The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-04-21
PERSONAL.


Louis last night.
Senator Stark of Cooper county was in
the city yesterday.
j. NJ. Pigton left for ST. Louis last
night on business trip.
Col. A. n. Anthony of Versailles went
to Kansas City yesterday afternoon.
Mrs C. s. Hughes left for St. Louis
last evening for q short visit to friends.
T. T. Clifford and Fred Hoffman came
on the midnight train from Kansas City.
Al. Taylor, the Missouri Pacific en-
gineer, went down to st. Louis last night.
j. J. Devine. the well known stock
man of Clifton City, was in Sedalia, Satur-
day.
A. F. Tesmer went down to st. Louis
last night to attend the liquor dealers con-
vention.
ID. II. Orear, chief clerk in the state
treasurer's Office, went to Kan as City yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert Young, one of the most
prominent attorneys of Kansas City, is in
the city to-day on legal business.
-Abner CIopton, father of J. r. Clopton,
residing north OF the city, and who has
been very sick for some time is reported
convalescent.
George w. Hurlburt, represe nting the
Hines improved guide, time and pocket
book for railroad employees, left last night
for Parsons, Kan.
DIR. II. Wood returned, yesterday
from st. Louis, where he saw Sarah Bern.
hardt. He had pleasant trip and an
enjoyable time, he says,
j. E. Potter, of Clifton City, enc of
the BAzoo's friends, has been very sick for
some time past with pneumonia, but he is
now somewhat improved.
Mrs. John w. Allen and daughter left
Friday night for a several weeks visit to
friends in San Antonio, Houston and Gal
weston, Texas.
j. 6 Stamberger, staunch friend of
the BAZoo, from Lookout, was in Sedalia,
Saturday, and renewed his subscription to
the booming WEEKLY BAzoo.
DIN. Williams who is the agent for the
Hay dock Buggy Co. has sold eight bnggies
already this season notwithstanding the
wet muddy season we have had.
Gov. Francis and q number of the
other delegates to the Commercial Con.
gress to Kansas City passed through the
city yesterday noon en- route to their home,
R. n. Bodine, of Paris, and John
MONTGOMERY, Jr., of sedalia, were in Co.
lumbis this week taking dispositions in
several railroad cases.-Columbia Herald.
B. F. Prignore, q staunch democrat
of Sweet Springs, was in the city Friday
and enrolled his name as q new subscriber
on the aridiy growing list of the WEEK
LY BAzoo.
j. 81. Cody who, for the past two
years has been attending medical lecturers
will return to Sedalia during the coming
week and will locate here permanently in
the practice of medicine.
We had the pleasure of meeting with
Hon. John T. Heard, in Sedalia, Saturday,
he and his wife having arrived the evening
before. Mr.. Heard says he will make
Fayette a visit in the near future
Misses Richards, Minick, Smith and TIL
Iery, of Fayette, attended the Int collegi-
ate oratorlcal contest at Sedalia, Friday
night iast.-Fayette Democrat.
MIR. Leslie Marmaduke, of Sweet
Springs, passed through the city to-day at
noon en- route to Jefferson City. He said
that no selection had as yet been made for
the management of the proposed new mill
tary school. Prof. Greenwood, superin-
tendent OF the public schools of Kansas
City, had been offered the position but had
declined owing to his present position
commanding his attention for some years
TO come at least.