The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-11
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
-Chas. Owens, OF Sweet Springs, is in
The city.
H. X. Scott, Of Kansas City, came
down to-day.
w. S. Durrill, OF Galley, is registered
ut the Sicher.
DR.. X. T. Miller will go TO St. Louis
tonight on business.
Ed. 7. Orear, of the state capital is
registered at Sicher's.
-Ex-Engineer Yeater is down from
Hannibal on short visit.
E. II. Signor,tie man of the NJ, X. d
T. was in the city yesterday.
VIM. Hanson, of Keokuk, Iowa, is
visiting friends in the city.
Conductor Jno. ". wrightman left
for Upton yesterday evening.
Miss Mabel Arnold left last night for
short trip south to visit friends.
A. L. Lee will go to Clinton this morn
ing to spend the day with his family.
Mrs. Geo. Barns of this city was the
guest of Kansas City friends last week.
Virgil W. Kneene, of ST. Louis was in
the city yesterday on his occasional rounds
e. E. Mcclellan went to Smithton last
night to attend the prohibition meeting
there.
Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Lee and family
went to Clinton yesterday on short visit
to relatives.
Miss Gertie Wheeler is visiting Misses
Mammie and Minnie Hoffman on East
Fifth street.
Misses Katie and Emma Hickman
leave for the north to-day whereithey will
visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ii. Coe. of Smithton
are having delightful visit with friends in
Springfield.
Misses Stella and Minnie Boatright are
visiting the family of Judge Stark, in
Cooper county.
Gov. Francis came In on the Lexing-
ton Branch. and took the midnight train
for Jefferson City.
Miss Julia Myers of Boonville Mo-,
Is the guest of her sister Mrs. George
Lapsley of East Broadway.
Miss Mary Henning, of Hannibal, left
for her home Friday night after pleasant
visit with W. N. Let's family.
F. B. Drake and J. B. Flanders of To-
ledO, Ohio, we'll known railroad men were
passengers to Kansas City yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Riemenn of Hannibal, and
ma. Stueckenn of Pittsield, ILL.,, are spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Brandt.
Stephen Olmsted and wife returned
home Yesterday from Kansas City where
they had spent several days very pleasantly
With friends.
Mrs. Mary A. HOgue, one OF Sedalia 5
most esteemed ladies, has returned from
Waukesha, Wis, where she tarried during
the heated term.
Mrs. Katie B. Often came home last
evening from Boonville, where she has been
attending the wedding of J. Ii. Often and
Miss Hannah Schneider.
L. F. Fessenden, of The BAzoO force,
accompanied by his wife, returned from
Kansas City last night, having spent the
past week at the Kansas City fair.
L. X. Cook, Parsons. Kansas, W. l..
Hedges, Warrensburg, q. W. Snyder, Lex
ington, A. L. Sterens, St. Louis, and T. L.
Burlington, Kansas CITY, are at the Kaiser.
-Jno. Stark the music dealer, returned
last night from Arkansas, after a two
weeks successful trip in the musical line
He SAYS the state is red hot for Cleve-
land.
Ed r. Hogg, Hannibal, |. NJ. Nc.
Carthy, Parsons, II. II. Scott, Kansas City
and Virgil ". keene are crossing tEeiI
limbs under the dining room tables al
Sicher's
Conductor H. H. Knox from the Kat,
north end, is laying off and gone to Burl
ington, Iowa, to see friends. lie will visit
St. Louis before he returns, where Mrs
Knox is visiting.
Mrs. Dave Enrich, Miss Alice Craw
ford, Miss Annie Bell. Miss Edith Bum
garten and Miss Annie Gown returned
from Kansas City after seeing the Priests
of Pallis parade.
Mrs. f. F. Brown, who has been spend
ing the heated term at Colorado Springs
has returned home much improved il
health. She has taken rooms at Mrs
1eakes, East Fifth street for the winter.
H. n. Knapp returned from Clinton
after attending the Fourth annual re
union of the Henry county veterans. Their
were about 600 in attendance, ll6 being o
the Seventh NJ. S. NJ. cavalry. Mr.. KNAPP
reports grand time.