The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-12
PERSONAL.

j. E. Hall left Friday for Joplin.
David CLANCY went to Dresden yester
B. d. Ingram went to Mon,rose yes
terday.
DR.. Yancey returned from McAlliste
yesterday.
Or. Caldwell went TO Sweet Spring
yesterday.
Fred Bard will worship in Kansa
City to-day.
D. H. Smith, Esq, returned yesterday
morning from Chicago
Rev. b. F. Boiler arrived At noon yes.
terday from Pertle Springs.
Miss Mabel Green is visiting hel
Grandmother in Jefferson City.
w. E. Bard, Jr., will leave this week
Tor visit of fortnight to Waukesha.
Misses Lula and Cora Williams re.
turned last night from Warrensburg.
Fred Bard, the repial city editor OF
the Democrat will worship in Kansas City
to-day.
John Cauli6eld, the genial represen.
ta,iVe OF the Globe Democrat, is in the
city.
&C. L. Clark Of Butler, passed through
the city this morning, en- route to Pertle
to establish in t.r-.
tiers in this city sepSisJr who has been
Tor the college league. an n reported I'M
probably fill both
Thomas R.fy Hogue will leave this week
(scioto '.cago. and from there will 20 to
Ne re xesha.
H-Mn. Cammie Garrett, of Boonville, is
In the city visiting her brother, Jno. NJ, Mt.
gomery, Jr.
Rev. DR.. willism Jones went to Mon.
troee yesterday to hold quarterly meeting
there to-day.
Misses Minnie and Belle Kingsbaker
will leave for Quincy, ILL.,, next week to
visit relatives.
ID. H. Smith and family will leave
Tuesday night for the coast to be absent
about . month.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dolph and son returned
to-day from Kansas, where they have been
visiting relatives.
Frank Faulkner. clerk at Hotel K aiser,
LETT yesterday evening Tor few days So
journ in Hannibal.
Rev. c. d. Br.gg passed through the
city this morning, en- route from " arrens
bnig to Houstonis.
w. 8. Kent, assistant pa master Of the
Missouri Pacific, arrived in Sedalia yester;
day from Kansas City.
HAIRY Harper and Misses Lula and
May belong, left at BOON yesterday for
Marshall, Mo-, to visit relatives.
Waller Graham, general passenger
agent, and Dan Willard of the NJ. K. st
came up from Parsons last evening.
Miss Emma Weir, accompanied BY |
Miss Flora Gleno, has returned from an |
enjoyable visit with relatives il Boon |
vile.
DIR. Simcoe of the Missouri State peni- |
Tertiary, passed through Sedalia yesterday |
en- route from Jefferson City to Sweet |
Springs.
Nv. A. Brayton, representative of F. K. |
Rice q Co., Of St. Louis, was successful in /
taking several orders for his Mercantile |
cigars yesterday.
Prof. c. w. Robbins left last nigh |
tor Saratoga to attend the National Bust.
ness Educators ASSOC alton and the Nation
81 Teacher. association, which are now in
session at that resort.
- 40 <4oocA OAcCu VI gJcu6lld 10 NlslI-
ing her relatives in this city. Mrs. Ed
win Walton of Minneapolis, nee Miss Mel.
lie Ingram of Sedalia, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. P. Grimshaw.-JeHerson
City Tribune.
&c. L. Faulhaber, Esq, left last night
Tor Springfield, No, his first visit there
since he Left there on stage as messenger
over twenty years ago. The BAzoo pre-
diets that george Will know no, the places
he roiiicked more than two decades age.
Taylor Blow, the handsome tourist, G.
w. Tuthill, the kid card drummer Of the
Pacific coast, who sells nothing but full
hands, and u. 7. Hsrdcastle, the dignifed
travelling salesman, of the United States,
will shake the wrinkles out of their nap
kins at eicher to-day.
AT theClty Hotel:-James Maurer,
Leano, Texas; J F. Smith, Fort Scott,
kansae; X Z. Miller, J. H. emith and
Chas. Meyer, Kansas City; J. Grother, F.
Thomas and c. Cordez, Boeschenville; F.
Murphy, Marshal; J. Jacques, st. Louis;
w. y. Nelson, Temple, Texas; W. c. Del
lit, Wsrrensburg; :. Jeffrey, Jefferson
City.