The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-21

%. L. jacob, of Evansville, Ind. is at
Hotel Kaiser.
Albert King came in from Kansas
City last night.
Joe Donohoe, went to Haustonia yes
1erdsy evening.
B. Allison and wife, of St Louis, are
asSweei Spring.
POKE" Rosch returned from St.
Louis yesterday.
Charley Weinberg OF Baltimore. is in
the Queen City.
Walter shirk, came in from Kansas
City, yesterday.
Sam Kingsbaker came in from the
south yesterday
Harry Hollister left yesterday for
trip TO Colorado.
Fay Gerald, of Hannibal, was at the
Kaiser yesterday.
w. B. benson and wife, of Galveston,
are at the sicher.
Charles Musick, Of HughsvilIe, was in
the city yesterday.
Howard Mcdonald went to Fayette
yesterday morning.
Fred Miller and Billy Berry are here
from Sweet Springs.
Ira Zimmerman is quite sick and has
been for several days.
"A. Knowles, representing 4-Paw's
show is at Hotel Sicher.
Goodwin c. Dresser, arrived from
Aurora, Mo-, last night.
Blair G. Hauly and son, Of 5 an An o.
MO, Tex as, are at Sicher's.
Geo, J. Pollock returned from Old
Point Comfort, Va, yesterday.
Charles Wessor and Charles Mcdonald
went to KANSAS City, yesterday.
John Hopkins and g. w. Clifford, of
4 Paws show, is at Hotel SIcher.
DIR. F. B Fesler was called to Hig-
giusville, on financial business last even
ing.
Mrs. Wm. Sherman and Mrs. J. D.
Farr, of Parsons, Kansas, are visiting in
the city.
w. L. Peeg of Kansas City, was in
the city yesterday, he is we'll pleased with
Sedalia.
r L. hampton of Texas, en- route to
the east, stopped here yesterday to visit
relatives.
Charles Ney, former busiuess man of
Sedslia but late Of Louisville, Ky, came
in last night.
Mrs. d. S. Koontz, of Boonville, pass
ed through the city yesterday morning en-
ro1te to Otterville.
"A. A. GorreIl, who has been visiting
in the city for two weeks. returned to Dem
isop, Texas, yesterday.
Col. Vincent Msrmaduke, came in
from Sweet Springs yesterday morning and
returned in the evening.
Miss Lena l'unn, who has been visit
ing her cousin here returned to her home
an Wa-rensburg Wednesday.
DIR, C. C. Woods passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Dresden, where
he dedicates . church to-day.
Depot Master Mont Carnes, went to
Otterviile yesterday. His place was com.
petently filed by r. G. Leaning.
Misses May and Noble Evans, two &C
complished young ladies, of Kirkwood,
Mo-, are the guests of Miss Lille Bard.
WIN. D. Cleveland accompanied BY
hif wife, children, Misses Carrie and Alma
Cleveland, of Houston, Texas, are in the
city.
S. Goldberg of the St. Louis Clothing
Co., will leave to-day for Chicago and
other eastern points, he will mix pleasure
with business.
j. J. Johnston, of Holden, is the guest
of his friend, FRANK McAlister. Mr.. John
ston and family are soon to become citi-
zens of Sedalia.
Kew. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davis snd
daughter who were guests here went to
Saline county Thursday where Mre.
Davis mother is quite ill.
Cap. MCGOWAN came up Saturday
from Sedalis, where has been mastering
the keys to domestic lightnIng-tele.
graphy.-Windsor Times.
n. C. Gottfried, the popular salesman
Louis, passed through the city this morning
en- route to Fl Scott, Kansas.
"A squad of eighteen men of New
York Battery, who passed through the city |
last week en- route to Lesvenworth with |
prisoners, returned last night.
r. J. Reese, the Star route mail con-
tractor, has returned from Texas and New
Mexico, where, for the past several weeks,
he had been engaged in business pertaining |
to the government.
Henry Hobrecht. Of Sedalis, visited
his parenta in this city the first of the
week Miss Clara Sheppard, of Sedalia,
visited the family of J. NJ. Williams in
this city last week.-California Demo-
crat.
IS. H. McBryde editor and proprietor
of the Arkansas HARDER Herald at Arkansas
Herber, Texas, was in the city yesterday
en- route to his home from trip to Gin
cinnati. Mr.. McBryde is a genial gentle
man and paid the BAzoo . pleasant call.
w. 8. Shirk was registered at the
Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado Beach,
California, last week. The Coronado has
> 'sr'nda overlooking the ocean entirely