The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-27
PERSONAL.

p. Owens, of Waco, Texas, is a
Sichers'.
e. C. Zrller, of Detroit, is registered
at Kaiser's.
e. p. Cowap, Of St. Louis, will Sunday
at Sichers'.
Mr.. Nat Corrineton, of Kansas City
is in the city.
-Chas. Greis, of Herman, was in the
city yesterday.
-Chas. ]. Hutton, of Philadelphis, i:
in Sedalia to-day.
L. II. Kenar-y, of New York, is reg.
istered at Sicher's.
&C T. Hawk, of New YORK, will spend
Sunday 10 this city.
The Merchants hotel had full page
of arrivals yesterday.
j. M. Hamispsr, of WarrensburR, was
in Sedalia yesterday.
j. ]. Noonsn. of Quincy, Ill, was a
Sedalis caller yesterday.
John Middleton. of Louisville, is a
Sunday visitor in this city.
John Holbrook, of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
10 Sedalia visitor to-day.
e. Mass, of Syracuse, No., was regist-
cred at Kaiser's last night.
n. Wood, of Lincola. No., was q
Sedalia visitor last night.
&C. M. Rissler, of HuRhesville, was
trading in SedaIis yesterday,
David Mccormick, of Kansas CITY, il
8 Sunday guest at Hotel Kaiser.
Mrs. o. E. Cloak and daughter, of Al.
lenton, are guests at the Kaiser.
Mrs. Jacobs and SON, returned home
this morning from Kansas City.
H. w. Hayes, of Pilot Grove, No.,
will spend day or two in town.
John Summerhausen, of Versailles.
was a guest OF the Kaiser last night.
John r. Bailey, sheriff's auctioneer in
st. Louis, Is in the city visiting his son.
Mrs. E. Hickman and children are
visiting in Herman and Blufflon, No.
H. w. Craig and w. E. HALEY, of
Boonville, were doing Sedalis yesterday.
e. Rothchild and 8. Rothchild, of
Emporia, Kan, visited Sedalia yesterday.
MIR. Ed. Boland of st. Louis arrived
this evening and will remain over Sun.
dav.
R. B. Speed, editor of the Nevada
Mail, was in Sedalia this morning on his
way East.
F. A. Overfeld, returned from Kansas
City this morning, where he has been on
business,
DIR. j. T. Gray, dentist, left last night
for Nashville, Tenn, where be will reside
in the future.
Fred Hert, of the California band,
will join the Sedalia band in Its trip to
Carthage to-day.
Mrs. Frank Gent and children left
last night for a ten days visit with friends
in Kansas City.
j. ID. Hainey, the good natursd con-
ductor of the NJ, K & T., and wife are
registered at Sichers'.
William Rhine, head cashier in
Scruggs, Vandervort 81 Barney, st. Louis,
Was in the city yesterday.
Little Mary Burks, the little daughter
OF Mrs. 6. j. Burks, in East Sedalia, is
very ill with the measles.
-ThoS Shelton, J. c. Moore, A. T. Hunt
dhu msA Ciauoy, all OF 81. Louis, came In
to spend Sunday in Sedalia.
R. t. Gentry arrived last evening
from Hot Springs, Ark, to attend his
fathers funeral. Dick looks well.
-Theo. Shelton, son-in-law of Major
Gentry, together with his wife, are in the
City to attend the funeral tomorrow.
MIR. Sol. Kiugsbaker will leave to-
night for st. Louis to meet his daughter,
who Is expected to arrive from the east
tomorrow.
j. B. Douglass. of Columbia, Mo-,
came in yesterday to look for q location
tor the state capital, outside of the cyclone
district.
Elder ]. w. Stone of Jasper county
passed through the city to-day to attend q |
special meeting of the Masonic order in |
81. Louis.
w. Ii. Osburn left last night to ioin |
ais wife In Kansas City. He will return
accompanied BY Mrs. Osburn Tuesday or |
Wednesday.
E. o. Hansbrough and ]. H. Walker,
NO prominent Pettis county fsrmer,, were
ioing jury duty yesterday in the Campbell. |
Iorum breach of promise case.