The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-26

spend Sunday with his best girl.
MFR. and Mrs Robert Griffith left yes
terday for Warsaw from where they vii
take a trip through Hickory county.
Hon. L. L. Bridges expects to visit 81
Louis this week on government bushes
and may visit Sedalia for day or two.
Secretary E. L. Pottorf, of The Ne
vada Fair association, was taking IN tn
attractions at the State Fair yesterday.
John c. Patterson, Of the Marshal
Democraf-News, arrived es,erdsy mornin,
and took ia the fair during the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Will Estill, who hav,
been attending the fair here, left for ihei
home in Howard county yesterday morn
ing
Miss Hattie Cozens, of st. Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leslie Merry.
Mrs. Merry's mother is also visiting the
family.
MIR. and Mrs. James Durham expect
10 leave next Thursday for a two months
visit with Mrs. Durham's relatives, in
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lawrence, of ST.
Louis, who have been spending fair week
with relatives here, returned to their home
last night.
Miss Lena and Bertha Guenther, of
Jefferson City, are in the city for visit
with their brothers-Fred,C Charlie and Will
Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Sneed and Miss
Helen Gsllie. who extended their western
tour to Salt Lake City, are expected home
this week.
City Attorney eastman returned yes
terday from St. Louis, where he went as
delegate to the annual convention of the
Catholic Benevolent Union.
Miss Mamie Demuth, who hes been
spending her vacation here, left for
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, where she will
again engage in teaching.
Miss Short, who has been the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. U. F. Short, for sometime,
exrects to return to her home in northern
Mississippi next Thursday.
Jerry Kane. who caught for the NJ,
K. d T.'s yesterday, is an old time friend
of Bob Rose, they having played together
in the Texas league last season.
j. w. Bunce, travelling for Janeway &
Co, New Brunswick, n. j, manufacturers
of wall paper, after q three months vaca-
ton, starts out on his fall trip this after
noon, going to Kansas City.
-Dode Williamson, of the American
National bank, Kansas City, took in the
races yesterday, and through the advice of
Babe" Mills managed TO pick out the win
ming horse every time.
MIR. and Mrs. J, hn F. Heinrichs and
who were the guests of Editor
Crawford and wife, returned to their home
10 Jefferson City last night.
Miss Della and Calista Altenmeller,
OF this city and Miss Lou Howard, of Par
sons, Kansas, have gone to St. Louis,
where they will engage in the millinery
business.
Mrs. J. L. Holloway and child, who
have been spending the summer with her
parents here, will leave next Thursday for
Fort Smith, Ark, where her husband is
of schools.
Misses Maggie Dengolesky and Lou
Waltz, two popular and attractive Young
ladies from Boonville, spent fair week here
with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lew
Bernstein and the Misses Heller.
Miss Katie Cassidy, the bright little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cassidy,
celebrated the tenth anniversary of her
birth Friday, and the occasion was made
by her father presenting her
with handsome new surrey-one of Kelk
brothers. best.
Rev. and Mrs. George De Kay, who
have been the guests of friends here during
the past week, will leave this evening for
ST. Louis, and after short stay there will
go 10 Detroit and other points in Michigan
where they will visit about two weeks. be.
fore going to their future home near
Oberlin, Ohio.
Beverly Bunce, the genial and popular
county clerk of Cooper, will leave for his
home, in Boonville, this morning, after
paving his annual visit to Sedslia, re-
naming several DAYS and attending the fair
He stsid during the fair and took il all in.
He has attended the State Fair for several
years and pronouDces it better this year
than ever before. He is also highly pleased
with the many improvements he saw in
Sedalia. Bev is team, within himself,
and he has host of friends In Sedalia who
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