The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-22
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interests About Peo.
pie You Know or Hear Of.
Louis Bolton l. i'm ST. Louis.
IuJo. I .venS * in ;uu Ciry

Louis Bolton is i'm ST. Louis.
Judge Levens is in Gun City.
C. II. Kemp WIS in The city Yesterday.
w. L. Hayne. of Nevada. i in the
city.
The wife of Officer Mooney i very
sick.
Louis Bolton went TO jeff City ye>ter-
day.
Mrs. II. y. Smith OF East Sedalia. i
very i'll.
J. c. Thompson went to Kansas City
yesterday.
H. 4. Dogan, OF Houstonia. was in Sc
dalia yesterday.
Judge J. y. Daily returned Yesterday
from Warrensburg.
Editor Walling returned from Ores
den Yesterday morning.
H. c. STREET. and wife returned from
Kansas City Al noon Yesterday.
Judge Daily returned from Warrens-
burg Yesterday.
John Mckinley was reported much
better yesterday.
p. q. Walker. of Pleasant Green, was
in the city Yesterday.
Dave Dodge went to Kansas City TO
view Ali Bahia last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Williams were in
the city shopping yesterday.
Rev. J. b. Dodson, of Nelson, was a
visitor to Sedalia yesterday.
Mrs. John T. Sneed OF Denison, Tex,
* the oueSt of Sedalia friends
Miss Gertrude Fleischmann has re-
turned to the Monticello seminary.
Miss Stella Montgomery is entertain
ing Miss Louise Hutton of Marshall.
Rev. DR.. Prottsman and wife arrived
yesterday evening from Jefferson City.
DR.. Bronson has been re-appointed
district deputy for Sedalia Lodge No. y,
X. p.
Miss Glessner Moore, a society belle Of
Nevada, is the guest OF the Misses Hins-
dale.
Deputy Revenue Collector Ford re-
turned from Jefferson CITY Yesterday after
noon.
j. ID. Engelbrecht of Syracuse is in
the city the guest of his brother J. Engel-
brecht.
Judge Burgess, supreme judge-elect of
Linn county, was passenger To- Jefferson
CITY at noon.
Miss Matte Rissler and Mrs. G.. w.
Driskell, of Beaman, were shopping in the
city Yesterday.
Mr. A. Farnham has improved 50
much that he was able TO be down the
street yesterday.
Prof. ID. Bruce, teacher in the Bust |
nees College, is seriously i'll. His malady |
is typhoid pneumonia.
-Jno Stark the piano hustler arrived |
home Yesterday after a successful trip in |
the north part OF the state.
Mrs. DIR. s g. Crawford. accompanied |
by her daughter, Miss Tina, will leave to-
morrow morning for Florida.
Observation-Disclosures j. +. O'Meara |
Adiutant- General Wicklam were paSsen-
ger to the state capital Yesterday.
Conductor John French, accompanied
by his wife, passed through Sedalia at
noon. returning from Kansas City to St.
Louis.
-Me4srs. Walter Hanpley, Thornton
and sullivan went 10 Kansas City yeSter-
dav afternoon TO attend Ali Bahia, last
night.
Mrs Dee Reese, of Kansas City, ar
rived last night and will remain the
guest of Mr.. and Mr.. :. 2. Johns, .Ir., at
West Seventh.
-Jno. Myer the cigar-maker at Hon
komp and Schmidt, has moved to his
new home which he recently purchased on
north Prospect street.
Mat X. Ray, a dry goods colporte' r
with Janis. Saunders x CO., ST. Louis, and
George T. Hardcastle, New York, are
booked al Sicher's.
j. NJ. Alexander and wife, and Moses
Bruce, of California, Mo-, are in the city
visiting Pinkney Bruce. corner of Sixth
and Massachusetts street.
Taylor Blow is in town getting ready
TO he thankful next Thursday, by scanning
the column of figures on the credit side OF
the book of His Master.
j. II. Mcintyre, of Nebraska City, is
in the city. Mack is starchy boy and
distributes this branch of the corn industry
by. selling Argo starch.
Prof. Pinkney Bruce, Of Robbins I