The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-18
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interests About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear of.

Harry Lyons, of Topeka, is in the
city, on visit.
Judge T. p Hoy attended big sale at
1onia City Yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. F. Gleason is in the city
the guest of Mrs. l.. n. Guild.
j. B. Wolfe. editor of the California
Dsnoerut was in the city Yesterday.
Judge Xenophen Ryland was passen-
ger to Lexington Yesterday afternoon.
-Chas r. High cigar salesman from
St. Louis is booked at Kaiser and Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Dillon, of Chilli
cothe, Mo-, are at kaiser's Hotel.
VIM Langley, of Port Huron, Mich,
is in the city on visit to relatives.
H. J. Gaibraith of Waverly, No, is
one of the latest arrivals at the Sicher.
d. |. Holcomb is in Kansas City on
business. He will be home tomorrow.
A. c. Fitschen, clerk for OFT Bros,
will spend Sunday in Upton with rela-
tives.
Mr. J. W. Budd who is in the employe
of the VI. X. q T., left for Denison Texas
last night.
Vim. Greer, of Wichita, Kan, come
in last night on visit TO a brother in the
country.
DR.. Anna Shaw is expected in the city
next week and will be the guest OF Mrs.
DIR. Hale.
David Ramsey and his daughter,
Sadie, are visiting Miss Maud Ramsey in
St. Louis.
--Jno. Hanson, of near Versailles. Ky..
is in the city, and expects to buy Pettis
county farm.
Henry wilkins of Keokuk, Iowa, and
a stockman of some prominence. was in the
city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ellis and Miss
Alta Frame of Kansas City, are in the city
on visit to relatives.
DIR. Charles Swap, prominent young
dentist ,fi,2mn Boonville, was registered at
Sicher's last evening".
Miss Hester Circuit who has been the
guest of relatives and friends in -. Louis
returned home last week.
Rev. DIR. Jones, presiding elder of the
NJ T. church, is holding quarterly meet
ing at Lewis station to-day.
B. II. Ingram, grand master, returned
yesterday from st. Louis, where he at
tended the Masonic meeting.
John Bolton, of Kansas City came
down on the midnight train, and will spend
Sunday with friends in the city.
Prof. +. C. Billings returned yesterday
from Sweet Springs, where he tuned pianos
at the Marmaduke Military academy.
Henry Wentworth, of San Francisco.
California, and who formerly lived n
Pettis county, is here on n visit OF few
weeks.
&C. L. Phifer, Esq, of the California
Dtmocsut was in the city yesterday to meet
Mrs. Phifer who has been in ST. Clair coun-
~ on visit.
Misses Gertie and Jessie Smith, daugh-
ters of ID. II. Smith, returned yesterday
from an extended tour east OF the past
three months.
VIM. Fields, who resided in Sedalia
TWENTY-FIVE wears ago is i'm the city looking
for old landmarks His home is now at
Louisville KY
Percy Colt, representing the large
tobacco factory of J. \. Colt x Son at
Boonville, was the guest OF Judge II. {.
Ievens yesterday.
Miss Lowell the elocutionist arrived
from Louisville Ky, yeterday and is enter
tanned at 2l3 East Seventh street She
will remain here several weeks.
Jules Jaccard, prominent young BUSH
ness man of Kansas City, arrived in SEE
dalia last night, and is the guest OF his
friend, Louis Addor, the ieweler.
Hugh F. Reagan, editor of the Fayette
vile Arkansas Sentinel, was in the city yes
terday. He is in Pettis county accom-
panied by Mrs. Reagan. visiting friends.
-Chas S. Minor, late chief clerk of Gen
eral Freight Agent J. w. Allen Of the NJ,
X. 4 T., has resigned that position and he
and his family have removed to Chicago.
Mayor E. W. Stevens returned yester-
day from several weeks business sojourn
in Texas. The captain comes back in time
to get ready to cast a big democratic vote.
Thomas L. Vaughn representing joys