The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
PERSONAL.
Wilbur s. Jackson is at Smi:hton.

Louie LutherIof the Lamonte Rec
orr, was in the CITY yesterday.
ID. Baird, of Clinton, let the light of
his coUnlenance shine 10 Sedalia yester-
day.
MIR. Esiman MCGEE, wife and little
boy are visiting relatives In Galloway
county.
Capt. Z. w. Stevens went to Butler
Friday a.iei noon, on a mule buying ex-
petition.
MIR Schuyler McVey, who has been
In 81. Louis for the last four weeks, is
again at home.
As DIR. Carter's family is GONZALES
cent, he can now be promptly found in his
uental office.
Buck Kelly, of the Moberly Monitor,
was in the city yesterday on his way 10
the state capital.
Nj. John n. Daily, wholesale gro
Ger OF Sedalia, was Ia the city yesterday
Kansas City Times.
C. A. Surge and vile, of L. iug;on,
Mo-, a.e 10 the city visiting Mrs. oturges,
West Fourth STREET.
will Cloney lett for st. Louis yester-
day morning, 10 Ie-enter Washington Uni
versiy as student.
Dan Clifford. OF Wafreusburg, was in
The city yesterday 10 attend the funeral Of
Miss Mollie Sheeny.
Max. Jacobs went 10 Holden yesterday
afternoon, where BIS wife has been visiting
ior the past d1V o. two.
August Bei1euap, postmaster at
Bobn,E, was 10 ,he CITY yesterday, and
called at the BAloo Office.
"A. t. Ellis, OF New York, and who
! recently lie urned from Paris. is the GU, st
OF his ,rie.' ! c. cult Ma ,'ser J. ID. Gibos.
Miss Care Hius.:aie, who hss been
spending the holiday vacation at home,
re.ui ued 10 school at S. Louis, yesler-
day.
Captain Gilmer GiIbreash returned
from Jefferson Civ yesterday morning.
He was fortunate enough to secure a clerk.
ship.
Faux McEiroy, one OF the employees
in the house Of representa- yes, came up
Friday afternoon, for a days visit with
friends he.e.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been vi =
Ting hef cousins. Mr.. and LIS. N. II. Gen
try, returned TO her homs at Chicago yes
terday afternoon.
Harry l.. Myers, assis;an chief clerk
of the house of representatives. came I'D
iiom the state capital Friday afternoon, on
short visit to friends.
Rev. E. F. Boiler returned from Kid
der, Mo-, yesterday afternoon, where he
had been to deliver a lecture before the
students Of kidde- college.
Prof. Huffman, who has been spend
ing the holidays here, has retu: ned to
Coiumb;a, where he has charge o. the his
tory class IN the safe university.
-Eiss Allie GoldiUg, OF Fulton, who
has been the guest of her brother, Thomas
Golding, in t5is city, lett yesterday NOM
for visit WHO trends at 81. Louis.
Col. ara Mrs. E. J. Smith went to
WatIeusbuIg Yesterday afternoon. Col.
SWilh installer the newly-elccted officers
OF Col. Grover post, No. 7s, Grand Army
Of The Republic.
DIR. Sam. c. James passed through the
city yesterday mo oing, on his way to
EuuceiOp. On the l5ih DIR. James will
move to Kansas City, where he will prac-
lice his profession.
N. Whitney, of Six Mile, H., who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. w. Es-
tabroOk, northeast of this city, returned
home Friday afternoon. He SAYS he doesn't
remembee seeing such fine weather as we
are now having.
B. +. Gilmore was a visitor TO Sedalia
Wednesday. MFRS. r. L. Means, of Sc.
dalia, spent the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Bradley, in this city,
returning to her home Sunday night
Windsor Review.
E. b rope, western passenger agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio route, was in the
city yesterday. Pope is an old SedaIia
boy. having been telegraph operator on
the Pac' &c about fifteen years ago. He has
the vim and vitality as of yOre and his ap-
pearanee' indicates long life and lots of
fun.
j. p Philpott returned this morning
from busine 5 tip 10 Sedalia. Philpott
d Houx will move their present stock of
shoes to Sedalia next week where they will
dispose of them. They will open up in
their old stand, in this city, as soon as
possible with q new line out and out
Marshall News.
Hon. j. II. Boutwell,, member of the
legislature from this district, is at home
until Monday. "There was a strong oppo-
sition to the election IF republican for
speaker OF the house." said he, "and conse-
quenily, am only member of that body,
ike about one hundred and for,y-fo1r
others"
H: K. Hillhouse, an engineer on the
Columbus q Hooking Valley railroad, was
in the city last evening, to attend the meet
ing of 81. Omer commandery, Knights
Templar. Mr.. Hillhouse was formerly
employed on the Missouri, Kansas and |
1e-as railroad Hi nnnihar and a;a.o.a