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

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Kansas City.
R. D. Waddill, of Windsor, No., is
Hotel Kaiser.
Miss Allie Brown, Of Nevada, No.,
il in the city.
j. D. Robertson, of Jefferson City, is
Ut the Eicher.
will P. Stark will leave for Kinks.
vile this evening.
oh Mccullough Of Fayette, spent the
Fourth in the city.
&c Darby of Fayette was registered at
the Sicher yesterday.
j. P. Maddox and son of Knob Nos.
ter are at Hotel Kaiser.
w. W. Kingtburs of Estill, No., is
registered at Hotel Sicher.
Ed. Ford and Fred Barrick returned
from Sweet Springs last night.
-Chas. NJ. Ellis, left Friday for Tor
onto, Canada to visit his parents.
Willis p King, jr, of Nevada, Mo-, is
spending the Fourth in Sedalia.
Mrs. Isaac Wolf and Mrs. d. Levi,
came in from Marshall last night.
&C F knapp of the city hotel of JEFF
erson City, was in the city yesterday
-Wilber Walden, editor of the Fayetie
Advertiser was in the city last night.
&C. D. Greeley. of New York, repre-
sentive of Carter's inks, is in the city.
Al, Abbott, an old time print of Sc.
dalla, came in from Houstonia last night,
Will D. Owens. q former well-known
Sedalian, is iu the city greeting many old
friends.
Col. J. E. Walter, from San Antonis,
Texas, is visiting his old chum, Jack
Birker.
j A Poe, John Rowlan, Misses Mamie
and Helen Sultan, of Sweet Springs aer in
the city.
Presley Walker, formerly of Sedalia,
now Of Kansas City, spent the Fourth in
Sedalis.
Col. 81. A. Hutchinson, of the Boon
vile Advertiser, looked in upon the BAz o
yesterday.
Miss Mable Curtin and Miss Stella
Z,lliuger, of Otterville, spent the Fourth
in this city
Miss Lena Dunn, who has been Q T.
tending school at Warrensburg, 10 visiting
in Sedalia.
Val. N. ScrogRs . former emPloye of
yesterday morning.
j. o. Crabe and wife, Miss Mamie
Smith and Miss Jessie Quick, are here
from California, Mo.
-Msjor Hughes, q hero of six wars, Of
Franklin, Mo. 10 the guest of his nephew,
Joe Hughes of this city.
Louis Neeley, formerly Of 6edalia,
now of Dallas, came home Friday night,
and spent the Fourth with his f0lke.
Mr.. Henry Oliver one of Henry
county's most prominent stock dealers spent
yesterday in Sedalia taking in the sights.
Misses Emma and Maud McHenry, OF
Jefferson City daughters of The coafedracy
are visiting Mrs. Joe Green OF West Fifth
street.
John P. Harris, one of Appleton
City's most prominent and successful drug
gists, spent the Fourth in the coming CAPT.
tai of Missouri.
r. E. Mum, of Jacksonville, Mo-,
passed through the city last night for Per-
lie Springs. Mr.. Num- has been on . visit
o Sweet Springs.
"A. A. Cornell, of Denison, Texas, and
, trusted employee of the n. K. & T.
Ecps at that place is home visiting his
pareuts for few days.
Mis- Lulu Sebastian, popular
teacher Of Harrington, No.. is the guest of
Miss LYDIA Burress, the winner in the
teachers popular contest.
Mr.. Thomas Stout, accompanied BY
Mics Maud Judy, an accomplished young |
lady of Appleton City, spent the Fourth |
with friends and relatives in Sedalia.
Henry T. Burkhsrtt, editor of the
Howard County Democrat, was in Sedalia |
yesterday. Henry was down in the mouth. |
His best girl wanted no Fourth of July,
this year.
-Cbas. A. Creigh, Esq, circuit clerk of
Monroe county, was in the city yesterday.
Private Creigh was . vigorous fighter and
lost an arm under Jubal Early in the con-
federate army.
John R. Gentry and J. T. Rsmey
came in Wednesday night with string Of
fine horses from GentrJ's stock farm to
have them in readiness for the fair at this
Democrat.
Henry w. Anderson who for sometime
past, has cen in the employe of II. 81.
Aarean's dry goods house, of this city,
leaves Monday morning with his family,
Tor Clinton, to accept . position in the dry
goods house Of Huey 4 Son.
IS. Goldburg, Of the st. Louis clothing
company, received letter from Grand
Lodge Deputy Manor yesterday. stating
that the Grand Master Workman WIN.
u. Miller, Of the A. o U. W., would be in
Eedalis on the 17th of this month on his
way 70 Otterville.
Peter Benson, of Hotel Riley, will
Leave Tuesday for his old home in Ger.
many to visit his parents and other rela-
lives. He has not seen them for eight
vearA he will return to Sedslia in about
Iix months, and If house can b secured
be will 60 into business again. II
~-B. F. Blantop, Esq, the real patriotic