The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
r. Walker went south last evening.
y. B. Murphy's son is reported quite
sick.
Ike Frensdorf arrived from the East
this morning.
Bell Hutchison returned from Boon.
vile last night.
Capt. John Conner returned from Par
sons last night.
Harry Hawkins returned from Boon.
vile yesterday.
Judge ]. Il. Lay, of Warsaw, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Mann, of Smitbton, was in
the city yesterday.
M. o. Green recently returned from
tour in England.
Capt. Holland went to Fulton yester.
day to visit friends.
John Henderson, of Evansville, Ind,
is visiting friends here.
H. G. Clark, returned last night in
his special car from the west.
Miss Iva Lowry arrived from Noun
tain Grove, Mo-, yesterday.
"A. A. Vsnarsdall, who has been visit
ing in Inciana, has returned.
w. w. Bryan and wife of Cassville,
No., were in The city yesterday
Miss May Small left for Jefferson City
at noon yesterday, for q short visit.
-Mrs. l.. Burnett left at noon yester
day for Chanute, Kansas to visit friends.
-AW. Dickinson, passed through the
city yesterday evening enroute TO Kansas
City.
Mrs. Mayer is expected home this
week, sitter an extended business trip
sast.
will Copeland returned Friday even
ing from Chicago, where lie has been Wis
iting.
Capt, T. G. Holland has gone to his
old hume in Galloway county for a weeks,
visit.
George Wilkerson left yesterday
morning for Columbia, to attend the uni.
versity.
j. B. Hickman is laying new brick
walk in front of his residence on East Fifth
street.
Ed O'Rear came up from Jefferson
City Friday afternoon on his way to saline
county.
Miss Ella Burnett left yesterday for q
visit with friends in F. Madison, H., and
Chicago.
The Count and Countess Magri are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hatfield
over to-day.
-Jpo. Williams, . prominent Stock
man Of Madison county, Ky, was In the
city Yesterday.
&C. l. Hamilton arrived from Wis
hart. Mo-, yesterday evening and will at
tend school hese.
Mrs. Monahan,Collier will leaye for
Chicago this week to make her fall selec.
tons in millinery.
Miss Pearl Cunningham, after q pleas.
ant visit with her sister in Kansas City,
returned home last week.
Mrs. Pat Casey left for her home at
Terra Haute, Ind, yesterday, after pleas.
ant visit to her mother. Mrs. Little.
j. L johnson, publisher of the "Call,"
ct Oaerville, was in the city yesterday &C.
companied BY his daughter, Miss Maud.
Mrs. Charles B Strecker of Boston,
arrived in the city Friday and is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mayer.
Bill Haynes, the cattle king of Ben.
ton county, was in the city yesterday look
ing afser his cattle interests bere.
john Lsybourn, Q west end Pacific
engineer, is highly elated over the arrival
OF . new daughter at his house, last week.
"A con of Jacob Zunz is suffering great
y tom slight injury at first from the
scratch of dog which it is feared will
result in blood poisoning.
Senator Dockery, of St. LouiA and
family, Who have been here for few days
whiting Mike Gafiany and family, left
Friday evening for Kansas City.
Rev. J NJ. Van Wagner left yester-
day for Creston, lows, where he is to
preach for Dr.. Striker, who is absent in
Europe. He will return in time for Bar
NUNS circus.
Mn. n. n. Faulkner, of South Bend,
md, who has been here visiting her son,
Flank Faulkner, of Hotel Kaiser, left yes
terdsy morning for Augusta, Ills, to visit
relatives.
Col. james Lupe, Esq, OF Mosquito
Inlet, Florids, il in the city on . visit to
his son, Stephen Lupe. Col. Lupe Vas for
many yeaEs . resident of Missouri, and
still thinks of This country.
-Councilnan Glenn Honkomp, leaves
this afternoon for Spearville, Kaus., to
visit his father. Mr.. Honkomp's father Is
seventy-fve years of age and will celebrate
the anniyersary Of his birthday next
Neek.