The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-29
PERsONAL.

w II. Hart, ST. Louis, rs al the Kai.
ser.
e. A. We'll, of St. Louis, is at the
K User.
F. D. Chase Of Kansas City, WAS here
yesterday.
e. W. Murray, Joplin, was in sedslis
yesterday.
-Jno. Adams, New York, is stopping al
the Kaiser.
C F. Seebold Of ST. Louis. is a guest at
the Kaiser.
e. d. Canon Of Clinton was 3 yeste:-
days visitor,
Geo. r. REVERE, Of South McAllister.
is in the city.
&C. F. Yancey is stopping at the South.
erp, St. Louis.
w. II. Little. Of Kansas City, was in
town yesterday.
Judge w. s. sairk is registered ct the
Laclede, st. LOUIS.
R. NJ. Spencer Of Warrensburg, was in
the city yesterday.
-Chss. S. North of Kansas City, was a,
the Sicher yesterday.
Jas. Britton, of Manchester, Ky, is
registered at Hotel Riley.
The Ladies Guild If Cavalry church
will soon give an "old b, IS sale"
w. P. Speed of Boonville was in the
big city of Central Missouri yests rday.
Mrs. Porter Wells and children are
visiting relatives and friends in Colorado.
Mrs. Ei Tussey and chile left Satur-
day for months visit in Benton county.
Miss Willie Woodbridge returned
from Sedalia last night.-Boonville Item.
w. W. Smith and E. T. Whiticomb of
Topeka, were stopping at the Sicher yes
terday.
Geo. Marchand, of the general Offices.
has gone to Windsor for 4 brief visit 10
friends.
The Misses tricks, Of Carthage, sisters
Of Engineer Joe Tricks, are visiting reli-
tives in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Picksrd went TO Clinton
last evening, where she was called by the
serious illness of her brother.
Miss Alice Inlins will return this
week from Canada accompar led by Miss
Kate Scott, neice of ID. A. Clark.
Mrs. Samuel Anderson and her daugh-
ter Mr.. w. d. Fellows who were visiting
relatives in Southwest Missouri, have re-
turned home.
Herman Bramer who lives at the cor
uer of Lafayette and Thirteenth streets is
quite sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pratt entertained
! theatre party Friday evening to see
Marie Prescott in "Cleopatrs."
Mrs. VIM. Harrison, daughter of Mrs.
J. H. Teasdale, of 1t. Louis, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route home
10 Mckinney, Texas
Mrs. H. C. Siunett Who has been
pending a month among relatives and
friends in Massachusetts, and other eastern
tates returned home Thursday.
Mrs. J. C. Parrot who lost her hus-
,and in the late wreck en- the Missouri
Pacific, left yesterday for few days visit
o her father near Green Ridge.
Miss Leona Helen, daughter of Char
es B. Helen, . stock raiser of Barton
county, will 90 to school here and is stop
ping with her uncle, d. A. Clarke.
Ed. Murray esq-, a prominent young
nan of Joplin, Mo-, was in the city yes
erday viewing eedslis. He expressed
himself as we'll pleased and left for home
N the evening train with broad smile.
Mrs. B. 3. Lyon vill leave this week
or St. Louis where she goes to continue
Ter studies in physical culture. After her
.etnrn she will open her school in the
Ruth Ann school building.
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Seventh and Usage streets. Subject st IL
m, sour Weapons" There will be an
song service at $50 p. m. Sun
lay school $50 q. N. Y. IS. C, Z. at
;;20 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs George Galbrea,h and
.hildren will return from visit with Mr..
md Mrs. Collins of Detroit, Mich, this
morning Mrs. Gslbreath has been absent
or the past three weeks. Mr.. Galbreath
vent 10 accompany her home, last week.
Mrs. T. T. Msjor and her daughter,
Mss Anna May who have been visiting
elatives at Lincolnville, Kan, returned
lone Thursday night. They were accom-
'anied by Mrs. Majors mother, Mrs.
,arbee, who VIII spend the winter in this
ity.
MIR and Mrs. Houghton and son and
laughter Of Sedslia, visited K Glenden-
ing and wife this week while en- route to
Melvin Reese of Sedalia came
y the latter part of last week to visit his
randparents and has been sick since Sun
Gem.