The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-24
PERSONAL.

is quite sick.
Geo. P. Boggs, of Parsons, Kan, came
in last night.
MIR. Norma, of Clinton. Mo-, is stop
ping in the city.
Cyrus Funk, of Kansas, City, was in
the city last night.
w. P. Green, Of Chicago, is late ar
rival at the Sicher.
Hon. C. C. Bell Of Boonville, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. ]. X. futile left for Bolton, Cass
county, yesterday.
-Heber Page, of Dallas, Texas, is in
the city on business.
w. B. Williams, of Cincinnati, is
stopping at the Kaiser.
DIR. T. B. Fesler left last night TO- .
short visit TO Saline county.
w. C. Wing, of Springfield, Mo-, was
registered at Hotel Kaiser yesterday.
j. NJ. Offield went to Warrensburg
yesterday afternoon and returned last
night.
It. T. SAINT, of St. Louis, came in last
night on q weeks visit to friends and re-
latives.
H. C. Thompson, of St. Louis, and q
prominent real estate man is in the city on
business.
Attorney ]. H. Boutwell, left on yester-
day evenings train for Kansas City on
business.
Ed OResr was q passenger from JET
ferson City to Sweet Springs yesterday
afternoon.
Percy Harrison, a young telegraph
operator from Boonville, was in the city
yesterday.
George L. Craghead of Galloway
county is en- few days visit to relatives
in this city.
Mrs. Manager. of Boonv;lle and her
brother, Hon. c. c. Bell, were registered at
Hotel Kaiser last night.
Mrs. D. B. White of Glasgow, who
had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smother, hassreturned home.
Mrs. Southwick and Miss Josie Pick
ard, of East Sedalis, have gone to Boon
vile on visit to sick friend.
j. 81. Henderson, of Indianapolis,
Indiana, and an attorney was here yester-
day on business of legal importance.
Thomas Wilson, contractor for the
new Baptist church, left for Kansas City
yesterday afternoon TO spend Sunday.
Mr.. J. W. Cooper, a prominent and
progressive instructor of Otterville, was in
Sedalia yesterday transaciing business.
John Wamsley and wife are in Chi.
cago combining business and pleasure.
They will return tie middle of the week.
Mrs Jamison, matron of the Missouri
penitentiary, was in Sedalia yesterday on
her return from Nevada, Mo, to Jefferson |
City.
Harry Servant, ]. Dsvlin, T. W. Han |
SOD, w. Harden and Z. p. Leslie, of ST. |
Louis, are among those registered at the
Kaiser.
DIR. W. B. Scales was called to La
monte yesterday afternoon to hold con-
sultation with DR.. Penquite in the case of
q pstient there.
Rev. w. w. Palmer, who is school |
of Henry county, was in the
city yesterday, IN his way to Housionia,
near which place he will preach to day.
VIM. X. Belt, connected with the su-
preme court department, at Jefferson City,
passed through the city yesterday evening 1
en- route TO Higginsville TO visit his father.
Miss Pauline Cranmer, one of Boon
v;lle's most popular and attractive young
ladies, passed through SedsIia yesterday
en- route TO OF 'rville, called there by the
illness of her COUSIN, Miss Reid.
Mrs Mary J. Mcpherson is reported
quite i'll of pneumonia at her home in
Boonville. For many years she conducted
the famous hotel in the Vine Clad city
and is well known il S,dslia.
Mrs. John Heinrichs, of Jefferson
City, who had been the guest Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Z. ID Crawford, returned home YES
lerday. Her handsome little son, Claude,
who celebrated his fourth birthday yesier.
day, accompanied her.
Henry Strother and family, late Of
Mo, have removed 10 SedsIia
and taken up their residence in the western
part of the town. They are excellent PEG,
pie and Sc islia is fortunate 10 have such ,
IN acquisition TO her population.
-Tenny Chambers, who for long time |
las been employed with Abel ~ Co.,
,lothiers of this city, left yesterday after
loon for Sedslia, his home, where he has /
accepted a position with another cloihirg 3
irm He carries with him the besl wishes :
# the Nevada people.-Nevsds Mail :
Louis Levens left Wednesday morn
ng for Sedalia from which city he will v
his brother, Ed. TO st. Louis, a
where the latter will have an operation +
reformed on his leg. Ed. is well known .
n this city, snd We are pleased to know
hat he has decided TO submit TO surgi-
al operation that will be lasting benefit v
0 him.-Boonvile Democrat. {
DIR. r I. Miller visited ST. Louis last +
Teek and spent day with his oil friend, =.
Dr.. f ii. Gregory, who has filed the .
hair Of surgery in the St. Louis Medical Z
ollege for qu1rtsr of a century. Dr. Il
iiller also visited the Sisters hospital p
nth DIR. Gregory and witnessed several 5,
urgical operations. After dining with
is distinguished friend, he visited the ST.
.ouis Medical college, where he attended "