The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-19
Personal.

Judge J. n. Daily came in from the
west yesterday.
&C. T. Hardcastle arrived in the city
yesterday morning.
Edwin Adams, of the "Gilmore Route"
was in the city yesterday.
Martin E. Meyer of the J. Floershein
& Co., is registered at Sichers.
Col. Vincent Marmaduke came down
from Sweet Springs last night.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Elliott of Boon
vile were in the city yesterday.
M. B. Bartholomew, an old railway
conductor, is stopping st Hotel Riley.
Charlie and Joseph Meier, of Boon.
vile, were visitors in the city yesterday.
Justice Andrew Mann and daughter
of Beaman township were in the city yes
terday.
Judge Field went to Lexington yes.
terday afternoon to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. VIM. c. Lemen is visiting her
sister Mrs. Giles w. Bearie, No, Alb East
Seventh
Pref c. C. Parker arrived from Lex.
ington last night and will spend Sunday
In the city.
Miss Lou Meier, of Boonville, is the
guest of Mr.. and Ms. Joseph Meier at 2l8
East Ninth street.
Joe Johnston. clerk in Adjutant- Gen
eral Wickhan's Office, was a passenger to
Wa,rensburg last evening.
Mr.. George Huling a prominent
young capitalist Of Kansas City passed
through the city yesterday.
Font Merriwether left last evening for
Eolia, Pike county, to visit relatives. He
will return Monday evening.
Mrs. Will Edgar, of Boonville, who
had been the guest of relatives in Sedalia,
left for home yesterday morning.
Vt. P. Lester. a prominent business
man OF Poonville, passed through Sedalia
last evening on his way to St. Louis.
F. w. Hardcsstle with Hilton Hughes |
d Denning, was in the city yesterday and
left on the branch train for Lexington.
John Carmack, of Sedalia, brother to |
Joe Carmack, of this city, has accepted
position with John Chambers.-Warrens-l
burg Star.
Railroad Commissioner J. B. Breath. |
lit, was in the city for while yesterday |
morning and left on the noon train for the |
state capital.
Police Judge Halstead is again con-
fined to his bed with sickness and was un- |
able to attend to his official duties yester- |
day morning.
IT. T. Lingo, of the general Offices, left
last night for GreenvilIe, Texas, where he /
goes to take e position on the East Line & |
Red River road.
Mrs. L. d. Davidson the wife of a
prominent grain man of Kansas City
passed through the city yesterday en- route
to her home from st. Louis.
Chaplain Prottsman and wife passed
through the city yesterday en- route from
Jefferson City to Windsor in the interest of
the American Bible society.
IS. 3. Watrous, proprietor of the Com
mercial hotel, at Lexington, accompanied
by his wife, passed through the city last
night, on their way to st. Louis.
Charles Mcdonald left Yesterday
noon for Louisville where he goes as a
delegate to the Elks National convention
to be held in that city next week.
-Hiram Tompkins, cashier of the
Warsaw bank, passed through the city
county to visit relatives and friends.
Sheriff DeLozier, of ST. Clair county,
who was in the city yesterday, reported
Ferguson, who has been
to die for several days, as still
living.
e. Gantert, of Chicago, Is at the Hotel
Kaiser. Mr.. Gantert is a travelling man,
a sketch artist and an exceedingly skillful
pennsn, especially in the imitation of sig
natures. In
H. s. Seitz of Bloomington, ILL.,, who ,
is part owner of Whites vibrating gate
that has attracted ga much attention on :
Main street this city, for the past six
weeks, arrived in the city yesterday.
August r. Meyer, president of the |
Consolidated Kansas City Smelling and i
Refining company passed through the
city yesterday on his way east. His COM
pany controls the principel smelter plans
of the west.
Mrs. w. 81. Todd, of Fort Benton. :
Montana, who has been guest of Capt. |,
E. P. Archer and wife, In this city, left
for Hot Springs at noon yesterday. Thence
she goes to Louisiana, her former home, on
a briet visit.
NOT IRISH GREEN. t
The surviving equal owner" in the 7
late Barnum Show was born at De-
troit in 1847, and it is stated that 'this !;
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