The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-26

George Longan was in Lamonte yes
ferdsy on business.
- r. P. Archer returned yesterday from
=. Louis, where he spent several days.
Charles Botz, of the Journal, 10 out
after q severe illness of three weeks dura-
tion.
john Ready and family left fer
Greenville, Texas last night where they
intend to reside.
"A. r. Krenzky has moved to Sedslia
.....Mrs. Robbins and family leave this
- week for Warsaw Enterprise.
William Gickler, of fire company No.
!, hiss taken two-days lay of to engage in
ahunting expedition near Green Ridge.
R. J. Jackson, of Oakland, Cal, who
has been visiting Sheriff Smith for few
days, left for Kansas City yesterday.
Miss Mamie Setback, of Sedalia, who
has been visiting friends and relatives in
this city and Pilot Grove for some time,
left for her home last Saturday, accom-.
panied by her cousin, Miss Flora Strait
of this city.-Boonville Topic.
Thomas z. Terry, Manager Pete
Baker, Qate Baker and Farron), called
yesterday. Mr.. Baker comes to Woods
opera house next Saturday, November so,
matinee and night, with his richly dressed
musical comedy Chris and Lena.
-Ex-Mayor d. c. Medsker, one of the
stockholders of the Central Electric Light
and Power company arrived here from
Topeka Friday noon, and Judge 81. C.
Speers of the same place, also a stakeholder
in that company arrived Friday night and
Joined Mr.. Medsker in looking over the
company's plant here.
Hugh ID. Muir, of Sedalia, spent Sun
day in town visiting relatives aud friends
Hugh has a good position with the Mis-.
souri, Trust company in Seialia and is
doing we'll, He was lately offered q
position at F,rt Worth, Texas, but be
preferred TO remain in Missouri. He ex.
poets now to spend part of the Christmas
vacation with his relatives in Boonville.-
Boonville Topic,
MIR. w. s. EeLong, late of St. Louis
has arrived in the city. .Mr. belong will
have charge of the bar in the new Hotel
lie Grande. This bar will be fixed ut
into one of the finest institutions in the
city. Everything will be genteel and
first class. Mr.. belong has been bar
tender in the Southern Hotel in st. Louis
and also in Omaha. He is a pleasant
gentleman and says he will give hi
patrons kind treatment and good liquors.
Miss Anna Lyons, of Sedalia, daught
er of Superintendent Lyons, of the NJ. K
q T., accompanied by her friend, Mis-
Highleyman, will arrive in the city Satur
day, to take part in the Mrs. Bessie Oton's
entertainment to be given by the ladies Of
the Christian church, Saturday evening
Nov. 2Srd. Miss Lyons is an accomplished
pianist d vocalist, and together with be-
friend will add greatly to the attractiyeneSs
af the progrsm.-Parsons Journal.
Mrs. r. o. Raglan and daughter, Mis-,
Gertie, went to Sedalia Thursday morning
......Niss Mary Pack, after few weeks
very pleasant visit with Windsor friends
returned to her home in St. Joe Thursday
morning. Mrs. A. Fl. Babcook accompa
MED Miss May to SedalIa......Eld B. E
Dawson, o. Sedsiis, very ably filled The
pulpit of the Christian church Of this city
last Sunday. The DIS familiar face is al
ways welcome to the people of Windsor
MFRS. E. B. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Minnie, returned from Sedalia Tuesday
where they had visited relatives for few
days......Mrs. Laura Means, of Sedalia, &C
eompanied by her children, came down
Sunday morning and is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bradly.-Wind
sor Review.