The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-23
personal.

james Gantt ana son, OIL Silutou, were
in the city yesterday.
-Jeo Lomasney came in on tn Lexing.
ton branch last night.
Mrs. J. C. Thompson returned from
Kansas City last night.
William Goodfellow was down from
Wsrrensburg yesterday.
John Smith of Kansas City, was a
visitor to SedalIa Yesterday.
M. ID. Refs, of Sedalia, wss regisiered
at the Laclede, st. Louis, yesterday.
C w Atterbury and A Orrick of ST.
Louis, were at Sicher's yesterday.
j Davis ran down from Windsor
yesterday, and visited his Sedslis friends.
Mayor E. w. Stevens, returned yester-
day morning from a short visit to St.
Louis.
Mrs. Doug Hughes left for 81. Louis
yesterday, where she will reside perman-
emily.
Sheriff Smith went 10 Lamonte last
there.
Annie E. Hsggerty left this morning.
for Topeka, to visit friends in the Kansas
capital.
&C. nj. Lee, of Kansas City, came down
last night and will spend to day with Mr..
II. r Scott.
-WS Lewis, of Chicsgo, and III C
Cronin of Kansas City, were registered at
Kaiser's yesterday.
Mrs. James Glass, of Aver Rock, is
visiting w. z. Murphy and other Sedalis
relatives and friends.
-Bsyliss Steele came down from Kan
sas City yesterday. He will remain over
Sunday with his mother.
e. A. Phelps, James West, Gerald
Griffin and Alex Myer, all Of Chicago, were
registered at Sicher's yesterday.
DIR. E. III. Heaton expects to leave
Sedalia in few weeks for Indianapolis,
where he will permanently locate.
H c Stewart, of Des Moines, was in
the city yesterday, assisting in adjusting
the insurance. on the Bowman laundry.
DIR. L. S. Woolverton and bride arri-
we'd in Sedalia Friday night from Topeka,
Kan, where they were married last We'd
nesday.
DIR. E. Muehl went to HughesvilIe
last night to attend the initiation of FIVE
new members of the A o. U. w. lodge al
that place.
F. r. Finke, J. c. Ulbricht, w. C.
Houston, Chas. w. Gilbert and Charles
Schiele, of ST. Louis, are registered at Ho-
tel Kaiser.
Miss Ada Andrews, composition in
the BAzoo news room, left Friday for
Braymer, Mo, where she has a sister dam
gerously ill.
Capt. w. B. Riley, mine host of Hotel
Riley. will leave tomorrow night for Kan
sas City for weeks visit, attending the
fair aud TO business matters.
-Orian Brown, late clerk at the Hotel
LeGrande left Friday evening for Hanni-
bal, Mo-, where he expects to accept a like
position with the Park Hotel.
Patti Rosa and mother and William
Calder, Patti Rosa's business manager and
John w Dunno of the Rosa company
were guests at Hotel Kaiser yesterday.
Mr.. F. FL. Easily has secured the SER
vices of Mr.. A. w. Leake 10 assist him in
bis store. Mr.. Leake is an excellent sales
mrn and will undoubtedly DO good work.
Henry w. Fletcher and DIR. Victor
lice laft on the noon train yesterday for
New York City where they enter the Belle
vue hospital and take a course in clinic s. |
%. F. Overlook, the business manager
of "Brsving the World Co.," is in the city. |
Mr.. Overlook is printer and formerly was
q composition on the BAZoo fifteen years
ago.
p M. jenkins and Chas. Kreukel, |
both of Sedalia, are in the city on business. |
They will leave tonight for Dayton, Ohio, |
and other points in the east.-Spring6eld |
Democrat.
The following New Workers were
guests at Sicher's yesterday: Harry w.
Rich, Edgsr Halstead, George c. Boniface |
and wife, Miss M. Hatch-members of the /
Patti Rosa company.
DIR. w. FL. Evans will leave Sedalia
tonight for New York accompanied by
his wife. Mrs. Evans will return in two
weeks, and the doctor will visit the hos
pitfalls chimes of New York for six weeks,
about Noy. 10th.
Frank Murray and James Graves
nave resigned their positions in the NJ,
<. d L. general Offices. and left Yesterday
tor 81. Louis, where they will visit for a
lew days before engaging in other Office
york. Graves expects to secure position
in the Wabash Offices.
S. s. Woodland, son-in-!aw of Cyrus
Newkirk, Esq, with his wife is visiting
heir parents. Sam was a pioneer In rail-
-oading In Sedalis with his brother, Col.
w. r. Woodland, and he looks at the i'm
and hustle of the city and
narvels at the progress of Sedslia.
C. n. Peyton, superintendent of the
construction of district sewer Ne. 6, re-
urned from Jefferson City, yesterday
morning where he had been on business
with the sewer. He left immed-
ately for Moberly and will return this
norpiny accommodated h. NJ, D.. |