The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-30

In the city lset night.
-Cambell Maciarlsne came in from tn
west yesterday morning.
B. C. West and G B. Cooke, of Deni
con, Texas, are in the city.
Mr.. s. Lsvsin, of Ottawa, Kansas. i
in the city on business trip.
Geo. H. Drake, of Marahallville
Iowa, ID registered at Sichers.
Professor Gwynn, of the Versailles In.
ttitute, was in the city yesterday.
y. Rothschilds, the popular clothing
drummer of Chicago. is in the city.
e. Ellis and J. N. Stsford, of ST
Louis, are stopping At the sichers.
ID. 6. Maxwell, of Wheeling, West
Virginia, is registered at the Kaiser.
Bert Leake, Of Eastey's establishment
is in Vinita, l. T., on business for the firm
Mrs. II. P. Hull. of Little Blue. No.,
is the guest of Mrs. DR.. Tyson in Sedalia.
Judge ], B. CAN'T was in the CITY YES.
terday afternoon on his way home to Gin
ton.
Prof. G. L. Coleman of California,
No, is visiting his brother NJ. B. Cole.
man.
Miss Mollie Bradley, popular young
lady OF Mexico, Mo-, is in the city visiting
friends for few days.
y. X. Gwynn, of Versailles, passed
through Sedalia yesterday morning en-
route home from st. Louis.
Miss Lools Sebastian, of Farmington,
No. is visiting J. w. Burress' family, and
other relatives in the city.
-Mrs. William Calkin, wife of the N
=. & T. engineer, IL AYES to-day for Neyada.
Missouri, to visit relatives.
Frank sombart, a young miller from
Boonville, passed through Sedalia last
evening on his way to Nevada, No.
Mrs. Robert Lister will return this
evening from . visit to her daughter. Nm.
Eddy Nicholson, of Gainesville, Texas.
Mics Lizzie Wagenlander, If Eedalia
and Miss Dora Cartwright, of Lonewood.
returned from Pertle Springs yesterday.
Capt. C. N. Stevens, the purchasipe
agent OF the N K. & T., is still confined
to his bed, at his home on Seventh street.
Mr.. A. C. Baldwin, of the Macon(Gs .)
Evening News, who has been visiting DR..
small OF this city some days will return
nome t0-morroW.
IS. D. Cox, editor and proprietor of
the Lincoln, Nebraska, Cali, was q pas.
senger to st. Louis on the noon train yes
terday.
Charles E Manor, Grand Lodge Dep.
MY OF the A. o. U. w., came In from
BoonvIlle last night and registered at
Gicher's.
Miss Maggard O'Brien, who has been
very low at Nevada, Mo-, was reported
some better yesterday by letter her father
received.
-Mn. Ellis Dillon who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs John Ewart, of East
Sedalia, for the past week, returned to her
home in Kansas, Friday.
ID. II. Mercer, assistant United States |
marshall of Nebrasks, with headquarters
at Omaha, passed through Sedalia yester. |
day, on his way to Hannibal.
Hon. C. G. Bell, who is Justly called |
the apple king" of Central Missouri. Ar
rived from Boonville yesterday morning
and remained in the city few hours.
b. B. Guarrant, Arthur HinchcIiIe
and Z. d. Wilson left on their wheels for
Linton Yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
They will return on this evenings train.
Fred Guenther, cashier of the Third
National Bank, went to Pleasant Green
Last evening snd is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Walker their beautiful country
seat to-day.
-Geozgs Hughes . MnJjas sgu s5h P RsiHS;ffse
street for vacant lots on Tenth and Wagon.
y streets. Mr.. Hughes will erect DWELL
ing house there.
-Mi@ Matte Let's leaves next Wednes
lay for Detroit to visit Miss Mary Leach,
ormerly Of this city, and they will spend
he heated term on the norther shores of I,
Lake Michigan. II
Mira II. C. Demuth and four children
cit for Cooper county yesterday morning. Z
They will summer few days at the beau.
iful country place of Mr.. Glazier twelve
piles south of Boonville.
Mis- Gertrude Koontz, one of Boon. :
lilies prettiest and most popular young 4
adies. accompanied BY her aunt, Miss q
selle Stsrke, passed through Sedalia yes
'rdsy en- route to Otterville. In
M. K. Taylor, who has been under '
of . physician in Sedalia for
sveral days, was 20 far recovered from his
cknees last evening q to be able to be
ken TO his home near Georgetown. |.
DIR. A. NJ. Harrison and wife, accom-
lnied by little Miss Fannie and Master
enry Howard. came over from Boonville G
morning and spent the day iu g,
e city. They returned home last even. Il
g.
-Supt. L. D. Drake, of the Missouri
eform School Of Boonyiiie, passed through
dalis yesterday afternoon en- route to "a
ansas City. He was in search of three u
gitive boys who made their escape Thur A
y night. g.