The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-03-03
PERSONAL.

Cliff B. Goodwin, of Marshall, is in
the city.
DIR. Crawford of Warsaw, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. Cyrus IT. Brady came from the
west last night.
Mrs. A. II. Stephens, of Boonville, is
visiting in the city.
j. Ladue, Clinton, was registered at
Sicher's yesterday.
Charles Taylor, of Hughesville is Wis
iting in Kentucky.
sgd. F. Cook, of Clarksburg, Mo-, was
in the city yesteiday.
Attorney E. J. Smith came down from
Pleasant Hill last night.
John r. Gentry of Locust Grove farm,
was in the city yesterday.
w. II. Hart, of St. Louis, was guest
at Hotel Ks User yesterday.
-Gerd Miller, OF Cole Camp, was regis
tered at Sichers' yesterday.
j. J. Ostrander wss registered al
Hursl's, st. Louis, yesterday.
Detective John belong was a passen-
ger from the west last night.
j. NJ. Fultz, of Quincy, Ill, was regis
tered at Hotel Kaiser yesterday.
Hon. J. III. Boutwell, came up from
Jefferson City yesterday afternoon.
Judge Jan es Davis, prominent citizen
of Pilot Grove, was In The city yesterday.
Judge 81. c. Levens is still confined -
home by sickness. He has had long seige
of IT.
DIT. Clancy left for Cincinnati and
New York last night, to purchase spring
goods.
Edwin Adams, travelling solicitor TO
the T. .lmore route, a.-iyed In Stdalla yes
terdsy.
A. P Espapschied returned TO Sadalia
yesterday from business down the MS
souri, Pacific,
Daniel David has been in New Yort
on q purchasing tour. He is expeci I'd
back to day.
Joe P. Johnston passed up from JEFF
fersen City yesterday Afternoon, en- route to
Warrensburg.
Charlie Mcdonald went to Kansas
City yesterday and will spend Sunday
there with friends.
Hon. w. d. Steele returned, last night,
from Ell Dorado Springs, where he had
been on legal business.
IF. E. Smith, former Sedalian, srriyc /
In town last evening from New York,
which is now his home.
e. w. McIlhaney, of sedalia, and I.
E. Chase, of Grand Rapid, ale late arri-
vsls.-Marshsll Progress.
John F. Houx, former Sedslian and
BOW q boot and shoe merchant at Marshall
arrived in the city last night.
Fred. Allison, of Boonville, arrived in
-Sedslia yesterday. If he can secure en-
ployment here. he will remain.
Prof. E. P. Ryder, prominent educa-
tor from Liberty, Mo-, W p -senger on
the east bound train yes erday noon.
Judge J. B. Gantt, of the Missouri
supreme court, was In Sedalia last evening,
on bis way to Clinton to spend Sunday.
Rev. r. s. Hunter, presiding elder of
this district for the M. E. Church. Soutn,
arrived in the city from Clifton yesterday
morning.
Little May Heinrichs, who is gen.
eral fayorite, and who has been quite sick
for some time, was reported IS somewhat
better yesterdsy.
Arthur L. Metcalf. representing the
st. Louis Dental msnufac ing company
of No. 207 North Twelfth street, was la the
city Yesterday, stopping at Kaiser's.
Representative Murphy, of Ozark
county, passed through Sedalia Friday
evening on bis way to Clinton, where his
wife has been ST endirg the winter.
Rev. DR.. Jones, presiding elder for
this district of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will preach at Appleton City this
morning and at Clinton In the evening.
Rev. P. r. Ridgely, who is extensively
engaged in mining at Joplin, passed
through Sedalia yesterday morning, en-
route to BoonYille TO spend Sunday with |
his family.
Joe Shelby, Jr., SON of General Joe
Shelby, passed through Sedalia yesterday
afternoon en- route to Butler to spend Sum-
day. Mr.. Shelby is doorkesper of the
house of representatives.