The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-25
Personal.

-C.J. Chapel, of Windsor was in
town yesterday.
DIR. r. Fl. Bell of Georgetown was in
town yesterday.
Miss NJ. E. MoDahsn is in Chicago
Purchasing goods.
Dave Ramsey, the undertaken, went
to Knobnoster, yesterday.
John r. Helluau arrived from Los
Angeles, California, Friday.
james Ensebrecht, the East Sedalia
butcher, is visiting in Windsor.
Hon. Waller Young passed through
last night on No, on his way to Jefferson
City.
j. F. Scott and daughter of Hughes
vile were visiting friends in the city yes
terday.
-Bayliss Steele came down from Kan.
City yesterday. He will spend Sunday
with his mother.
Mayor C. c. Bell of Boonville
passed through Yesterday from Kansas
City en- route home.
R. II. Ewart came in from Saline
county yesterday with twenty head of fine
cattle for this market.
IF. E. Hoffman Jr. and bride returned
yesterday afternoon by the Missouri Pacific
from trip to St. Louis.
Frank Moore, deputy sheriff of Cooper
county, was in the city Yesterday. He re-
'urned to Boonville LAST night.
Ed. Rogers, the famous catcher of the
1olede's passed through from Texas yes,er-
day, on his way to report for The season to
his club.
Jos. Hughes, of Sedslia and Jumbo
Smith. of Smithton, went to La Monte,
Yesterday, TO take in Reese Wade's sale of
personal property.
Mrs. Will Holmer is visiting her hns-
band in st. Louis where he is engaged
inspecting the new cars being built for the
NJ, K. & T. railroad.
Mother Prudenciana, of St. Joseph's
convent, this city, returned yesterday af-
teruoon from a retreat at st. Louis. She
was accompanied by three of the sisters.
Col. J. r. Hallowell, OF Wichita, Kan
sas, who is credited with aspiring for the
seat of the Hon. ]. j. Ingalls, in the United
States Senate, was a passenger yesterday
on his way to Kansas City.
First Vice President 8, H. III. Clark
and Chief Engineer J. w. Way, of the
Missouri Pacific, were passengers on the
west bound train yesterday afternoon.
They were on their way to Nevada, by way
Of Pleasant Hill.
Frank Kidwell, an old time Sedalian,
formerly yard mas er here OF the Missouri
Psc ic, hut DOW passenger conductor on
a Florida railroad passed through yester-
day en- route to pay visit to friends in
Hannibal
William Ehlers, for a long time con-
nected with Lsmy & Co., has accepted a
position to travel with Mohr R-oth'.s, of
st. Louis, manufacturers of and wholesale
dealers in umbrellas and parssols. He
will enter upon his pew work at once. His
territory will be Missouri, Iowa and Ne
braska.
The many friends of j. West Good
win, editor of the Sedalis BAzoO, who has
been undergoing treatment in a st. Louis
hospital for some months past for an in.
jured limb, will be glad to learn that he
has recovered sufficiently 10 be able to re-
turn home, but has 20 walk with the aid of
crutches.-R Richmond Conservation, Goth.
We have just received a letter from
Sld Couchmsn, our ffleno, and NJ one
time a correspondent of the Democrat.
He is now the disbursement clerk in the
auditors Office of the N. K. & T. railroad
with good salary. He is we'll blessed
with his position aud also with Sedalis.
We have known Sid for years and know
him to be young man of ability, energy,
aud honesty, and these are bound to win
10 tie battle of life. His friends will find
him at 10S East Fifth street, Sedalia, Mis-
Democrat.