The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-08-11
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
w. Sc tt, Ct Kansas City, is in the
city.
H. T. Williams went to Lamonte yes.
terdsy.
w. b. Rivers, of Elgine, Texas, is in
the city.
w. A. Robirds, Of St. Louis, is at Ho-
tel Slcher.
Tom L. Jones came in from the west
this morning.
w. r. McFarloDe, OF St. Louis is at
Hotel sicher.
Rev. Cyrus T. Brady went south yea
ferday morning.
The Misses Hinsdale returned from St.
Louis yesterday.
Prank Zolk, went to Jefferson City, at
noon yesterday.
j. L, Woolfold. of Clinton, is register
ed At the Sicher.
Ed Petty, of Versailles, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. N. B. Colemon will spend to-day
with relatives At Pilot Grove
John B. Jaynes of St. Louis, is the
guest of bis mother in this city.
The Rev. B. z. Boiler returned from
Pertle SPRING. at noon yesterday.
fam Kinetbaker, the cigar salesman,
returned from the north yesterday.
John Breathitt and Ed. O'Rear passed
through the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Tilla Baker has made q weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. Chris Eckhofi.
Mrs. Leon Depp of Inman, Kansas, is
visiting Mrs. J. E. Ritchey, of this city.
Charles Conrad, of S:cher's hotel, was
reported sick and confined to his bed, last
night.
Mrs J. W. Baldwin and little son left
for Lamonte yesterday afternoon to visit
relatives.
Sidney Conkright, and old Sedalis
boy, arrived from Nashville, Tenn, yes
ierdsy morning.
Judy Osburn of Windsor, Mo-, is
visiting his brothers w. b. and 6. B. Os-
borne Of this city.
Miss Lennie Needles, of Brook6eld,
Mo, is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen
Brandon, of this city.
Miss Minnie Malone, of Fort Scott,
Kansas, is visiting Miss Amy OFT and Miss
Nay Klink, Of this city.
j. J. Byler, . prominent stockman Of
Cooper county, was in the city yesterday,
On his way to Pertle Springs.
Charles Evans, wife and baby vent to
Appleton City yesterday msrning, where
they are the guests of friends.
Henry Voight, q popular young esn.
tlemsn from this city, will spend to-day
in the vicinity of Hughesville.
j. E. Hall and wife of Lafayette
county, Who are soon to become residents
of Sedalia, were in town yesterday.
Miss Della Hsun, an accomplished
young lady of Boonville, is the guest OF
Miss Georgia McGaw, of this city.
Ferdinand z Ike, one of the clerks al
Sicher's hotel, lett at noon yesterday for
visit to his old home, Jefferson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt and their daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, left for Ell Dorado Springs,
yesterday, for . stay of few weeks.
Thomas Wilson, general contractor of
the Broadway school building, left for his
lone, Kansas City, yesterday afternoon.
-"Uncle Ben" Eakin has been quite
sick since last Saturday. His son, Lewis,
of Sedalis, is in attendance Windsor Re
view.
stat Captain Brown and wife, of Kan
sas City, and who are popular in Salvation
Army circles, were passengers to 81. Louis
yesterday.
Col. J. H. Estill, one of Howard
county's leading citizens. arrived in the
city last night and left for Sweet Springs
this morning.
-Mn. E. D. Crawford returned yester-
day afternoon from Jefferson City, where
she had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heinrichs.
Alex Stephens, Of the Central Ma
tional bank, Boonville, was registered at
Sicher's last night. He left for Sweet
Springs this morning.
Percy Gott, q member OF the whole
sale tobacco firm of Jno. N. Colt & Son, of
Boonville, passed through Sedalia last
evening, en- route home from the southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ramsey returned
yesterday from a visit to McAllister
Springs. They had been absent since
Wednesday and greatly enjoyed their out
ing.
Mrs. W. d. Phillips and her pretty
little niece, Miss Julia Bolton, Of Clinton,
passed through Sedalia yesterday morning
on their way to St. Louis, Mrs. Phillips
home.
Rev. II. D. Graves, one of the board of
curators Of the Howard College at Fayette,
Mo-, passed through this city yesterday
morning, to Cedar City where be will hold
services to-day.
Prof. E. A. Cochran and wife, Of Cam
erop. Texas, passed through Sedalis last
evening. en- route to Boonville to visit
friends and relatives. Professor Cochran
is one of the leading educators in the