The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-14
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
F. B. Baltic, Of Alverado, Texas, Is
at Sichers.
-E. J. Smith arrived from Pleasant Hill
yesterday.
&C. E Musk, Of Hushssville, No.. is At
the Kaiser.
DIR. b. ". Wood left yesterday for
Swee. sp,inss.
Col. John Elliott came in from Boon
vile yesterday.
Mrs: L. Mayer left yestsrdsy for Nc
Allister Springs.
-Mn. E. A. Sackst returned from YER
sailles yesterday.
-Chas. Richardsoo will spsnd Sunday
at Sweet SPRING..
LESLIE Courtney arrived this morn
ing from St Louis.
Dick Gentry went to Gwee, Sprine,
yesterday afternoon.
w. P. Roe and wife, of Pilot Grove,
are at Hotel Sicher.
Arthur Trader vent to Sweet Srriuss
Yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Yancy arrived from the south
yesterday morning.
John Glenn and family arrived yester-
day from Alton. Ills.
-Geores W, Rsddeu, vent to Lexins.
ton, yesterday evening.
j. A. Rich rdson went to Sweet
Springs Yesterday afternoon.
-Cspt. q. C. Demuth arrived from
Boonville yestsglsy evening.
Miss Maud Bulkley left last night for
Green Ridge. to visit friends.
Hal Stevens, who was injured in .
runaway some days ago, is out again.
Mrs. Fred Buske. wife Of Fred Busks,
Of the Merchants Hotsl, is visiting in
Kirksville, Mo.
j. W. Johnson, chief of police, Of
Ironaton, Alabama, passed through the
city yesterday.
Crawford Marin sduks came down from
Pertle Springs Yesterday mor.ing and re-.
turned last evening.
"A. n. Poundstous returned yestsrdsv
morning from An extensive trip through
Indiana and Illinois.
u. B. Kraus lett for Boouvills last
night, and will be mourued By his best
girl during his absence.
George J. Pollock, auditor of the NJ.
z. q T., left with bis family last night for
Old Point Comfort on short visit.
Ed O'Reer, . clerk Of the state treas
urss Office 1t Je6srsoa CITY, pased through
the city yesterday for Sweet Springs.
Ed. Musick. son Of Col. C. E. Musick, of
Hushesville, returned yesterday from old
Mexico, where he he's ossn for some tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Jackson left yes-
terdsy for Sweet Spring. where they will
remain the guests Of Senator George P.
Vest.
Turner Hornbuckle, clerk in the I'D.
jutant generals Office ct Je6erson CITY.
passed through the city yesterday % route.
to Sweet Springs.
j. Morgan Brown Of the Macon, 0a.s
News, formerly Of the Gaz.tts of this city,
passed through the city yesterday evening
eu route to Ms.hall.
Mis- Maria Louisa Daily aud Nie
Teresa Finn, Of 81. Louis, passed through
the city yesterday On route to Sweet
Springs, where they will spend the SUM-
mer.
Wash Stark. E.q, president Of the
Citizens bank Of WINDSOR, Was in the city
last night en- route % Clsrksville, No,
being called there BY . Telegram to attend
the bedside of sick brother.
B. G. Murray, proprietor Of the Dsni-
son, Texas, Galeeteef. accompanied BY has
wife passed through the city yesterday
morning., en- route to ST. Paul to attend the
meeting of the National Press Asocia-
ton.
&C. F. Lehman, proprietor of the
Halletsvi.le Herald, accompanied By his
wife passed through the city yesterday
morning en- route TO 81. Paul, MIMI, to
attend the meeting Of the National Press
! Association.
Fred LANCE, the we'll known grocer,
leaves next Tuesday for London and Liv.
erpool, England and before returning will
visit Hamburg and his old home Lun-
, beck iu Germany. He will b absent about
two months.