The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-10-20
PERSONAL

Prof. Lee Coleman was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Haynes returned 70 Boonvill'
last evening.
Miss Belle starke, Of Otterville, wa.
in Sedalia yesterday.
Mrs. E. d. Crawford returned from
Jefferson City yesterday.
ID. Fl. Smith was a passenger to ST.
Louis at noon yesterday.
Henry Weight will spend to-day with
his best girl at Hughesviile.
Miss Stella Zollinger, of Otterville,
was shopping in the city yesterday.
B. s. Wood and NJ. Flood, of Kansas
City, are visiting friends in this city.
-Purchasing Agent Stevens, of the ~,
4. d I. railway, went east at noon yester-
day.
= I. J. Coleman, q grain dealer of Cali.
fornis, NO., is on visit to friends in this
city.
Mrs. Oxenhsm, of Kansas City, is
visiting the family of her son, =. F.
Brown.
Capt. B. p. Archer returned yes terday
IRON pleasant visit amorg friends in St.
Louis.
-Mi.ea Lena and Lou Hardin, of Kan
sas City. are the guests of Miss Mary
Thompson.
-Dr. F. B. Fesler returned yesterday
from /. successful professional visit to Sa-
line county.
-Ottie Brooks has resigned bis position
At McGowen'sdrug store to accept more
lucrative one.
Miss Susie Thompson and Miss Min
ME Bouldin have returned from the Kan
sas City fair.
Prof. W. L. Jenny and r. McCuIlocb,
OF the United States geological survey,
were in the city last evening.
John Bowman. the we'll known lsun-
dryman, returned from the laundrymen's
convention in st. Louis, Friday,
M. B. Coleman drives Q $500 horse
and he is q dandy. Wonder if his girl
won't want to take ride soon?
w. A. Mcpherson, the accomplished
young editor of the Boonville Item, was in
town last night, on his way to st. Louis.
Hon. Finis C. FAIR, one of Kansas
City's mot prominent attorneys, was in
the city yesterday on legal business. He
has many warm friends here rs elsewhere
through the state.
Ed. Hurley and P. r. Meyers left last
night for St. Louis, to attend q meeting of
the Catholic Knights, who are in session
With a view # separating the National
and State Knights.
Mr.. Joe Donnohue, the real estate
man, who was hurt by . runaway horse
Friday, was reported to be resting easy
last night. He is badly bruised, but a. no
bones are broken, be hopes to pull through
all right.
j. P. Maddox has decided to remove
to Sedalia- He will locate there just rs
soon rs he can secure house. We wish
home - he is worthy citizsn.-Knob. |
noster Gem.
Col. John ODay of Springfield, No.,
was passenger to Kansas City yesterday
afternoon. he predicts democratic vic.
tories in Ohio. New York, Iswa and Mas
sachusetts at the approaching elections.
"A. L Goodnight, of Palestine, Tex,
who was . delegate to the First Special
Convention of the Brotherhood of Rail.
way Trainmen held 1t Galesburg, Ill. the
past week, was in Sedalia yesterday on his
way home.
Miss Lillian Halstesd, . very attrac-
tive young lady from Wipgham, Canada,
arrived in the city yesterday morning and
will spend the winter with the family of
her brother, J. E. Halstesd, corner Ken
tuckv and Second streets
Major A. Jack Elliott returned yes.
terday from . three months visit on the
Pacific slope. He visited California, Ore
gon and Washington. He had pleasant
time, but declares that he would not ex.
change Missouri for the whole country he
saw in his travels.