The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-16
PERSONAL.

H. q. Clark was registered at the La
clede, st. Louis, yesterday.
H. z. Rugg, editor of the Windsol
Times was in the ely yesterday.
ID. E. Blau,on, went over to Sedalia
Tuesday.-Monroe County Appeal.
It. B. Young left last night for the
country where he will rusticate few days
IS. r. Servant and DR.. c. W. Leabo
of Green Ridge, we're in the city yesterday
Mr.. Ernest McCausland. of Lexing
ton, is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. &
Warren.
H. II. vog,s returned last evenisg
from q successful trip down in Southeast
Missouri.
Ben W. Gorrell passed through Soda.
liza yesterday en- route TO Troy, Mo, to visit
relatives.
Capt. Howard ". Newman Of Canton,
Georgia, who Fit" with Stonewall Jack.
SOD, is in the city.
&C. F, Fisher has returned from Nor.
gan county where he visited his relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Neitzert.
Mrs. s. B. Thompson, after a visit to
the family of W. A. Rainey, left for her
home, Nonitesu, yesterday.
j. J. Baker, representing New York
glove houte, came in from the west last
night. He bad good trip.
Mrs. Hart, mother of City Collector
V.P Hart, is reported to be very sick At
her residence in East Eedalia.
Prof. w. A. Amin, one of the teach.
ers in the Kemper Family school, was
over from Boonville yesterday.
Uncle Mud Wilcoxon and wife re-
turned yesterday from so. journ of several
months in Yuba City, California.
United States Geologlist Jenny and r.
A. Blair, Of the state Geological survey.
left for Otterville Yesterday morning.
John Lsnkmaugh received telegram
yesterday, calling him to bis fathers bed.
side, who is seriously i'll At Cole Camp.
John E. Tigler of East Sedalia, &C.
companied BY bis two sons left yesterday
for visit with relatives in Benton county
Charles Merihofer, of Boonville, pas.
eed through Sedalis to-day, on bis way
home from Fort Scott, where he made a
contract to deliver 40 carloads Of sand.
Mr.. W. B. Malley of Appleton City,
one OF the jolliest salesman on the road
came in yesterday morning from his home
and left at 1910 for Hannibal.
The members of the Sedalia Military
Band tender their profound thanks TO the
ladies of the Forest Theater Co., for the
lovely bouquets presented last week.
Frank E. Gibbons, formerly in the
employ of the National Union TELEGRAPH
company in Eedalis, 10 now night press
operator for that company At Springfield.
j. W. Whorley says . republican
weasel visited his home last night and
killed IS chickens. He says if it had
been democrat weasel, it would not have
killed over dozen.
Professor F. C. Billings, who 10 quite
. favorite in Sedalis musical circles, left
for Boonaille last evening. where he will
spend Sunday and return to this city
Monday.
Il. A. Fuller, Esq, the veteran general
of the Pacific Express COM
pany was in the city yesterday viewing the
Of Sedalia, and riding on Deacon
Metsker's electric railroad.
Prof. E. P. Lamkin, principal Of the
Clinton Academy, was in 6edslia yester-
day morning, on his way to Boonville. As
an educator be stands in the foremost rank
in Missouri. The past year Of the Clinton
Academy was the best in its brilliant
career, and it now enjoys the distinction of
being among the finest educational insti-
tutions in the state.
Mr.. Harry L. Osborne, nephew Of
Prof. Geo. L. Osborne, principal of the
Wafrensburg State Normal school was on
our streets yesterday and last night, ex-
hibiting his wonderful telescope. The cum
spots were easily discerned during the day,
while At night the moon was shown no in
all her sranduer and beauty. He vii! re-
main over till Monday and all lovers Of
science should not fail to view the heavenly
bodies through this wonderful instrument.
1t u the only true way Of detecting the
motion of the earth.