The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-11
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of interest About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear OF.

Miss Carrie Slack left for Boonville
YESTERDAY morning.
WIN. Welge, who has been visiting
friends in this city, lett Tor st. Louis yes
terday.
james Longdon. oi California. Mo,
came in Saturday To visit friends and zee
the city.
Miss Daisy Scales is visiting in Lin
coin, the guest Of her uncle, DIR. r. l..
Rhoades.
Mrs. F.. 4. Sacket left Saturday morn
ing for Versailles, where she will remain
until Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Kate OConnell, Of Lamonte, has
been entertained by the Misses OBrien on
East Third street the past week.
d. c. Metsker. of the Electric Cable
road in Topeka, Kan, who has been here
on business several days, returned yester-
day.
T. J. Brown has returned TO Sedalia
from Henton, Va, where he was called by
the death OF his little son several days
ago.
Jim Sitton, Sedalia reporter at one
time, but now reporter on the Knoxville,
Tenn, Times, is in the city on brief va
cation.
John B. Woodbridge, OF the Montrose
Signal, arrived in the city Yesterday and he
and his bride will return to Montrose to-
morrow.
Miss Volraih, one of BOonvilie's pref
tiest Young ladies, returned home yester-
dav. after having been the guest of Miss
Rosa Hahn.
L. NJ. Rankin and William Maddox
left for Gravois Mills Saturday morning
to enjoyl several days sport in fishing at
that point.
Mrs. S. 2. Arnold, OF Lexington, Mo-,
passed through the city Yesterday en- route
home from Little Rock, where she was
called by the death of her sister.
H. T. Burckhartt, editor OF the Wind
sor Reriieu, was in the city yesterday. He
would have returned in the morning, but
made mistake in the time OF the train.
George F. Fisher left for McAllister
Springs Friday evening TO repair his cot
tage preparatory to moving his family
there to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
e. q. Cassidy, James Glass, ST., and
W. {. Glass, OF Kansas City, left Sedaiia
Friday evening for McAllister Springs and
will return Monday evening. They 20 to
recuperate their health.
Mrs. Hancock will give supper for
the benefit of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, at her home, on North Grand
avenue from d to . p. M, Friday, July IA.
All are very kindly invited.
ID. P. Culley, of Sedalia, is the guest
Of l. C. Mcneil, assistant superintendent
of Kansas City schools, ut the Victoria.
Mr.. Cullev was for years superintendent OF
schools in Paris. Tex.-kdnsas City Stu.
Miss Maggie Long. sister OF Mrs. Har-
vey Seibert, left YESTERDAY morning Tor her
home. Charlottesville, Va, after brief
visit in Setlalia. She made many friends
while here, and they will welco ne her re-
turn.
Mrs. c. ID. Lyman and Miss Lena
Sergeant, of the Bolivar Herald; and Miss
Anna King, OF the Springfield Democrat,
who accompanied the Missouri editorial
excursion to Chicago, were in town yester-
day, en- route home.
Sam Osburn. formerly Of Se,ialia, now
a pr. sp,rous merchant of Deepwater, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is the guest
of his friend, Walter Mitchell. Sam is al
ways warmly welcomed to Sedalia, es-
pecially in the summer time.
Miss Marguerite Valentine, OF Hamil-
ton, Canada, who had been the guest of
her brother, James, OF this city, the past
year, has returned to her home. While
in Sedalia, Miss Valentine, bv her winning
WAYS. made many friends who will well
come her back whenever she may visit
here again.