The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-11
PERSONAL.

The We. Us & Co. troupe are at SIGH
er's.
Tom Courtney came in from the East
to-day.
-E. L. Tones of Lexington, was in The
city yesterday.
w. p. Lingle, of the Clinton Demo
crat. is in the city.
&C. ID. Minter is in New York buying
spring goods.
Asa Maddox, of Kansas City, regis
tered at Sicher's yesterday
Frank Debold of Moutrose, was q
guest at the Merchants yesterday.
Rev. r. d. Black lectured to large
audience at Smithton on Friday night.
Mrs. George F. Longan and daughter
left for visit in Cooper county yesterday.
Captain j. J. Holbrook of Fort Worth
is stopping over Sunday at tine Merchants.
George E. Walker and w. E. Robin
SON represented st. Louis in the city yester.
day.
John Henry Summers returned from
an extended visit to Georgetown this
morning.
-Rev. Bottenil will announce q series
OF meeting before the Y. NJ. CA. on Feb
ruary 18th.
"A. p. Espenscheid returned from Tip
ten last evening where he had been on .
business trip.
Newton Biddle of Chicago and Al
Taylor of ST. Louis, are registered at the
Merchants hotel.
s.. B. Sturtevant, who has been visiting
his old home in Pennsylvania for several
months has returned.
H. l.. Reeves is in the city represent.
ing the Covenant Mutual Life Insurance
of st. Louis.
The young ladies of Calvary church
will give q valentine party in the rectory
on Wednesday evening next.
George Steinhasner, editor of the Chi
cago Trader, passed through the city yes
terdsy, en- route from Joplin 10 st, Louis. |
Miss Beatrice Branch of St, Louis,
who was one of the attendants at the Will
kins. Coste wedding returned home yester-
day.
Col. jesse Harper, the friend of the
working people, will speak in the court
house on Wednesday the 10Th at 2 o'clock
P. NJ.
President d. c. Metsker of the cleo
.ric railway company was expected from
Chicago yesterday afternoon but did not
arrive.
Miss Addie Whitehead arrived from
'edalis this morning and will make an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. III.
Democrat
GlorsQ 4
oil introduces him, next Sheriff Bowers,
vas shaking hands with friends in the city
%. N. Beam, formerly of tho McCor-
nick Harvester company but now with
ne Rock Island Plow company, passed
through to his home in Holden on No. /
Miss Sylvia Rinehart left this morn.
ng for Sedalia. From there she will 90 to
Kansas City, where she will reside in fu.
nre. Her many friends in this city will :
Pgret to learn of her depsrture.-Hanni-I
al Post.
"A. s. Steele, of the firm of J. w. Steele
Co., and w. G. Ketchum both of ST s
ouis who are In attendance on the ROYAL I
-rcanun meeting, visited the court house
esterdsy and expressed much surprise at ,
he thorough completeness of IFS arrange
'ent, calling it the nodded temple of just
e of the state. {
DIR. q. A. Russell will leave BoonyiIle
he FIRST of March and begin the practice
medicine in Sedalis. He has been q res
ent OF this city for two years, has built 81
fine practice and make many friends, "
of whom will regret his departure. Il
n. John Fray, the big Blackwater boom. o
, was in town yesterday, and informed us b
at Sedalia branch Building and Loan b
ISOLATION was organized there this week Z
I'd that this thriving little Cooper county 2
y proposes to take a squirt to the front. c
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