The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14

10 JOnn Jones, VINO owes past
due paper: The president wants to
see you in the bank room of the bank.
The banquet tomorrow night at
the Sicher promises to be one Of the
grrndest affairs of the kind ever held
in Sedalia.
This is the second annual conven-
ton of the Missouri Bankers associa-
ton. To Mr.. John Caro- Russell, Of
st. Louis, is due the credit.,of its Or
gsniza,ion.
w. ]. Anderson, the popular
cashier Of the Kansas City National
bank, is among the visitors, and has
beeu assigned prominent part on
the programme
"A. H. Waite. Esq, cashier First
National bank of Joplin, arrived this
morning and looks fresh as bow of
twenty, but when it comes 10 ba king
he is an sold SALT"
-Chas. 5. Warner, Esq cashier
of the Chemical National bank, st.
Louis. is attending the convention.
He is a young man of advanced busi-
ness ideas and is fast forging his way
to the front among the fi;arciers Of
the country.
H. P. Farris. representing the
Artesisn hotel at Clinton, is soilciling
the members of the association to hold
their next meeting in that city. 1t is
an honor, for the att .inment OF which,
the Clinlonisns are very anxious.
R. L. Todd. Esq of Columbia,
No., is probably the Oldest banker at
the convention. He is an expe rienced
financier and on his shoulders rests
we'll balanced head. He is opposed to
the free and unlimited Coinage of ell
yer.
"A prominent figure among the
bankers to-day in Sedalia is D. W.
M.lcomb of Rolla, Mo. Mr.. NAL
comb has two banks under his charge,
one at RolIa, Mo-, and the other at
Houston, Texas county. He is con-
sentative banker and in the vigor Of
Of manhood.
Jno. S. Marmaduke, a young bank
er, assistant cashier in st. Joe is in
the city. He will be at the reception
tonight and the young ladies will
Please not pay him tho much attention
for he is q married man. The BAzoo
welcomes him to Sedalia, the banner
town of the state.
&C. w. Rubey, cashier Laclede
county bank, Lebanon, No., q native
Missourian. born in Cooper county, is
50 years old, has resided in Missouri
all his life, has been engaged in mer-
camille persui's since 1854, organized
Laclede county bank in 1889 q char
ter member Of the organization.
One Of the veterans of the bank
ing business Of Missouri is in Sedalia
to-day in the person OF HIN. D. 81.
Moss, of Paris, Mo. Mr.. Moss is we'll
advanced in years but retains great
vigor and bis ambitions and aDxieties
are still great for Missouri, her mate
rial interests and the welfare Of her
good people.
John Caro- Russell was born in Tex
as, in which state be was in the bank.
ing business for eight years, part Of
the time president Of the First Nation
al Bank of Terrell Texas A little
over two years ago he organized the
National Bank Of the Republic at st.
Louis and became its cashier, . posi-
ton be still holds
John q Resdy, Esq., formerly of
Sedalia. but now q banker in Spring.
field, No., is in the city mingling with
the bankers and renewing scquaint-
lpces with Sedalia. John was Law.
yer, and twenty-five years ago had an
office in a wooden building on the
corner of Ossge and Main .treets,
where the wine ball now stands.
We've come from old Missouri, . hum
dred miles or more,
And for business and for pleasure we're in
Ii mighty shore;
For Sedalia has assured us 10 that whole
soulej way Ct hers
That the earth is ours for askio' and there's
not thing deiers
: ON our paintin' red as crimson-tho'
now and then they shou,
But the & J55 e-ins may git We
Ell You
Don't
Watch