The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-23
PERSONAL.


city.
John belong went west yesterday
evening.
John Burnett went to Pertle Springs
yesterday.
Sam Kingsbsker came in from Mar
shall yesteaday.
-Senator J. L. McGinnis left for St.
Louis yesterday.
Miss Belle Bohou went to Kansas
City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice left for Nevad yes
terdsy morning.
R. b. Node of Independence, il reg
is,ered at Sicher's.
senator Vest went to Sweet Springs
yesterday evening.
w. B Martin was passenger to Kan.
sas City yesterday.
Il. Ohenheimer, of Rochester, New
York, is in the city.
[Frit1, the photographer, went west
on No. l yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Mcintosh left for
Lsmonte yesterday.
Col. W. F. futile of Dresden, Mo. was
IN the city yesterday.
j. d. Hill and wife left Yesterday
evsning for Chicago.
james Mccormick came in from
Pleasant Hill last night.
n. Silverstone, of Philadelphia, lie the
guest of friends in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Hassett, of Sweet
Springs, were in Sedalia yesterday.
Henry Z. Kertley and wife, of Hig-
ginsville, are registered at Sichers.
Henry Y. Fields, formerly county
clerk Of Pettis county, is in the city to-day.
Mr.. J. L. Guerrant arrived Frida
night from Salt Lake city and is visiting
relatives.
Mrs. n. E. Wood, teacher in the
Lamonte public school, was in Sedalia
yesterday.
w. ]. Fleming, of Jefferson City, pass
ed through the city yesterday, en- route to
St. Joseph.
R. ]. Reese left yesterday for Texas
and New Mexico to outlet the star route |
mail contract.
Mrs. Will Robb who resides at the |
corner of Engineer and Fifth street has q |
very sick babe.
Col. L. E. Irwin, of the Third Regi.
ment N. G. NJ, passed through the city en-
route to Jefferson
President A. F. Fleet of the Mexico, |
Mo-, Military school, was registered at
Elcher's yesterday.
Raphael Overshiner, of the Boonville |
Star passed through the city yesterday on
his return from Osceola.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Curran, of
Aoberly, while in the city yesterday we're
guests Of Mr.. F: P. Baird.
Capt. J. D. Conner. the newly elected
clerk of the supreme court of Missouri, is
in the city from Jefferson City.
y. r. Allen, his pretty sister, Miss
Sallie, and Mrs. Judge Clover, were in the
city last evening O. their way to Pilot
Grove.
Mrs. Aleck Vest, who had been the
guest of 6. r. B. Jackson and wife for
several days. left for St. Louis At noon yes
terday.
Capt. Flemming, captain of company
F., Third Regiment, passed through the
city yesterday evening, en- route to Jefier-
son City.
-Loney Dobel, who has been atten ding
the college Of the Christian Brothers, re.
turned from st. Louis to spend the vaca.
tion with his parents. II
Rev. J. D. Wood, Who has been assistine
the Rev. A. E. Farris in protracted meet.
ings at the ". E. Church, south, returned
to Pilot Grove Yesterday.
Maj. Linton Snspp, prominent citi.
zen OF Boonville, accompanied BY his wife,
returned home last evening after a pleas
ant visit to friends in SedAlia.
Mr.. Ralph Miller, after q pleasant, q
visit of few days With his cousins, Mr..
E. r. Blair and family on Broadway, re- '
turned to his home in Cincinnati, Friday. liz
-Chas. Couklin, North Western pas
senger agent of the Vandalia Line, Is
hustling . representative as there is any.
where, was in the city yesterday and took
in the picnic.
Rev: Henry Aackey, the popular and I
rector of Christ Episcopal =
church at Boonville, passed through Soda.
Lie last evening on his way to Clinton, II
whore be conducts services to-day.
Il. C. Baker, superintendent of the II
Western Union Telegraph, with headquar-
lers at Sedalia, and Sol. Palmer, superin. Il
tendent of the construction department of
same company. were in the city yesterday
on business.-Nevada Democrat,
II. W. Conrad, representing the pub Ia
fishing house of Winston & Co., Chicago, l,
vas In the city yesterday and was met BY :,
! number of Pettis county teachers, who -
Wished to examine the books he had for O
lisposal. -