The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
PERSONAL.

to spend Sunday there.
Lawyer Henry Lamm returned from
the west Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Dan Mckenzie left this morning
to pay a visit to friends and relatives in
Savoy, Illinois.
u. s. Hall. president of the Missouri
Farmers alliance, was registered al
Sicher's last night.
M. B, Coleman will accompany his
mother to Kansas City to-day and viii be
absent several days.
-Lawyers E. J. Smith and George
Longan returned from Jefferson City yes
ferdsy afternoon.
DR.. J. Il. Cody after being absent from
the city for several days on professional
tour has returned home.
Mrs. C. C. Woods, wife of President
Woods, Of Scarritt institute, Neosho, ar.
rived in the city yesterday.
Rev. Dr.. w. Pope Yesman. the orator
and statesman from Columbia, arived in
Sedais yesterday afternoon.
-Aleck Edgar, the Lamine street tin
ner, was not killed, a. reported, but is still
kicking and at his old stand.
MIR. IL. AcNuu has Just returned
from . visit and business Trip to friends
and relatives in Geeenville, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Lister leaves this evening
for . short visit to her daughter, Mrs. T.
Nicholson, At Gainesville, Texas.
B. F. Reese. of Kansas City, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the Queen
City. You are always welcome. Ben.
Mrs. E. Il. Etheridge and her two lit.
tie son.; also her mother, are visiting
friends and relatives in Morgan county.
Master Jimmie O'Neill, of Jefferson
City, who has been visiting Senator Rich
ardsons family several days, returned
home yesterday.
DIR. ]. q. Cody and wife returned from
st. Joseph yesterday, his wife being we'll
enough to make the trip, and will reside in
Sedalia in the future.
Miss Ella Hay, who had been attend
ing the Normal school at Warrensburg,
passed through Sedalia yesterday on her
way home to Longwood.
Judge J. B. Can't passed through Sc
dalia yesterday afternoon on his way home
to Clinton. Supreme court adjourned yes
terday until June 23rd.
Bud Mcdonald, an employe of the NJ.
K. 4 T., has bought two lots at Twentieth
and Wagner streets and the indications are
that he is matrimonially inclined.
Miss Lou Philips, lately returned
from China, aud we'll known in Sedslia,
lectured at the NJ. E. church, south, in
Sweet Springs, yesterday afternoon.
j. 3. Murphy, of Versailles, is in the
city and reports that these are eight mines
now in operation near Versailles and pros
poets are Frightening for his adopted
town.
-Lum Hall, of New Mexico. arrived IN
Sedalia Friday night and left for Boon
Vile yesterday morning, accompanying
Misses Annie and Eta Machet.e, of this
city.
Edward James, the well.known Bap.
fist Evangelist, passed through Sedalia
yesterday morning. en- route to Moberly,
where he will begin series of revival
meetings.
-Bropte Demuih, Q former Sedalian,
put now resident of Albuquerque, n. NJ,
arrived in the city last night and will
spend a few days with relatives and
friends.
Herman Schmidt, the we'll known dis.
pnser Of something good for the inner
man, is still at his old stand los East
main street, and when yon are needing
first class wines, Whistles, nrandies or fresh
beer call on him.
Virgil Bumgarner. we'll known in
Sedslis, but for the past two years . res
ident of Omsha, has been promoted to be
chief electrician of the Omaha and Coun-
Gil Bluffs electric railway line. which
operates sixty miles of road.
Mr.. John 8. McGaw, one of the Al
umri contestants, of Sedalia, remained in
the Grove Tuesday and Tuesday night of
commencement. Mr.. McGav has as many
or more friends in the Grove than any ex.
student of the college and We are always
glad to have him with us.-Pilot Grove
Leader.
Phil w. Stahl, Junior publisher of the
Bconville Advertiser, was in the city q
short time on business yesterday morning.
Mr.. Stahl is both an accomplished young
gentleman and an artistic printer. To bis
talent and efforts is largely due the reputs.
ton of the Advertiser as being one of the
handsomest papers in Missouri.
John Combs. the talented Boonville
crayon and pasfele artist, who has done con.
siderable portrait work for Sedalians, has
gone to Dwight, Illinois, to be cured Of the
liquor habit. Mr.. Combs is q gifted young
fellow but has At last found il necessary to
resort to something else besides moral sua.
sion to bresk the habit which has cursed
him.
TO DISPEL COLDS,
Headaces and Fevers, to cleanse the sys.