The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-10-22

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when Dan and his wife, their three
beautiful little daughters and hand.
some sor are seen out, they attract
attention as much as q
rare picture would do. Mr..
Clark's territory exte IDS from
Hannibal down to Dallas, Tex.
A. Carleson was only transferred
to this branch of the business yes
terday, and while he comes highly
recommended, yet he is not PERSONAL
ly known to the firm. He is said to
be RATHER with his tongue and as he
halls from Chicago,is doubtless with
out f1ies.',
Mr.. w. s. Huffman, the rustler of
the firm: the "outside man." also
travels considerably for the firm, max
ing occasional trips when business de-
mands it. Mr.. Huffman is, himself,
a veteran traveller, he having, prior
to embarking in the insurance bust
ness, travelled in Kansas three years
for the boot and shoe house of w. S.
Mackey of this city. and be was
successful salesman. Consequently,
he is quite at home on the road, al
though he has now slight aversion
to the business, and Justly 50,
for he nov is the possessor of
an accomplished wife, a pretty
baby and snug home, of all of which
he is rightly very fond. Mr.. Huff
man is yet a young man.
He is pusher and combines
fine business capacity with
a ready tongue, pleasant manners and
a genial disposition. He is quite
popular.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
The Singer Sewing Mach inc com,
pany has had a branch office in this
city for number of years, but since
last May it has been under the man.
sgement of Mr.. G. P. Heffily. an able
aud expert business man who spends
much of his time On the road and
who by careful work has extended
the interests of the house all over
Missouri. He is short, stout man,
a brunette, an easy talker End q
compapionable gentleman. He has
a wife and two children residing in
Nebraska.
This company has two book-keepers
in lis Office here. Miss ID. L. Neeley,
who has been with the company for
thirteen years, but who has only been
in this city since last May, and Mis-.
Stella Knapp, a well known young
lady of this city.
Miss Nicely is a blondine with
pleasant manner and an agreeable
smile and is an expert in her work.
Miss Knapp is a blondine,
of the Mrs. Brown Potter type, is
agreeable and pleasant in her manners
and speech and gives promise of be
coming an excellent business woman.
The company is represented by
twenty.One agents and sub agents,
but only five are located in this city,
as follows: Messrs. q. Nj. Tiehner,
William Cabeniss E. w. Logston, j.
Wipfrey and g. w. Kemp.
Mr.. Tichner acts as city manager,
is blonde, heavy set man about 80
years old; is fair and agreeable talk
er and has q wife and two children
living here.
Mr.. Cabiniss is tall and slender
brunette, is a fair talkcr, of pleasant
manners, weighs about 160. is married
and has one child.
Mr.. Logston is the city collector :,
is strawberry blonde, handsome. gen.
isl, is aged about 26, and "they say
is trying to persuade an East Sedalia
Lelle 10 say ives"
Mr.. Wiufrey is of medium height,
is married, is good hustler and a
good business man.
MIR. Kemp is brunette, fine look
ing, a good talker and good business
man, has wife and family at Kemp's
station.
MCCORMICK HARVESTING CO.
This company has been established
in this city for a Number of years and
has always done an extensive bust.
ness. 1t is now represented on the
road by Mr.. HI. III. Vogts and w.
81. Gunn. Mr.. Vogts is of medium
hight, is blonde, and aged about
thirty years. He is a good talker,
pleasant hammered and genial. Is mar
ried, has one child and "a pleasant
home on West Fourth street. He
travels through the southern part of
the State and Kansas.
w. II. Gum is sunset blonde, of
medium height, is good talker and a
gOoi business man. His wife and
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