The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-19

New York.
John w. Vinson is here from Jersey
v lille, Illinois.
"A. w. Lawrence is here from Gales
burg, Illinois.
Waller shirk came in last night from
Kansas City.
e. w. Dreher, of Chicago, is at
Ksiser's Hotel.
"A. W. Lawrence, OF Galesburg, Hi
nOis, is in the city.
"A. p. Espenshrid returned from st.
Louis last uigaI.
Miss Blanche Y3pst left last night
for Georgetown.
B F. Swaggard came down from Sweet
Springs yesterday.
Otto Bloess, the Iumbsr man, of st.
Louis, is in the city.
Vincent Terry, OF Kansas City, went
to Lamont last night
Hon. J. A. Boutwell, came home from
Jefferson City last night.
Captain Gllbreath cam JET
ferson City last night.
Jack Gibbs left for Topeka last night
to visit his old home and friends.
Mics Lila Wilkins returned last night
from pleasant visit in Boonville.
Robert Metcalf, G. E. Search and 1.
N. Powell are here from st. Louis.
William Curran came in from Kansas
City yesterday and is Sundaying here
R. w. Griffith, T. C. Meyer and w. s.
Wells, all of st. Louis, are at Kaiser's.
w. III. O'Brien and wife are up from
Denison and stopping at Sicher's hotel.
F. G. Bsbcock, B. T. Smith and A. T.
Hufxgarford, of st. Louis, are at Sichsr's.
james 81. Young came in from Chi
csgo last night, and is stopping at Kaiser's.
Joe Kelly went to California last
night to spend Sunday with his best girl.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Weekly is visiting her
father in Sedalia.-Sweet Springs Herald.
Felix B. Lippeman, with the Chap.
leigh Hardware Co., of St. Louis, is In the
city.
Mrs. Fl. 81. Myers and little girl re.
turned yesterday from visit to Kansas
City.
Waller Young arrived from Jefferson
City last night, on his way home to St.
Joseph.
City Recorder NJ. W. Brady returned
yester lay from weeks visit to Charleston
Illinois,
Grandma McCluney is lying very i'll
at the residence of J. E. Hills, ITO West
Fourth street.
Sam Major, jr, passed through the
city last night from Jefferson City, en- route
to his home at Fayette.
Hon. John Breathett, railroad com
missioner from st. Louis, came in from
Jefferson City last night.
Master Earl Townsend, of Jefferson
City, is in the city visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. B. F. Gledhill.
Thomas Price came up from Jefferson
City last night and left on the Lexington
branch train for Brownsville.
Senator McGinness, Of Sc. Louis, cam,
up from Jefferson City yesterday afternoon
and lett last night for his farm nea
Houstonia.
j. X. Gwynn, secretary of the south
west Missouri immigration society, vas il
the city yesterday on his way home u
Clinton from Versailles.
A. C. Baldwin, of the Gazette. went t.
Marshall Yesterday to spend Sunday. Mrs
Baldwin has been in Marshall for seyera
days and has been in bad health.
Sheriff Tom Cranmer, of Cooper coun
ty, was in the city last night and returned
on the 10:40 train. Sheriff Craumer mad,
pleasant call at the b. ZOO office while ir
the city.
Julius Brady, of Evansville, Ind, ar
rived in the city yesterday. and will spenC
a few days looking over the best town In
the state. He is brother and guest O
Recorder NJ. w. Brady.
Her nan Smith, the accomodatin,
meat cutter for s. Wright & Son, at 11I'
East third street, has resigned his posi-
ton, MIR. Smith was great favorits
with the ladies and will be sadly missed
Captain and Mrs. Smith, Misses Corr
aue BERTHE Holly, A. III. Hachett, A. s
MCGOWAN, p. ID. Hastain, Capt. II. 3
Petts, and others, have been to Sedalia thi
week, on the occasion of the encampmen
! of the State G.. A. R-Warren Enterprise
| MIR. and Mrs. Howe, who are to man
age the Kirmiss to be given Easter, ar
guests at Sicher's Hotel. Mr.. Howe is
graduate of Harvard, and spent severa
years in Europe Studying music and tn
fine arts. He is said to be singer of rar
cultivation and power.
A Washington special to the Kanss
City Times says: Congressman John
Heard and wife of Missouri expect {
leave'fo their home at Sedalia the latte
part of next week, where they will renal
few days and then visit the Arkansas be