The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
Personal.

Mrs. J. C. Mullen. of Sweet Springs,
is in the city.
Jas. d. Dulaney of Hannibal, is
Sedalia visitor.
John Burgess, of Paris, Is paying the
city short visit.
F. p. Carney was guest Of the La
Grande yesterday.
M. Joachini, o. Versailles, Mo. is .
guest at the Kaiser.
james Smith, of electric light fame il
Sundayipg in Warrensburg.
Major Gentry, one of Pettis counties
Judges, is very low with fever.
Mrs. E. C. Eppstein, of Boonyille was
visiting in the city yesterday.
Jack Gibbs and Sid Hayward, are
spending Sunday in Kansas City.
&C. M. Snyder, of Clinton, was regis
tered at the La Grande last evening.
e. Killering, wife and SOD, of JeAer-
son City, are stopping at the Sicher.
Joseph Myers, of Georgetown Mo. +,
paid Sedalia flying trip yesterday.
Mr.. L. ii. Smith LEFT. last night for
81. Louis to attend the bridge opening.
Will r. Journey. spent yerterdsy in
Higginsville, where be hiss many friends.
-Clab. Maniss is moving bis family to
sedalia to-das.-Green Ridge Enterprise.
j. G. Nets, the popular young La
monte merchant, psio Sedslia visit yes
terday.
Judge Baker. one of the leading far
mers of this section, visited 6edalia yester
day.
Horace Sybert, the democratic wheel
horse of Pettis county, was visitor in the
city yesterday.
Charley Pool, the genial Pullman
conductor, layed over six hours yesterday
in the city.
John Bedwell, of Meldale, Clinton
county, KY, made Secalia q pleasant
visit yesterday.
DIR. Gray is contemplating . trip to
Nashville, Tenn and Washington, ID. c.,
in the near future.
Capt. J. M. Richardson, Of the Farm.
ers and Laborers' union, is at the Merch-
ants over Sunday,
MIR. C. ii. III. Smith has changed his
postofhce address from Kansas City to Sc
dalia.- Boonville Star.
e. J. Smith, of Topeka, lie looking for
suitable property in the city, to make
Sedalia his future home.
Russell Jennings was showing the
the farmers new tire tightener yesterday,
of which he is the patentee.
Mr.. III. B. Ingram of Sedalia is IN the
city. He is the guest of Mr.. A. p. Grim
shsw.-Jefferson City Tribune.
Rev. II. c. Cronin, who lectured at
the Congregational church on Friday, re.
turned to st. Louis after the lecture.
Peter Benson had new customer
from the old country Yesterday morning,
which made him happy as big blue jay.
j. G. Buske, the genial and popular
landlord of the Merchants hotel, is suf-
fering from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Robert G. Smith, prominent carri-
age manufacturer of Pittsburg, Kansas, Is
visiting sedslis with q view to locating
here.
e. F. Porter and wife of Watertown,
Mass. arrived on No. /. yesterday after.
noon, for a few weeks visit with their son,
w. l.. Psrter.
R. J. Hess, one of Pettis counties lead.
ing cattle men. was visiting Sedslia yes
terday. Mr.. Hess is just recovering from
a case OF measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mcclure left on
Friday evening to be in attendance on the
funeral of Mrs. McClure's father, Judge
Curtis Field.
Sol Kingsbaker returned Friday from
ten days trip to Illinois, where he atten-
ed the seventy-6fth anniversary of his
mothers birth.
John J. LaHerty, D. l.. delivered
fine lecture at the Christian church last
evening. The proceeds will 90 to the South
Methodist church.
Horace G. Moore. late citizen of Pro-
hibition Kansas, is a visitor in Sedalia,
where he will locate and work at his trade,
blacksmithing.
james, Robert and William Warren,
the leading cattlemen of Central Missouri,
were among those trading in the city yes
terdsy.
-Chas 81. Peirson, press agent of the
Alcazer Comic Or era Co. paid the BAzoo
a pleasant call last night Mr. Peirson is
hustler and his company is o. K.
Ed C. Kahrs, a nephew of Officer
Kahrs, aud g student at the Warrensburg
State Normal school, is now visiting his
parents near Clifton City, this county.
Elmer Shobe was amusing quite q
crowd yesterday, by shooting sparrows
from the telegraph wires 10 front Of his
fathers pool hall, with small pop-gur. |
Henry Amber ano wife have tsken
~hsrge of the Mi uebir aotel opros,te
Sicher's hotel, Sedalia. Success to them. |
They are an excellent couple, and their |
many friends in Warsaw will regret their |
eparture.-Missoui Enterprise.
&C. J. Pickering, chief clerk In the |