The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-03-10
PERSONAL.

Hon. ]. II. Boutwell, returned to Soda
is yesterday.
DIR. Crawford, of Warsaw, was in the
,city yesterday.
August Schneider, of the Journal, is
the father of a new boy.
Uncle Dad Smith, janitor at the court
house, is reported quite sick.
Capt. a. C. Hall, of Pleasant Green,
was in the city yesterday.
Sandy Cochran, of Cooper county, lie
visiting friends in the CITY.
Professor Curtin, of the Otterville
college, was in the city yesterday.
Master John Montgomery, of Sedalis,
is visiting at Ming's Hotel, Marshall.
-Milt McCarty is the father of fine,
new Democratic boy at his home in Cliff
ton City.
Senator E. H. Richardson and daugh-
ter came up from Jefferson City yesterday
afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Silas Ripe, of Wright
county, was in Sedalia last night, on bis
way to Jefferson City.
Charles Oak, of Cooper county, ar.
rived in Seaalia last evening and will
spend to-day in the city.
William Hall, who hvee out near
Flat Creek, went to Pleasant Green last
evening to visit relatives.
Judge James B. CAN'T, of Clinton,
passed through Sedalia yesterday morning
on his return to Jefferson City.
Mrs. John Burckhart came down from
Kansas City yesterday and is the guest of
friends in this, her former home.
DIR. Charles Swap, of Boonville, came
In from the north last evening and is the
guest of his friend, DR.. g A. Russell To-
day.
Rev. DR.. Il. q. Jackson, former pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church in
this city, arrived 10 Sedalia yesterday
morning.
j. A. Armstrong, the well known tele-
rrspher is suffering from q severe attack
of La Grippe at his home No. ia East
Seventh.
MIR. and Mrs. W. 81. Ramsey have
gone to housekeeping on West Fifth
street. They haye handsomely fitted up
their new home.
p. E. Dryer, Jefferson City CORES
pondent of the st. Joe News, passed up the
road yesterday afternoon, en- route home to
spend Sunday.
Merritt Hall, of Connetyille, Pa,
passed through the city last evening, on
his way to Pleasant Green to visit his
uncle, Capt. II. c. Hall.
Mrs. G. w. Laird and two daughters
arrived here from Evansville, Ind, yester-
day. Mr.. Laird and family are demi-
lid En0 TIL
Mrs. Mary Burkhart and daughter,
Carrie, came down on the noon train from
Kansas City and will be the guests of her
mother, Mrs. E. Huiland, for few days.
james Ray, for the past several years
connected with the Western Union Tele-
graph Office, came up to Beaman Friday
evening to enter upon his duties as oper-
ator at that point
H. c. Cronin, state superintendent OF
Sunday schools for the Congregational de.
nomination, was the guest OF Rev. b +.
Boiler yesterday. He left in the evening
for Windsor, Mo.
L. "a. Levens visited Sedalia Sunday
to see his father, who has been ill for some
time. Louis says he thinks his father will
soon be stout again which will be pleasing
Emil Eppstin, prominent merchant
of Butler, Mo-, passed through Sedali@
Friday evening, on his way home from
Boonville, where he had been to attend
the funeral of mis- brother, Aleck Eppstin.
w. T. Norton, brother-in-law of
Ticket Agent Berry, arrived in the city
this morning and will spend the day here.
He represents the American Axe and Tool
Company of New York-one of the largest
syndicates in the United States.
r. T. Gentry, who is sojourning at
Hot Springs, reports that he is taking the
baths regularly, and is so much improved
that he will be at home, April lst. His
friends however, think that this will be an
"April fooP on Dicks part.
Jack Kirchofi, well known all over
the country, moved his family to Sedalia
where be will reside in the future. Jack
is genial, whole-souled gentleman, and
we are sorry to lose him as a citizen, but
wish him success in his new home.-Cali-
fornia Newspaper.