The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-01-06
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w. C. Courtney went to Clinton yes
terday morning.
james Doyle came down on the 10:4l
train last night.
Circuit Clerk Fowler will spend Sun
day in Smithton.
j. ii. Boutwell, returned feom ORES
den yesterday morning.
Mrs. August Flieschman arrived home
on the 10:40 train last night.
MIR. and Mrs T. RednoD, of Upton,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Senator ]. C. McGinnis came down on
the Lexington branch yesterday morning.
S. w. MeIIor, of Montrose, formerly a
resident of Sedalia, was in the city yester-
day.
Jas. E. Taylor, proprietor of the ST.
Cloud hotel, WarIensburg, was in Sedalia
yesterday.
L. d. Hopkins, division superintend-
emit of the Missouri Pacific, was registered
at Sicher's, yesterday.
ID. w. Shackleford, of Boonvile
passed through Sedalia yesterday morning,
en- route home from Joplin.
Col. r. T. Gentry will leave for JET
fersoR City tonight to get in some lively
work for Hon. w. F. futile.
Jerry Foster left Monday for Sedslis
where he will attend the e. b. college
for some months.-Knob Noster Gem.
IL NJ. Byler and wife left for Holden
yesterday afternoon, and will spend Sun
day there with some old acquaintance.
Emory Greshman will leave for Louis
Vile to-day, where he is attending Medical
college, after spending the holidays at
home.
M. Fl. Cole, prominent farmer and
stockraiser of Benton county, was in the
city yesterday the guest of bis friend Bed
ford Shobe.
John Runkle, of Boonville, passed
through Sedalia yesterday on his way to
Warsaw to buy walnut logs for a sawmill
In his town.
George Rodecker, brother-in-law of
Conductor Buckley, is visiting friends and
relatives in Sedalia. His home is in
Galesburg, Iii.
County Judge.elect Ferguson, was in
the oily yesterday. He will take his seat
for the first time in the county court which
meets tomorrow.
Robert Wells, of Newton, Kan, ar
rived in Sedalia yesterday and is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wells, on
West Third street.
Ed T. ORear, chief clerk in State
Treasurer Stephens Office, was In Sedalia
yesterday, en- route to Sweet Springs, where
he will spend Sunday.
S B. Osburn, of the grocery firm of
Osburn Bros, left for Warsaw last evening
While gone he expects to buy up lot of
shickens and sing in the choir.
B. B. Sommerville, travelling salesman
for the Missouri Glass company of ST.
Louis, who has been In The city for several
days, leaves to-day for New York city.
-Britton G. CAN'T, son of Judge CAN'T,
of the supreme court, passed through SEGA
liza yesterday morning on his return to the
Missouri University, where he is a cadet.
Hon. w. F. futile went down 10 JEFF
ferson City last night on the II o'clock
train. He will rest up to-day and enter
actively tomorrow upon his canvass for
the speakership.
H. II. Vogts, formerly travelling agent
of the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company, under Harry Jones, will be re-
tanned in the same territory for the pres
ert by C. F. Adams, of Kansas City.
Ed Harness. a we'll known Cooper
county stock dealer, arrived in Sedalia yes
teroay morning and delivered a pair of
fine jacks to gentleman named Holmes,
from Texas. The jacks were valued at
500 each.
John III. Zollipger, ex-jndge OF the
Cooper county court, came up irom Cliff
ton yesterday morning, and passed on
through to Otterville. He suffered sad
bereavement few DAYS ago by the death
of his sister, Mrs John Ii. Windsor, an
estimable Cooper county resident.
John A. Hsnpay, of Versailles, was in
the city Friday night, shaking hands with
bis many Sedalis friends. John is very
popular in SedsIia. He is now editor of
the Versailles Leader and he left for that
place yesterday forenoon. he is uow
squrely in the race fol- chief c'crk of the
Missouri house of representatives and he
will make formidable candidate for the
position.
John J, Devine, of Clifton, one of the