The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-18
PERSON

Henry WooIford, of Warsaw, is in the
city.
Ais Johnson of Fort Wayne, Ind, is
in the city.
Charles Mcdonald is spending Sunday
In Kansas City.
M. NJ. Arnold of Omaha is registered
at Hotel Kaiser.
Robert Griffith came in from the
south last night.
"A. S. Campbell of Wichita is visiting
friends in the city.
Henry Wolferi Of Warsaw spent the
day at Sichers yesterday.
j. Nj. Hickey is calling on friends
over Sunday in Kansas City.
John A. Hannay returned from visit
10 Versailles yesterday afternoon.
james Taylor and William Warren,
of IoDia, were in the city..yesterday.
ID. L. Reese OF DenIson, Texas, is
spending Sunday at The lie Grande.
j. r. O'BianRon of Lamonte was CAL
ling on friends in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Daily came in
last night from a visit to Aurora, Mo.
-Ir. A. B. Young has resigned his
position as manager of Hotel LIE Grande.
w. S. Barnett of ]. A. Lamy & Co,
is WISHING his brother at Sweet Springs TO.
day.
j. c. Crawford of Springfield and Ct.
j. Ball OF Windsor were at the Hotel Riley
yesterday.
John f. Gentry of Locust Grove
Fl. - Cfa
Sichers.
H. C. Miller of South Eend, Ind, was
making business calls on frienGs in town
yesterday,
-Ex-Alderman ]. ID. Russell and wife,
left yesterday for a visit 10 relatives in
Philadelphia.
MIR. Tillery, prominent merchant OF
johnson City is spending Sunday with
friends in the city.
night on the late train from a visit 10
friends In Kansas City.
Captain e. w. Plant, editor of the
Boonville Star, and his accomplished wife
are at Hotel lie Grande.
Mr.. Herman Guenther of Versailles, |
Mo-, is ;he guest of his brothers, Messrs. F. |
h., aud Carl Guenther.
C. V. S. Mckinley, of iEIk Fork |
township, a prominent farmer and demo-
crat, was In the city Yesterday.
&C. B. Hayden of Windsor, who has
been visiting friends in the city for several
days, returned home last night.
Mrs. T. p. Berry of 1922 East Fourth
stl eet woh has been seriously..ill for some
''"'e - 'ef'o- - as conyalssi!?o, rapidly.
leo. A. Rush, OF Philadelphia, re-
urned last night from Boonville, where he
vas on business. He is at the lie Grapde.
w. L. Stephens, of Versailles and
leo. w. Adams, Of Boonville were In the
:ity Yesterday on business in the probate
ourt.
R. L. Rinaman, of Huf1man's Insur-
nee Agency, leaves This week for very
Extensive business tour through the south
In states. q
Gen. Leigler and 7. A. Rainberger, '
be Ohio tree men who have been in the 8
ity for several days, left last night for
Slackwater.
Herman Vogt came in from trip of :
week in Southern Missouri in the inter-
IT of the Mccormick Harvester company,
lst night.
Mrs. Flack, wife of Charles Flack Jr., r
the NJ, K. & I. general Offices who has y
zen dangerously I'LL for several weeks, was
uch better yesterday. Ii
Mrs. J. II. Ferguson of Houstonia, v
o., who has been in the city on q visit to n
II son, DR.. E. b. Ferguson, departed for
u home last evening. D
j. L. Williams and George Rudy. two
ointment farmers and 1staunch young
of the Smithton nei2hborhood. r.
ere in the city yesterday. :.
Mr.. James Montgomery of Sedalia and "
Z. George catssr Of Chicago, va il n