The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-17
PERSONAL.

city.
j. NJ. Monk, of George, Iowa, is at the
Sicher.
IS. n. We'll of Cincinnati, is stopping
1t the Kaiser.
j. W. Smiley of St. Louis, is guest
at the Kaiser.
"A. v. Bevill, of St. Louis, is registered
ct she Kaiser.
IT. B. White, of Warsaw, was in the
city yesterday.
w. A. Kerr, of Chicago, is among the
Kaieer guests.
H F. voight goes to Clinton to-day
for brief visit.
John D. Prowell, of Longwood, was iu
the city yesterday.
"A. B. Stewart, of New York, is among
the Sicher arrivals.
y. P. Lane, Of Louisville, Ky, is .
guest at the Kaiser.
III. L. Partridge, of Kansas City, was
here yesterday, on business.
ID. B. May of Pleasant Green, was
. visitor in the city yesterday.
"A. F. Goodwin and N, L Foote, Of
Chics ago, are registered at the Sicher.
Mrs. +. H. Plummer and daughter Of
Washington City, are in Sedalia.
ID. Darnell, of Springfield, NO., came
in yesterday and will remain here tc day.
james Masters, of Stockton, Mo-, was
among the Queen City's visitors OF yester-
day.
W. NJ. Drafien, of Boonville, was
among yesterdays visitors to the Queen
City.
Misses Stella ZolIinger and Annie
Griffin, of OtterviIle, were in the city yes
friday.
Pat Sbeehsp, q we'll known rail.
rosdeI from Holden, was in Sedalia yes.
terday.
e. P. Parker and J. W. Mcguire, OF
Kansss City, were in Sedalia yesterday on
business.
y. H. Chambers, prominent attorney
of 81. Louis, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Col T. B. White, editor of the War.
saw Enterprise, vas registered at Sicher's
yesterday.
W. C. Hebbard. of Kansas City, came
down on the noon train and was still here
last night.
j. n. Ames, of Otterville, and who is
frequent visitor in Sedslia. was here yes.
terday on business.
Albert Knowles, q we'll known and
popular farmer of Appleton City spent
yesterday In this city.
r. L. NcComas of Denisop, Texas, is
on visit to his brother, los McComas,
Apopulsr engineer on the NJ, K & I.
Mrs. Mike Carroll, of the Missouri
Pacific fast mail, arrived in the city yes
aerdsy and is the guest Of friends for a few
days.
Hon. W, D. Steele was in Boonville
yesterday on legal business connected with
the case Of Smith, the alleged Otterville
train wrecker.
&C. W, Keil of Memphis, Tenn. came
to the city yesterday evening for the pur-
pose OF purchasing property in the vicin-
ity Of Longwood.
Mrs. E. II. Duncan, of Deepwater,
Mo-, who had been the guest of Ms. Mar.
Rsret Clayton on South Kentucky street,
returned home yesterday morning.
Willie Pickerill, book-keeper at S. P.
Johns & Sons lumber yard, left for Apple
ton City last night where he will spend to-
day talking sweet nothings in the ear OF
his best girl
"A certain widower in this city re.
ceived an elegant Wedding suit from st.
Louis yesterday, but whether it is to wear
at his own wedding or at the wedding Of q
certain young stockman who is a near
relative deponent saye,h not.
Col r T. Gentry shone at the COVER
nor's reception Friday night like bri ght
particular star. He returned home yester-
day morning and was in ecstatie joy at the
elegance of the reception-:he BEAUTY, in.
1elligence and vivsciousness of the Ladies
and gallantry of the gentlemen.
Henry Wiley, who attended the
Farmers' Congress here ss an alternate
from llliLois, left last night for his home.
He said he wss almost the last on hand to
leave, and loved Sedalia so we'll that he
would like to make this his future resi-
dence.
&C. E. Gross, a prominent Boonville
merchant, who is also manager Of the
Thespians opera house there, was in Se1a-
lila Friday evening to attend the entertain
ment given BY the "Flsshrs," company
which be has booked for an engagement
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mr.. Gross
Is an intelligent and energetic young man
and strives to furnish his theatric Al
patrons with worthy attractions.
Sheriff Ellis +. Smith OF Eedalia, was
In the city Saturday and spent few hours
with his numerous friends. Mr.. Smith is
quite popular man in Sedalia and one Of
ihe best sherlfis in the state. He is the
only Republican Office holder in Pettis
county, and his successful races for Office
have reen principally due to his wife, who
by the way, knows as much about the office
es the sheriff.-Boonville Democrat.
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