The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-29
Personal.
Mrs. Robert Ramsey 10 quite i'll.

Mrs. Robert Ramsey 10 quite ill.
C. w. Rhodes, of Banner, is in town
r o. Monsees, of Beamsn, is al
6icher's.
IT. l. Courtney, of St. Louis, will Sum-
day here.
j. 8. Lspsly, of Jefferson City, was
here yesterday.
j. D. Cobine and family left for st.
Louis last night.
ID. s. Brown. of Houstonia, was at
Kaiser's yesterday.
M. 8. Durrill, of Galley, arrived at
Sicher's last night
-Chas. Raifeisen will visit his family
IT Syracuse to-day.
Mrs. q. A. Rogers goes to Marshall
this week for visit.
e. ID. Canan was up from Clinton,
yesterday, at Kaiser's.
DIR. T. T. Clifford came down from
Kansas City last night.
p. D. Hastain and 81. G. Savage were
up from Warsaw yesterday.
George P. B. Jackson has gone to Col
orado for few weeks visit.
r. W. Griffith made trip over the
Lexington branch yesterday.
ID. McKenzley returnedesterday from
q business trip to st. Louis.
Capt. W. r. Ford returned last night
from Nevada, via Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Will E. McWinning, of Kansas
City, spent Thursday in the city.
Misses Annie and Nellie Leaning will
60 Kansas City tomorrow morning.
Miss Clara Stryker returned last Mon
Day from pleasant visit to St. Louis.
Will Crawford went to Lamonte. yes.
terdsy, to spend Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Julius KoIbohn left yesterday for
q visit with Mrs. George Tolen at Syracuse.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mahoney, of Denison,
Texas, are visiting the latter's parents
here.
Charlie L. Taylor and George Meme
fee returned last night from their Colorado
trip.
IT. L. Slocum, with the Robert d. Pat
terson Stationery company, ST. Louis, is at
Kaisers.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Stryker, of Fort
Worth, Texas, are visiting Mr.. Stryker's
parents.
Leslie Merry was soliciting business
on the north end of the NJ, K. & T. yes
terdsy.
S. W. Knifin arrived here from st.
Louis yesterday morning and will remain
over Sunday.
Will Deyo returned yesterday from
Excelsior Springs, as q sort of forerunner
for the Rifles.
Master Lennie Kniffen, of st. Louis, is
visiting his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Suyker.
John Lamm was passenger te Pertle
Springs yesterday afternoon. Sam Jones
is the attraction.
"A. W. Stephens, of Boonville. passed
through the city yesterday, on his way to
Sweet Springs.
terday morning, suffering from case of
typhus mslsris
Ed. Demand, with d. H. Smith & Co., |
has gone to McAllister Springs for three |
weeks vacation.
Judge Frank B. Taylor, candidate for
county Judge from the eastern district, was
in town yesterday.
j. g. Dulany, representing the Empire
Lumber Co., of Hannibal, arrived at Ho-
tel Sicher last night.
John McMinn, the St. Louis travelling !
man, left yesterday for Versailles to spend |
the Sabbath with his family.
Edward Hurley returned last evening
to McAlisie- Springs. where his wife and
children are spending few weeks.
Mrs. M. StiIlwell and son left yester- I!
day afternoon for Warrensburg to remain !
over Sunday and hear Sam Jones.
Ward Hayward, the teIegrapher, after !
a four weeks iIlneess, left yesterday for
Sweet Springs, to remain over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Sullivan, an accomplished |
young lady OF this city, leaves this even /
Jog for months sojourn at LaMonte.
". 2. Hart left last night for st. Louis, /
and will return tomorrow with his mother, /
who has been receiving medical treatment. |
e. E. Jameson, of st. Louis, represent
ing the Campbell Printing Press Co., was
in the city yesterday and called on the
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