The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-01-20
Personal.

-J0nn IT, Darfett spent seFeIdl udys IA
st. Louis last week.
Mrs. DIR. E. C. Evans returned from
Boonville Friday evening.
Hon. w. ID. Steele visited Boonville
yesterday on legal business.
Miss Fannie Volrath of Boonville
Is the guest of Mrs. Frank Volrath.
Charles E. Musick and William L.
Jones, of this county, are in ST. Louis.
-Chas. II. Haire. of Kansas City, is in
the city spending few days with friends.
Representative Davis, of Henry county
passed through Sedalia last evening, en-
route home:
Rev. ]. NJ. Clark, presiding elder of
the NJ. E. church, south, was in the city
yesterday morning.
Rev. Cyrus T. Brady, young minis
ter from Crete, Neb., is the guest of ]. c.
Thompson and family.
DR. Russell, of Sedalia, formerly of
this city, spent Wednesday in Boonville
visiting friends.-Boonville Democrat.
Mrs. little. of SedaIia, the guest of Mrs.
c, l.. Young for several days, returned to
Sedalia Sunday eyeniDg.-Boonvllle Demo
crat.
j. 81. Morris, of OttervilIe, was in Sc
dalia Yesterday. He is an almost perfect
counterpart of the late Major John n. 3D.
wards.
H. 81. Vogts, of the Mccormick Har-
vesting company, came down from h ansas
City last night and will spend Sunday in
Sedalia.
&C. w. Culverhouse, prominent bust
ness man from Boonville, arrived in the
city last evening, and will spend the day
in Sedalia.,
Rev. 81. Moher, pastor of the German
Evangelical church at Concordia, passed
west yesterday afternoon, en- route home
from BIT. Louis.
H. 3. Rugg, editor of the Windsor
Times, passed through Sedalia yesterday on
his way to Salisbury to takes vacation and
recuperate his health.
j. B. CAN'T, of the Missouri supreme
court, came up from Jefferson City last
evening and went on to Clinton to spend
Sunday with his children.
Capt. J. 81. Zollinger, a prominent
merchant from Otterville, was in Sedalia
yesterday. He won his title honestly by
fighting in the gray uniform.
Rev. Henry Mackey, rector of Christ
church, Boonville, Mo, passed through
the city last evening, on his way to Clin-
ton, where he will preach to-day.
e. s. Shroek, deputy supreme justice
of the order of Iron Hall, and whose home
Is at Springfield. ILL.,, is in the city on
business connected with his society.
Charles II. Hill, one of the popular
tonsonial artists at Weise's, will leave to-
morrow for Burlington, Iowa, where he
will visit for three weeks among old
friends.
Miss Gertrude Widdicombe, one of
Boonyille's leading society bellies, is at
home from pleasant visit to Sedalia,
where she was the guest of Miss Daisy title.
-Boonville Democrat.
"A. e. Baldwin, of the Gazette, went to
Boonville yesterday to meet Mrs. Baldwin
and children there, on their way home
from Marshall. Mr.. Baldwin and family
returned to the city last night.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Disqus, who re-
side at 523 West Third street, gave a de-
Iightful party Tuesday night in honor of
Miss Josie Hickman, of Kansas City. Miss
Hickman leaves for home to day.
Hon. T. w. Msbrey, representative in
See legislature from Ripley county, was in
thdalia yesterday, en- route to Windsor,
where he will spend Sunday. He express
ed himself as well pleased with Sedalia.
j. A. Hannsy of the Versailles Lead
er, was visitor to Sedalia yesterday. He
has gotten we'll broken into The editorial
. harness again. He received warm vel.
come from his many friends in this city.
e T. Reinhart, for the past nine
years, travelling salesman for the Scudder,
Miltenberger, Reinhart Co., of st. Louis,
passed through Sedalia yesterday from
Clinton. He will not be on the road this
year.
Hon. Mont Carnes, chairman of the
house committee On militia, came up from
Jefferson City yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose of inspecting the Sedalis Rifles.
His new position now entities him to the
rank of Msjor-General.
Lon Luther, of Lamonte, was in the
city yesterday. He is on Chief Clerk
Smiths clerical staff, at the state capital,
this winter, as foreman of the rough jour
nal force in the house. Lon is compe-
tent man for this responsible position and
Eill get out daisy journal,