The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-10
PERSONAL.


visiting relatives.
NJ. B. Coleman will meet his best gi
In ct. LOUIS to-day.
MIR. Reuben George of Cooper count
visited Sedalis yesterday.
Sheriff Ellis r. Smith was in Bool
vile yesterday on official business.
w. Z Annou, prominent citizen {
Eliot Grove, was in the city yesterday.
j. r. Parker, foreman of the Gree
Ridge Enterprise, was in Sedelia yesteI
day.
Ed ORear was pas ssnger from Jeffer
son City 20 Sweet Springs, yesterday afte,
n on.
Miss Myrtle Winebrener left for he
home in Dorance, Kansas, yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Ofield, who has been visit
ing his best girl in Sedalis will return
home this morning.
D. W. Perkins, who runs a large saw
mill eight miles northeast of S.dalia, wa
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. S. d. Koontz, of Boouvllle
passed through the city yesterday, Oh hel
way home from OtierviIle.
Presiding Elder William Jones LEFT
for Pilot Grove yesterday, and will hold
quarterly meeting there to-day.
The kev. L. W. Early, CT Nevada,
Mo, arrived in Sedalia last evening, and
is the guest of Rev. J. o. Myers
Mr.. Will Eckhard and bride, of Boon.
vile, passed through the city yesterday, on
their turn home from Warsaw.
Mrs. Frank futile of Moberly, sitter
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey in
sedslia, returned home yesterday morning.
Miss Eliz.beth Hyatt and Mrs. Try of
Upton. who had been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hyatt, returned home yesterday
morning.
The Rev. d. Kohlman, Evangelical
church, left for Warrensburg yesterday
afternoon, and will preach at the funeral
OF friend to-day.
Capt. w. E. Chester, special agent of
the Fort Scott & Gulf railroad, with head
quarters at Kansas City. was in Sedalia
Yesterday, the guest of Detective John De
Long.
Mr.. Chris Meier, mother and little
sister, arrived from Boonville yesterday
morning and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Meier on East Ninth street.
&C. Halle, assistant general freight
agent OF the NJ. X d T., was in Sedalia yes
terdsy, on his return from Chicago, where
he had been TO attend rate meeting.
John Trent, young telegrapher who
has been connected with the Western
Union Office in Sedalia for several weeks.
left for Deer6eld, Mo-, yesterday, to accept
, position as station agent
-Messrs. Joe Chiffon, W. T. Mckinley
and s. P. Hudson, of Boonyille, invested
in "A Gold.. Mime" at Woods opera house
last night, and carried away with them
many nuggets of fun and fancy. II
Charlie Evans, of the NJ, K. sill
general offices came up from Parsons, yes.
Ierdsy, and will return this evening, ac-
,ompanied by his wife and baby. Charlie
IS glad to get back to Gods country.
q, b. Vogtr, representing Kingman &
Co., OF Kansas City, returned from the !
vest last night. Mr.. Vogts is one of the
NEST popular and successful of Sedalia's
sa!esman. II
Mira. Manger, of Boonville, passed y
trough Sedalia last evening, en- route to !
" arrensburg, to attend the funeral of a =
elatiye. She was accompanied BY Miss 1
larry Wenig, of the same city. p
Mrs. VIM. Barnaman, of Windsor, u
TO-, and her daughter, Mrs. Roma Esteli b
Butte City, Mont, are visiting those s.
cry nice ladies Mrs. G. w. Carter and q
irs. ]. C. billiard, of this city. =
w. H. Gentry, one of the leading u
lerchant tailors Of Boonville, arrived in
he city last evening, and will return home
might, accompanied by his wife, who N
as been guest of Mrs. Z. C. Sneed for
yersl days.
MIR. Louis Hirsch, a popular and n
.ndsome young attache of the Boonville t'
was in Sedalia last night, en- b,
ute to Herman, where, so it is rumored, a,
} has one OF the most charming young a.
dy friends in the state. W
Col Dick Gentry, of Sedslia, was le
Iietly greeting Jefferson City friends YES. X
rday. Col. Dick is training fox the VI
ate treasury race. He has ma ,e one ap
using campaign over the state and is 5s
" engaged in blazing over the old paths. W Ne
18th Lon Stephens and Frank Pitts, of ~
onroe, avowed candidates for the nomi- til
ton OF state treasurer, Col. Gentry dis. wi
,ys his political acumen by entering the VI;
ID early.-Jefenon City Tribune. III,
j. h. Rogers, chief clerk in the Office o''
General Superintendent Frey, of the NJ. 10!
& T, accompanied BY his wife, returned all
% Sedalis last evening He will OCCUPY Oh
portion of DR.. Gabriel's house, corner
trial and Crawford avenues. r. B.
ghes, of General Auditor Pollock's Of
, has returned from Eedalia where he
been to witness the marriage of his IL
er, Miss Hattie, to E. w. Lamy, a lin
minent dry goods merchant of that city, inc
ceremony taking place at high noon a.
dnesday. Parsons Sun.
BACK FROM Topeka. you
udge d. G. Metsker returned at me
n yesterday from Topeka, where cou
;pent election day. The Judge is dea