The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-10-13
PERSONAL.


Capt. A. L. Zollinger, Of Otterville,
was in town yesterday.
%. J. Vsnbrigcle returned from the
Kansas fair last night.
K. NJ. Blakely, St. Louis hat drummer.
was in the city yesterday.
from Kansas City to-day.
Ben Reese of Kansas City will Sunday,
in the Qreeu City to-day.
Rev. T. w. Esson, of Lexington.
was in the city yesterday.
Frank Eastey and W fe went to Kan
City yesterday afternoon.
Judge Rich ard Field will spend Sun
day at his home in Lexington.
Mr.. De Barndiardi, of the Gazette is
IN Warrensbarg to-day.
Col. Music, of Hughesville, was q
visitor in the city yesterday.
Rev. N. N. Pro,tsman and wife left
for Lamonte yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Hoar Of Manhattan, Kansas
is on visit to her son Frank Hoar.
Mrs. A. C. Bowen and daughter are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Rose.
Mrs. H. c Demuth returned yester-
day from delightful visit to Kansas City.
DIR. J. M. Poipdexter left for Fort Scott
last night to visit his mother who is sick.
Mrs. Annie OFT who has been attending
the Kansas City fair, will return TO day.
Purchasing Agent Stevens and wife
let for Leavenworth yesterday afternoon.
Col. C. H. STREET., manager of the Ga
zette, left yesterday afternoon for Kansas
City,
j. A. Brent, prominent farmer who
resides near Lamonte, was in town yester-
day.
It. NJ. Hickey ard Bob Willett left
yesterday for st. Louis, where they will
participate in the E ks parade to-day.
Mr.. Raffeisen, father of Chas. Rafiei-
sent, left yesterday morning for his home
at Syracuse, after pleasant visit to his
son.
Mr.. and Mrs C. P. Bronson and Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Dorman. the latter O
came up from st. Louis yesterday
afternoon.
DIR. G. A. Russell has returned from a
two week. visit in his native state Wis
consin. He also took in Chicago and had
a delightful time.
Charlie Ballou, after q pleasant visit
for few days among old Sedslis friends,
left for Fort Scott and other points yester-
day morning.
j. Q. Adams, brother-in-law of Con-
ductor Harvey Smith; and Mr.. and Mrs.
BoWdell, of Spencer, Iowa, are guests of |
Mr.. Smith and wife.
Owing to the great demand the prices
On crsyons will be advanced within short |
time. Now is the time to place orders to
get the low price a. Fritz & Co.
Mr.. Will Boyer, will accompany his
mother, Mrs. DR.. Boyer, to Kansas to-mor-
row, where she will be welded, IS an
nounced in another column.
Gov. David z. Francis passed through
sedalia yesterday on his way from Kansas
City to the state capital He met quite q
number of friends at the Uaion depot.
Ed. Fritz the wide awake photograph
n returned yesterday evening from
Quincy ILL.,, where he has Just opened one
# the finest galleries in the west.
w. C. Bronaugh and wife, of Lewis
station, Clinton county, passed through
sedalia yesterday morning on their return
home from the st. Louis fair.
y. w. Bowman leaves tonight for ST.
Louis where will meet With the National
Convention which meets at
he Lindell Hotel next Tuesday.
Officer Mooney returned last evening
rom weeks visit to Sioux City, Ia. His
ifo Dho al
Il at Kansas City to spend few days with
riends.
The Rev. L. Kohlmsnn, pastor of the
Evangelical church, will preach in War
'ensburg to-day. His pulpit here will be
occupied BY the Rev. Jacob Maria, of Kan
lakee, Illinois.
Mrs. W. F. Dean, of Sedalia, came
lown Monday, visiting H. A. Yarnell and
amily......Arthur Rauck, of Sedalia. was
o California this week, the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. Cleary.-Californis
Democrat.
Louis Hirsch, q popular and handsome
'Oung man from Boonville, accompanying
diss Tina Linder, attended the play At
Woods opera house last night and left on
he l0:40 train for Hermann, Mo-, the
Dung lady's home,
The Rev. W. w. Palmer. who resides
ear Windsor, and who is school commits
Toner Of Henry county. passed through
edalia to Boonville Yesterday morning,
nd after spending the day there, will 20
0 Fulton to attend synod. |,
Mrs. DR.. Boyer leaves Tomorrow for
'roesville, Kansas, where her parents re-
ide and where she will on October 22nd
e welded to Mr.. Will Yankee, a wealthy
anker of Denver, COL, Mrs. Boyer has
esided here for many years and has
iany friends to wish her wetl in her new
elstion.
Prof. E. P. Lamkin, the popular and
ccompiished principal of the Clinton,
.cademy, was in the city Yesterday morn
,g on his was TO the state capital to tran. 6
lct some business. Professor Lamkin re-
orts that his academy, which is now re-
'gnized as one Of the leading educational