The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-10-27
PERSONAL


were in town yesterday.
George Alcorn, the pork packer, is in
Kansas on business trip.
Lawyer Henry Lamm returned from
St. Louis yesterday morning.
Capt. G. II. Fuller. representing Gus
V. Brecht, of 81. Louis, is in the city.
Mrs. c W. Eombart. of Boonville, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn.
Herbert Averv, of Clinton, was in
town yesterday on his way home from Chi
csgo.
The Rev. ]. NJ. Plannett, formerly Of
sedalia, now of Nevada, Mo-, was in the
city yesterday.
The Rev. Asdale, . we'll known Pres
byterian minister from Upton, was in Sc
dalia yesterday.
Miss Ola Trevey, charming young
lady from Calhoun, is on . visit to Mn.
Delas MeComas.
H. P. Wsyland, the proprietor Of 4
large carriage manufactory at Upton, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John Lydon, wife, mother and
children, Of Springfield, Mo-, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Carnes.
Miss Matte Mason, of Kansas City,
and Miss Mamie Censor, of Lamonte,
were in Sedalia yesterday.
Detective Harry White, of Los An
geles, California, is in Sedalia, and will
remain here several days.
Miss Mabel Green, of Sedalis, has re-
turned from Jefferson City, where she had
been the guests of relatives.
-GeorRe Thompson, late foreman Of the
Gazette news room, and Edgar Scheiner,
left for New York yesterday.
Mrs. Will Mcpherson, who had been
the guest of Mr.. and Mn. Will Mellor, re-
turned to Boonville last night
-Messn. Sam Adams and Nelson Pot
ter, prominent farmers of the Clifton
neighborhood, were trading in eedalia yes.
terday.
Mrs. Cynthia Hall and Miss Ollie
Hall, of Lamonte; and Miss Bessie Reese,
of Santa Fe, New Mexico, are guests of 2.
F. Bailey and wife.
ID. b. Smith, accompanied by Police
Commissioner George H. Small of 81
Louis, has gone to the Indian Territory
on . hunting trip.
Mrs. james Gatlin, Mrs. Birch6eld,
Mrs. Bard, Mrs Kent and Mrs. w. A.
Adams spent yesterday meeting and pic
niciog on the Muddy.
Frank Garnes, of Ossge county, was
in the city yesterday and bought hand.
some monument from Clay & Heynen,
that goes to Linn, Mo.
Tom Swami, of the NJ. K. & 7. passen-
ger department, returned yesterday morn
ing from Louisville, KY, where he had
gone to attend the wedding of his sister,
Miss Minnie Swami.
William X. Greer, q we'll known farm
er of Pettis county, and his family left
yesterday for Oraville, Californis, where
they will reside. They were accompanied
as far rs Kansas City by Mr.. J. T. Greer.
PROF. Geo. w. Acton. school commits
sioner Of Cooper county, was in
Sedalis yesterday. He is quite .
young man, but has already
won an enviable reputation ss an educa-
tor and also Is democratic official.
Mr.. Joe Dillabaugh, accompanied BY
his wife and little daughter, we're in Seds.
lis yesterday on their return from Benton
county 10 Chicago, where Mr. Dillabaugh
is . member Of the Times repor.orial
staff.
james B. Wilde, many years ago .
paymaster of the Missouri Pacific railway,
was in town yesterday, renewing old ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Wilde weas the badge
Of the Loyal Legion. He was captain Of .
New York company in the Army of the
Potomac at the ase Of eighteen yean.
Colonel Sam Acton, of Boonv,lls. AZ
rived in Sedalis yesterday morning and
spent the day viewing the sights in the
Queen City. Colonel Acton, until recent
", was engaged in the drug business, hav.
ing forsaken politics three years ago. in
which, as . sterling democrat he took an
active and prominent part