The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-23
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in the city yesterday.
Pat Conner, of Green Ridge, was in
town yesterday.
-Chas. Mcdonald is spending a few
days in St. Louis.
will Penfeld viii spend Christmas
with his parents in Kansas.
Postmaster Drsicoil and wife, of Bea-
man. were in Sedslis yesterday.
John Conneil, of Seattle, Washington,
is the guest of friends liz Sedalia.
-Hauley PiIkington, recorder-elect Of
Pettis county, has returned from visit to
st. Louis.
Rev. Mackey, rector of Christ Episeo-
pal church Boonville, arrived in Sedalia
yesterday.
Col. w. F. futile, the next speaker of
the Missouri Legislature, was in the city
yesterday.
County Judge Elect Ferguson, of the
Beaman neiehborhood, vas in the city
yesterday.
R. T. KiDgsbury, Of Estill Station,
was in the city yesterday and returned
home last evening.
Mrs Frank Easily and little daughter
Julia, will return from visit with rela-
tives in st. Joseph tomorrow evening.
-Lennie Doble, SON of Pat Doble, re.
turned home yesterday evening from st.
Louis where he has been attending school.
&C. Mueller, of Lake Greek, Benton
county, after having spent 8 day or so in
SedaIia, left for his home yesterday morn
ing.
w. F. Damn, the popular NJ, K. & 7.
night clerk will spend Sunday with his
uncle in Warrensburg and return "vis
/. Clinton"
j. w. Highleyman returned nome
from Chicago, Isl, yc Jterday, where he had
A.. been attending scho oil for the past few
months.
DIR. B. f. Lszenby left yesterday morn
ing for Carthage, Mo-, where he was
called to attend his brother who is sick at
= that point.
Lew Steiner and Louis Hamburger,
Baltimore, Md. and ]. Lieb, of Chicago,
travelling statesmen for clothing houses,
were guests of Sam Goldberg yesterday,
Ed. T. O'Rssr, of Jefferson City, chief
clerk in State Treasurer Stephens Office,
WAS in Sedalia yesterday, en- route to Mar.
-shall, where he will spend Sunday.
Miss Florence Townsley, a well known
vocalist of Kansas City will arrive in this
city New Years eve and h the guest of
her uncle Mr.. f. 81. Moses.
Herbert Scales, who is attending the
Medical University In ST. Louis. arrived
yesterday ard will 81 end the holidays with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Scales.
Miss Stella johnson, one of the teach
.ers in the Poonville pubic school, arrived
in Sedalia yesterday morning. She is on
her way to Wsrrensburg TO spend the
holidays.
j. A. Wyman and E. J. Smith, TIE
latter the district department inspector,
left for Green Ridge yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of inspecting the g. A. f |
post at that place.
Rev. Matuscha, of Lake Greek, Ben |
ton county, who had been the guest of
Rey. Henry Lobeck, pastor OF the German
Evangelical schurch in Sedalia returned
home yesterday morning.
Deputy circuit clerk E. r. Marvin
was necessarily absent from his post of duty |
yesterday. Mr.. Marviu's wife was quite |
Ill and is still unable to leave her room. |
Her many friends hope for her early |
recovery.
j. 81. Mara, chief clerk in superintend-
ent Clsrk's Office. is lying quite ill at his
residence at the southeast corner of Fifth |
street and Missouri avenue. 1t is the esrn-
est wish of his friends that he msy have
speedy recovery.
Mrs. C. Moorhead, wife of the chief
clerk in MASTER carbuilder Walkers Office,
accompanied by her little son, will leave
for Topeka tomorrow, to spend the holi-
days with her father and mother, Rev. ID.
III. Johnston and wife.
C. Lee Byler has gone west to New
Mexico to grow up with the country. where
his brother Homer has been so successful.
Hereafter Lee will be with his brother
who is engaged in mercantile and hotel
business, and has secured the services of
Lee in his business.
TODispel Colds,
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the
system efIectually, yet gently, when costive