The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-29
PERSONAL.


to-day.
j Lyon OF Wooison is guest OF the
X user.
&C. II. Lyons, of Chamois, came in
Yesterday.
j. VI Ful OF Quincy, is stopping at
The Kaiser
Dan ii ,gtn, of M1berly, is gust of
the Sicher.
j. p. Logan, of B)onville, was in the
city yesterday.
&C. Hall, OF S zee. Spring, was in the
ely yesterday.
| DIT Fesler is out So ,iu after an illness
of two weeks.
II. NJ, K Iberis OF Clinton, is registered
1T the Kaiser.
Police JUG, Halstesd was out yes
terday morning.
% F. Burton, Of St. LOUIS. is among
the Sichsr guests.
&C. Ii. Callie of Hughesville, was in
the city yesterday.
-Robt. Grey returned from Dresden
yesterday morning.
-Pr,sly Walker cane in from Pleasant
Green Friday might.
L. +. WOLF of j, Il C.;y, srriv d from
the north yesterday.
u L. Glrwooi of Canien, n j., is
stopping at the Kaiser.
DIR. l. l.. Pollock, of b son, Mass, is
a guest OF Hotel Sicher.
w. 2. Linsie, of Clinton, i among
the guests at the Sicher.
: sam Parks of the Mob rly VI ,nitor,
was in the city yesterday.
w. l.. Vickers. OF Wichita Falls, Tex
+ as, is registered al the S,cher.
Barlow Bros minstrel company left
5 yesterday morning Tor Clintoo.
| Mrs. J ,hn Sc.l!ey loft f1r Bellville,
r H.. last night to visit relatives.
| H. f. Lpngwicker of Jacksonville, is
I registered with Kaiser Il Fischer.
-"Blinl Tom" passed through the city
: vest rday en- route to Warrensburs.
-, Prof. J. X. Gwynn and wife arrived
! yesterday evening from Versailles.
L F. Shelton aud Harry Smith went
to Kansas City yesterday m Drning.
MIR. James Ramsey, the Ohio street
groceryman, is doing the ls grippe act.
{ y. K. Judy of Kansas City, is among
those who are registered at the Sicher.
-Jno. Anderson, a Louisville attorney,
was here yesterday on witt to relatives.
l. poi. Charles Parker arriv ID from
. Lexington Friday and spent Christmas
4. here.
7. Eugene B!ik m)re Of the general
a freight offices at 81. Louis, is in the city,
m the guest Of his mother.
re MAJ II. Page, the lately appointed
q auditor Of the NJ. h. Il T.. for Tex -, is in
- the city and stopping at the Sicher.
e B. Behrens will arrive here this morn
- ing from Washington, d. C., called here
! on account OF the sickness OF his father.
ne w. NJ. Behreus b IS been very low for
several days past, but his many friends
will be glad to know that be is improving.
Miss Lucy Dodge a handsome and
O. accom- plished young lady Of Appleton City
20 Is in the city, the guest OF friends and rela-
of tives.
VI Miss Emma and Master Willie
70 Adams are in the city on visit to their
''e grand parents, Mr. ana Mrs. W. n
r. Behrena.
re-, Misses Della and Calis,s AItemaea1ec
have returned home from the south the
former from Jackson, Tenn. and the latter
from Psduc ,h, Ky.
oil Mr.. ]. X. Crsbb. an old and honored
Il. resident of this section, has just returned
a' from q western tour, and is visiting hii
g relative Mr.. P. S Prentice.
no Joe Dolph, q popular young man,
he formerly Of this city, now OF Kansas C,ty,
IN. Icame down to spend Christmas with
U friends. returning yesterday morning.
ln Col. J. NJ. Ames, of Ottervilie, passed
ell through the city yesterday morning froa
tt Holden en- route to his home. Mr.. Aussa
was accompanied by his niece, Miss GeOr-
gia Hume, Of Virginia.
Waller Williams, hin of the "brown
blush voice." attenusted physique, fsciIa
-, Den and auburn locks, was in the city yes
tn terdsy. He came like q breeze and weni
er, like q cyclone He is of the COiumbis
NJ. Herald and had been to Clinton to get {
10 CHRISTMAS dinner from relatives who
tole, ate his appetite.
Il -When Rev. A. r. Faris and wife re
Nd turned to the parsonage after prayer meet
ing Wednesday night it was no doubt thei
first impression that the house had beef
converted into grocery store. No soOnel
had the minister and his wife entered tn
I'M house, however, than did between Fifty ant
nd seven,y-five members of the church sud
q denly appear in n body and take pos sssioI
of the parsonage. This acct lted for tn
: grocery like appearance of the house. l
was donation party. The goods were De
ilivered in q wagon durirg prayer meeting
by Henry Ross and Harry Francisco In
articles consisted Of two handsome rocking
chairs, a large gu ,niity of -four, turkeys
'ses chickens, fruits and vegetables OF ever
der description, sugar, coffee. tea, and Othe
good things too numerous to mentioa. II
tn presentation speech Was made by Ali. +
Rec or, and Rev. Fairs, in response
thanked the members for favors extsn lie |
i-Marshall Democrat-NeSs.
An GUARANTEED CUE OF LA GRIPP