The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-28
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points Of interest About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear of.


Harry Hawkins is in Calhoun to-day.
DR.. T. f. White visited Lamonte
yesterday.
I. n. Mcneil made business trip to
Clinton yesterday.
Adam Ittel returned from St. Louis
Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs.. T. T. McClurey went to Dresden
yesterday afternoon.
Ed Lane and family are spending
Sunday in Windsor.
C. b. Wharton. Of Green Ridge, was
in the city yesterday.
Leslie Courtney went south with his
grip yesterday morning.
C. c. Van Wagner cume in from the
north yesterday morning.
George Gregg and wife OF Hous,onia,
spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Salmon. of Clinton, Vas the guest
OF Nm. 7. X. Potter Friday.
Col. J. w. Ames Of Otterville was in
the city few hours yesterday.
DR.. p. NJ. Steckman was a passenger
to kirksville yesterday afternoon.
DR.. II. w. Wood came in yesterday
morning from business trip to Quincy.
Al Newkirk and DIR. o. b. Caldwell
went to Kansas City yesterday afternoon.
Robert Taylor, with the Pettis County
Investment company, is in Schell City to-
day.
Miss Maude Mxtheny left yesterday
afternoon for > visit with Kansas City
friends.
DR.. w. +. Smith and family left for
Conoordia yesterday afternoon, to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. J. l.. Wood Of California, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Baldwin, in
this city.
W. F. Bard and wife and little daugh-
ter, are spending Sunday in Warensbug
with relatives.
Mrs. c. f. Davis. Of Fayette, passed
through the city yesterday morning on her
way home from the south.
Fred Phipps and X. II. Griffith, came
in from the west yesterday morning TO
spend Sunday with thei. families.
F. b. Meyer, the handsome and
popular dry goods merchant, is suffering
from an attack Of the ga grippe"
David Ramsey went to California yes
terdsy to meet his daughter, Miss Maud,
who came home from school in 81. Louis,
to stay until after Easter.
Geo. Withers was passenger to
Bunceton yesterday, where he was called
by the serious illness of his brother, Hor-
ace, who is quite an invalid.
Miss ;Alice Dickinson. of Sweet
Springs, who has been visiting Miss Sailie
Durham, at 1914 Moniteau street, left for
her home yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Charles f. Yeater has returned
from Jefferson City, where he served SO ac-
ceptably as state senator, and has resumed
attention to his private business.
Capt. Gilmer Gilbreath has returned
to Sedalia from jefferson City, where he
served as reading clerk of the house dur
ing the session Of the legislature.
Miss Annie Banks, of Columbia, who
has been visiting in Waco, Texas. came
in yesterday morning, and while here will
be the guest of Miss Sallie Gentry.
Perry Spencer, of Windsor. passed
through the city yesterday morning on his
way w 0e~Cuu
contest Of Howard college, at Fayette.
Hon. r. w. Prigmore has returned
from Jefferson City to his farm, near HOus-
TOMS. in this county, after acceptably serv-
ing his constituents in the lower house of
the legislature.
Albert Oliver and J. l. Belmer leave
to- night for Moberly, as representatives of
Sedalia lodge, Knights Of Maccabees, to
attend the state convention, which meets
there Tuesday next.
Collins Thompson, son OF J. c. Thomp-
son, Esq, arrived home from Crawfords-
vile. Indiana where he is at college, yester-
day, for week. stay. Collins is bright
STUDENT and has a promising future before
him.