The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-09-24
PERSONAL.

e. H. Hsr is, jr., of Pilot Grove, was
in the city yesterday.
Charles Snyder, ir., went to Clinton,
Friday On business mission.
"A. w. Rollins returned yesterday from
the Kansas state fair at Topeka.
Mrs. j. z. Lane, and children left
yesteadry afternoon for Mexico, Mo-, TO
visit her mother.
Col. John s. Elliott, the popular
banker and tie contractor, Of Boonville,
was in the city yesterday.
w. P. Courtney, returned Friday eve
ming from Quincy, Ill, where he attended
a reunion OF his old regiment.
w. J. Chambliss, of the Secretary-of-
States Office, was in the city yesterday. en-
route from Jefferson City to Higginsville.
-Bayliss Steele came down from Kansas
City yesterday, and will spend Sunday
with his mother and many friends in this
city.
Hon. E. ii. Richardson. r. p. Archer
G. F. Longan, r. T. Gentry, and Gilmer
Gilbr. ath were among the Sedalians who
visited Lamonte yesterday.
Miss Octavia Lesueur, the accomplish
ed daughter of Secretary of-State Lesueur,
was in the city yesterday, en- route from
Jefferson city to Lexington.
Will Pelot, the genial postal clerk
running from Kansas City to Omaha, was
10 the city yesterday en-route to ST. Louis.
where he will remain until Tuesday.
Mayor Crawford, who is visiting his
brother at Steamboat Springs, Col, writes
10 oJS bot bo xpf1l rofr,rn homo in
few days. His health is very much inn
proved.
ID. A. Niblock returned yesterday
afternoon from a hunting expedition
loaded with game. He gave game sup
per to some friends at the McCubbin
restaurant last evening.
Rev. w. ID. Gray, who recently re-
signed the paslorship OF the Ohio Street
NJ. E. Church, will leave with his family
for his new field of labor next Wednesday.
The bishop has not appointed his successor.
Walter Gerow and little boy, Warren,
of Sedalia, are here visiting. Waiter has
to give up his hotel, the Pacific House, in
that city, as the property will be con-
demned, for street purposes, and he is look
ing ont location.-Fulton Sun.
Lewis II. Levens, of Boonville, came
over last evening and will spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. c.
Levens, of this city. Lewis is justly a very
popular young man and has many friends
in Sedalia who are always glad to see him.
Miss o. NJ Jones, (Modiste,) who has
been detained east by the serious illness of
her father, will be home the last OF the
week, bringing with her all the latest
styles from New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. d. e., openings. Ladies can
find her at her dress making parlors, south
vest corner of Seventh and Moniteau
streets.
Capt. =. W. Plant, the brilliant editor
of the Boonville Star, is in the city
taking few DAYS lay of and some much
needed relaxation from his arduous editor
ial labors. Captain Plant was arrested re-
Gently on the charge of criminal libel, and
lie now at large under heavy bond. He
expresses himself as perfectly satisfied that,
he will be acquitted on his trial. He has
engaged large number of able criminal
lawyers to defend him and is perfectly con-
fdent of success. he says. He will return
home tomorrow, after his brief vacation
and again WELD his pungent faber, when,
he says, the Star will shine with Increased
luminosity.