The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-08-04
PERSONAL.

| PERSONAL.
Louis Barnmore went west this morn.
ing.
IF. c Childs, of ST. Louis, is in the
city.
Geo. D. Evans of Chicago, is in the
city.
IF. N. Kendall, of Chicago, is at Hotel
Kaiser.
&C. W. White. of St. Louis. is at the
sicher.
"A. q. Campbell wen. to Moberly yes
terday.
Mrs. W. P. Wood went west yesterday
evening.
Ed. Marvin went to Clinton yesterday
morning.
j. P. Stenart, of Clinton, No., is in
the city.
p. L. Teasdale, of New York is at
Hotel Kaiser.
-Rev.J. s. Russell, Of Montrose, Mo-,
is in the city.
&C. P. Rector and lady of Parsons, were
at the Sicher.
g. A. BodIey, of Toledo, O., is at the
Hotel Kaiser.
Leslie Marmadube went to St. Louis
Friday night.
II. T. McGisw, of Fayette, was in the
city vest rday.
John Davis, Of Boonville, Was in the
city yesterday.
"A C. Orrick, of st. Louis, was in the
city yesterday.
Pat Barnes and wife, Of Topeka, Kan.
is at the Kaiser.
"A. E. We'll of St. Louis was at the
Kaiaer yesterday.
F. H. Day, of Chicago, vas at Hotel
Sicher yesterday.
Sheriff Ellis r. Smith went west yes.
terdsy afternoon.
Geo. A. McNutt returned to Kansas
City this morning.
PROF. A. B. McDole will spend the day
at PERTH Springs.
Waller Graham went to Kansas City
yesterday evening.
Joe Brysou went to Pertle Springs
yesterday afternoon.
-Rud Van Dyne went to Sweet Springs
yesterday afternoon.
p. G. Walker, of Cooper county Was
in the city vest. rday.
Mrs. Harry Pratt arrived from St.
Louis yesterday evening.
Mics Julia Ingram arrived from St.
Lonis yesterday evening.
Miss Mamie Msckey went to Sweet |
Springs yesterday evening.
Mrs. Joe Harrington went to Sweet
Springs yesterday evening.
Charles Richardson went to Sweet |
Springs yesterday evening.
Mrs. W. J. Let's left for Centretown,
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Wyatt left Friday night !!
for Cincinnati to visit relatives.
Eek. Representative Crawford of La
monte, was in the city yesterday.
B. B. Msgrath, Of Binghsmton, New
York. was at the Sicher last night.
Mrs. Geo. P. B jackson went to Nc
Allister Springs yesterday evening.
Ed. T. O'Rear passed through the city
Yesterday en- route to Sweet Springs. ~
Miss Ida Pierce, of Kansas City,
went to Sweet Springs yesterday evening.
-Chas. NJ. Ellis is raising crop of
whiskers. They are real becoming, Char.
lie.
Mrs. w H. Holcroft will leave to-
morrow on two weeks visit in Keokuk,
Iowa.
r. E. Monaghan, lawyer and CAPT.
talist from Wechester, Pa, is stopping at
Sicher's
$. Hunter and wife, came down from
Sweet Springs Yesterday morning and re-
turned this morning.
Mrs. ]. H. Fisher and Miss Ida
are spending 4 few weeks
At McAllister Springs. l.
The Rev. NJ. C. Harris, q we'll known
Baptist minister, of Windsor, was in the
city yesterday morning. II
DR.. J. P. Gray, former popular resi-
dent of this city, no = of Nashville, Tenn, | I
was in the city yesterday.
Il N. Brown, formerly of Sedalia,
came down from Kansas City yesterday +
and returned this morning.
Ed. Musick passed through the city
evening, en- route from St. Louis
10 his home 10 Hughesville.
Prof. P. F. Sewer, of Neosho, No.. '
passed through the city yesterday TO hear q
Sam Jones at Pertle Spring. IL
John Coleman, accompanied by his
wife and SOD, left last night for Detroit to ,
attend the G. A. r. encampment.
W. K. Tabb, who has been the guest of :
his nephew, w. T. Cornell. for the past
lew days, left for Kansas Yesterday. U
Frank Wyatt. press agent of the Mis- !.
ouri State Fair passed through the city .
evening for Warrensburg. c
Mis- Efie Farnham leaves to-day for v
Detroit, Buffalo and other points in the {
ist and will return the LIST of October. 7