The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About PEG.
pIe You Know or Hear Of.

Mrs. DIR. Miller is expected 10 return
from Chicago to-day.
Leslie Narmaduke came in from
Sweet Springs yesterday morning.
j. NJ. Oifield and party arrived from
the Worlds fair yesterday morning.
Rev. nr. &. e. Woods. of Neo~ho, ;sas
a passenger to Perrle Springs ye,..
Frank Hoffman will leave = eve
ming for a ten days visit to the Worlds
fair.
Geo. X. Wright will leave for Chicago
today TO spend several days at the Worlds
fair.
Mrs Maud Jefferson, of the State of
Nevada, is the guest Of Judge Milo Blair
and wife.
Bob Morrow, of Smithton, spent
a few days last week in the city the guest
of friends.
William Walton, genial host from
Higginsvil'e, came in on the branch yes
terday morning.
Master Charles Bradley, of St. Louis,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Volker,
East Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ringer. OF
Smithton, was in the city the past week
the guest OF friends.
Sam Fuller, the well known horseman.
returned To Sedalia yesterday. He left his
string OF horses a, Davenport, Iowa.
e. A. Sacket OF Silver CITY, New Next
co, ca ne in Saturday to visit his family in
this city. He will remain several DAYS.
Mrs. T. q. Thurston and son, OF juno
ton City, Kansas, are in the city visiting
the family OF Rev. Ed. p. Ryland, on
Usage street.
Mrs. John Glenn and children re-
turned Yesterday from weeks pleasant
visit in Osawatomie, Kansas, and indie
pendence, Mo.
Col. J. NJ. Ames, of Otterville, came
in Saturday morning and returned the
same day. He was on business connected
with his farm.
Amos Keel, young printer from Fay
ette, lately typo on The BAzoo, passed
through the city yesterday en- route 10
Butler, his old home.
Mrs. J. B. Hickman, who has been
quite i'll for several days, was great deal
better yesterday. Her physician predicts
her speedy recovery.
E. L. Brooks, of Moberly, was down
last night assisting his brother on, AT the
West Side Pharmacy's musical opening,
which was a grand success.
-Messrs. Tom Sturges, George Hoffman
and Doc Caldwell went To McAllister
Springs last night and will return to-
night. OF course they go for their health.
Wood Young, an old Lexington boy,
now representing Pitkin Brooks queens
ware company OF Chicago, was in the city
Yesterday en- route to Lexington, his old
hone.
R. f. Smith, representing a Kansas
City shoe firm, and one OF the most
sociable commercial men on the road was
in the city Saturday, waiting upon his
customers.
Mrs. C. c. Stanley and two daughters
left yesterday for Falmouth, Kentucky.
for a protracted visit to relatives. They
will visit the Worlds fair before return
ing Ia Sedalia.
Misses Ada Bouldin and Anna Banks
went to Pertle Springs yesterday evening
expecting TO return the same night. They
were accompanied by several more young
people from this city.
DR.. T.. A. Cool, the newly elected
president of the George X. Smith college,
returned this morning from a weeks
visit with his family at their summer
home at Lake Bluff, thirty miles north of
Chicago, on the shores OF Lake Michigan.
Miss Nettie McChesney, OF st. Louis.
arrived Saturday morning Tor visit to
her friend, Miss Breeze Hoffman, of West
Sixth street. Miss MCChesney is second
violinist in Kooney's orchestra of St.
Louis, and is said to be quite an expert in
the use OF the violin. She will remain
several days.
Mrs. Caddie Albrittain passed through
Sedalia yesterday afternoon, on her way
to Clinton to visit relatives. Mrs Albrit-
tain was formerly Jefferson City belle,
and her fascinating ways and bright intelli-
gence have made her many friends in Cen
trail Missouri.
Rev. +. p. Ryland came home from
Warrensburg Friday night, where he has
been in attendance on the assembly meet
ing of the Methodist church at that place.
He reports good meeting and a pleasant
time He is much taken with Per,le
Springs, and SAYS the water did him
great deal Of good.
Why II Leaked.