
"A. G. Glasgow came down from Kan.
sas City yesterday.
R. w. New, of Chicago, is autograph.
ed at Sicher's hotel.
-Aleck q. Bremen, of Cincinnati, was
in the city yesterday.
B B. Sommeryille, with the Missouri
Glass Co., is 10 the city.
H. w. Ireland, Chicago travelling
man, is at Hotel Kaiser.
w. F. White, of Deepwater, No., is
stopping at Hotel Kaiser
&C. E. Lyman, of Milwaukee, Wis, is
autographed at Kaiser's.
w. F. Johnson came up from Pilot
Grove yesterday morning.
DIR. s. K. Crawford came in from the
east yesterday afternoon.
Hon. J. III. Boutwell, came up from
the state capital last night.
S. J. Wilson, of Macon City, came up
from Jefferson City yesterday.
"A. II. Campbell, has returned from a
visit with friends in st. Louis.
Thomas ]. Bradburn arrived in town
yesterday from Detroit, Michigan.
Richard Engart, prominent farmer
of Howard county, is in the city.
Willis P. King, jr., went to Kansas
City yesterday to spend Sunday.
Abe Stein, advance agent for the "Lit-
tie Nugget" company is in the city.
Frank Donohue came down from E an
sas City yesterday spend Sunday.
Secretary F. NJ. Jacobs returned yes
terday morning from Lexington, Mo.
Rev. Trone, chaplain of the house,
came up from Jefferson G ty last night.
John A. Hannay, of the Gazette, left
yesterday to spend Sunday at Versailles.
Mrs BentIy of Chicago, a sister of Judge
q. F. Bailey, arrived in the city last night.
Ex-Governor Crittenden passed
through the city last night on his way to
Kansas City.
Dan Sprecher, wife and child, came
up from St. Louis yesterday to visit rela-
tives and friend here.
Col. B, r. Richardson, a prominent
attorney and land agent of Versailles was
in the city yesterday.
George Plattenberg, q brother-in-law
of Major John n. Edwards, passed through
the city last night, going east.
H. Swalley returned from Chicago
last night, where he has been laying in
supply of type and other printing mater
ial
It. M. Roberts and nephew, r. joiner,
went to Sedalia last night to visit Mrs.
Gray, daughter of Mr.. Roberts.-Clinton
Democrat.
City Marshall Garrett, of Upton, was
in the city last night, looking after the
tramp who committed the rape at Cali
fo-nia, Mo-, last Thursday.
George w. Sol mon, James NJ. Key,
III. r. Finke, I. NJ. Pond, Charles Everett,
John n. Ople, John I. Wood, Thomas j.
Gavin and c. w. Prosser, all of st. Louis,
are registered at Kaisers.
MIR. C. C. Clay, the sedalis marble
man, was in Boonville Saturday. He is
soon to put up a fine monument in the
Andrew Adams lot in Walnut Grove Gem
Advertiser.
Miss Nellie A. Ingram is preparing
an excellent and entirely new programme
for her dramatic recital to be given at the
opera house May End. 1t is in the inter-
est OF the Masonic Orphans Home of Mis-
souri, and doubtless Miss Nellie's MANY
friends will give. her a crowded house.
DIR. Leslie Crowell, travelling represen-
tative for Warmers remedies, has been in
the city for several days. and will leave for
Warrensburg this morning. DR.. Crowell
got into little misunderstanding with an
officer day or two ago, which has been
ysricusly reported, but the matter has been
adjusted In a manner which reflects no
discredit upon the doctor either as a man
or a gentleman. He will return to Sedalia
in few days.