The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-07-09
PERSONAL.

Prof. d. L. Roe, Of Pilot Grove, is in
the city.
j. 81. Middleton, of Green Ridge is in
the city.
W. E. Waddell, of Lexington, is in
the city.
Tom Courtney came in from the west
yesterday.
w. F. White, of Deepwater, was in the
city yesterday.
R. 4. May, of Smithton, was in the
city yesterday.
j. C. Hatch, of Rich Hill, was in the
city yesterday.
R. A. May, of Knobnoster, visited Sc
dalia yesterday.
DIR. A. 81. Thurston, the drug drum
mer is in the city.
C. w. Brown, of Kansas City was in
The city yesterday.
R. A. Clark, of Warrensburg, was in
the city yesterday.
j. A. Howard and John s. Elliott, of
Boonville, are In the city.
Howard Terrell, of Boonville, passed
through the city yesterday.
&C. /. McCarty and Gus Zollinger, of
Clifton, visited Sedalia Yesterday.
R. A. Patrick, of Fayette, passed
through the city yesterday going south.
j. M. Hill, private secretary of Re-
ceivers Eddy and Cross, is in Kansas City.
-Messrs. r. c. Sneed, A. w. Leake and
Z. E. Dugan went to Sweet Springs last
night
Miss Gertie Poteet went to Boonville
yesterday to spend few days with friends
there.
j. c. Gray, who was the guest Of his
parents for the Fourth, has returned TO
Kansas City.
Samuel Irwin, master car builder OF
the Missouri Pacific went to st. Louis
yesterday.
Capt. Marcus Williams, of Boonyille,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
home from Clinton.
Col ID. W. Msrmaduke, of Sweet
Springs, spent yesterday in the city and
went up in the evening.
Baxter Brown formerly hotel clerk
in this city. is now day clerk at the St.
James hotel in St. Louis.
Misses Annie and Cleo Gold daughters
of S. c. Gold, are visiting friends in Kan
sas City. They have been there since the
Fourth.
DIR. r s. Holman and Prof. A. H.
Santer, two music lovers of Boonville,
came over to attend the concert at the
Christian church.
R. w. Miner, of Chetopa Kansas. is
visiting his father, Mr.. James Miner, near
this place. He is substantial hardware
merchant of Chetopa.
Mrs. Fannie Holt, of st. Louis, spent
two days in Sedalia last week with her son,
Frank Holt, of this Office. She returned
to St.Louis Friday night.
Miss Sallie Durham, accompanied by
Miss Cora Bobbitt, returned yesterday from
a three weeks visit to her uncle, J. w.
Dickinson, ofSweet Springs.
Miss Fannie Hickman, of Bunceton,
and Miss Hensler, of Fulton, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to
Miss Hickman's home in Cooper county.
w. 81. Graham, a brother of "Our
Doc" representing the Alden Vinegar Co..
of st. Louis, was in the city yesterday. He
represents sour line of goods but is a
pleasant gentleman, himself.
Superintendent. d. Drakeof the Boon
willie reforms chool, was in the city yester-
day en- route to Jefferson City. He reports
the celebration at the reform school on
the Fourth grand success.
Miss Trix Blanton, of Nevada, Mo-,
who took part in the Christian church con-
cert Friday night, is visiting Mrs. J. L.
Ferguson. Miss Blanton is a polished
young lady and an accomplished musician.
Mrs. Ferguson is also entertaining her
her cousin, Miss Mamie Lampson, of
Rocheport, Mo.
DIR. W. +. Boyer who has been quite Ill
for the past ten days was no better last
night-in fact he was near the threshold of
death. His recovery is very doubtful. DR..
Boyer is 40 years old and is native of
Forsythe county, n. c. He came to Sc
dalia in 1864 as contract surgeon in the
United States army, thus making him the
pioneer surgeon of Sedslia. He was mar
ried in 1872 to Miss Mary II. Wharton,
daughter of John r. Wharton, once large
merchant In Sedalia. DR.. Boyer has twice
served his fellow citizens as an alderman.
LATER-Dr. Boyer Is reported dead at
two o'clock this morning.
AT Sichsr's-C. P. Rector, Fort Scott;
w. S. Hamilton, Rochester, n. Y; P. S.
EdeHs, E. M, Russell, w. E. Rush, w. W.
Hunter, st. Louis; w. Y. Kelley, Chicago;