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

Jack Armstrong arrived from Kapsa,
City last night TO visit his family, who
are the guests Of Fred Koyl.
"A. p Epenschied visited Tiptou yes.
terday, purchased q lot of butter and re
turned on the afternoon train.
j. W. Walker, of Paris, Canals, is
visiting his brother. Robert Walker, mas.
ter car builder for the NJ, K. ct.
Harry Mcclure, the populsr clerk at
Hotel Riley, leaves tonight fer a visit of .
few days at Robinson, ILL.,, his old home.
Miss Lucy Daniels arrived last night
from the west and will remain in the city
few days visiting her brother, Randolph
Daniels.
M. w. O'Bannon, of st. Louis, was in
the city Yesterday, the guest of Marshal
Thomas Prentice, Of whom ne is an old
time friend.
Frank L. Robbins. who brought the
remains of his wife here several days ago
for intermeHt, leaves for bis home in Den
yer this morning.
George w. Simonds, of Pittsburg, who
has been visiting bis brother, Commodore
simonds, left last night for Chicago, accom-
panied Dy dis daughter.
Howard Jolley, Esq, ticket agent of
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, passed
through the city yesterday with his family,
en- route for Fort Scott on visit to friends.
Smith F. Turner, general agent of
"Sheperd's Modern Minstrels," was in
town yesterday in the interest of his at
traction, playing an engagement at Woods
opera house next Saturday night, the 18th.
Gentry Of6eld, who has been spend
ing good portion of his vacation with his
aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Skinner, in the Indian
Territory, returned home Friday night
and will commence school tomorrow.
Jonathan Allison, who lives north of
Longwood, has Just returned from Grand
Junction, Col, where he went to visit his
father, who is dangerously iii with ppeu-
monia, and possibly may be dead by this
time.
Miss Mary Doble and her brother
Frank returned last night from
Pueblo, where they were
visiting their uncle, John Bowen, an
engineer on the Missouri Pacific, between
Horace, Kan, and Pueblo.
BILLY" Curdling, the Jolly little grip
singer for the ]. n. Dal5y wholesale
grocery house of Sedalia, made his last
trip to this city last Monday. Mr.. Curd-
ling has many friends and customers in
Windsor who will regret to see him quit
the road.-Windsor Review.
Mis- Ida Walker, former resident
of Sedalia, passed through the city yester-
day morning, en- route from St. Louis,
where she has been visiting for two weeks
past, to her home at Waco, Texas. During
the few hours she was here she was the
guest of her friend, Miss Allie Dugan.
MIR. George Gluck, assistant In the
Missouri geological survey, has been IN the
city on survey business. He has just re.
turned from Lafayette county, where he
has completed topographic and geologi-
cal survey. he speaks very highly of
the great amount OF coal lands in that
county.
Hon. John F. Rylaud, Judge of the
court of the district composed of
Lafayette, Saline and Pettis counties, took
supper at the st. James hotel yesterday.
Judge Ryland is the man who made it so
warm for progressive eUchre parties and
church fair raffiers last fall and winter. |
He also made some enemies.-Kansas City |
Globe.
Harry 7. Brewster, prominent young
man of an old Boonville family, now !
resident of Boonville, was in the city yes
terday direct from Joplin. He is about 10
leave Boonville aud rake up his residence |
in Joplin, the commercial center of the
southwest. The BAzoo trusts that he will |
meet with rich reward in his prospective
new home.