The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-04
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear of.


a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Haley, of PHO
Grove, are guests of Mrs. J. Z. Kline a
40 East Fifth street.
Missile Ollie SullIns, of this city lei
yesterday for Chicago to see the World.
fair and visit friends.
Miss Lille Scow, of this city lef
yesterday for Denison Texas, where sh,
will be the guest of friends.
Joe Longan, of Houstonia, came in
yesterday morning TO attend the Sam Jone,
sermon, at the Chautauqua meeting.
Miss Hazel Easton, OF West Seventh
street, left Yesterday morning to spend a
few days visiting friends at Syracuse, No
-Maus Marelis, of Longwood, came in
Saturday and will remain until this even
ing in order to hear Sam Jones expostu-
late.
Joe Wyatt, a popular young barber
of Mt. Sterling, ILL.,, Illinois, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scow, East Fourth
street.
John McNeese, the Houstonia mer-
chant recently burned out, was in the city
yesterday on business connected with the
recent fire.
j. Braxton Woodbridge, the handsome
young Montrose editor, arrived last even
ing and will spend Sunday with friends
i'm this city.
Miss Emma Walden has returned to
her home in Kansas City after pleasant
spent week with Miss Mae HALEY. of Eas,
Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dolph and little
daughter came down from Kansas CITY
last night to spend few days with friends
and relatives.
Misses Ola and Dele EckIes, two
charming Young ladies of this city, left for
Sweet Springs yesterday to enjoy a few
days recreation.
&c. A. Sturgess, of the Sturgess Lum-
Der Co., OF this city, left for Lexington
this morning, wie.e he will remain several
days on business.
Mrs. Doctor Smith and two daughters.
of Pleasant Hill, are in the city visiting
the family of Mr.. W. +. Miller at 1912
Missouri avenue.
B. ii. Ingram has Just returned from
a successful business trip to North Mis-
souri,. He was representing the Midland
Business association Of this city.
Walter Morey returned from Chicago
this morning, where he has been for some
time seeing the great city and the Worlds
fair. He reports splendid trip.
Miss Gussie Schmidt, of Usage street,
a highly accomplished young lady, left for
Versailles, Mo-, yesterday morning on
"a hnr fri I
Judge CAN'T and wife passed through
this city yesterday morning en- route for
Jefferson City, from Pertle Springs, where
they have been enjoying few days re-
creation.
Miss Josie Franklin, a popular young
adv who resides at 4l6 Ohio, has been Sc |
riously sick for several days, but her many |
friends will be pleased to know that she is
w. q. Wetzel and wife. of Washington |
D. c., former residents of Sedalia, are here
,isiting parents and friends. They will |
-emain in Sedalia three or four weeks and
hen view the Worlds fair.
Miss Calista Altmiller, one of Soda
las fairest young ladies, arrived home
asst night from Ogden, Utah. and other
,oints in the west. She will be welcomed
'ack by her large number of friends.
Mrs. James Montgomery, and daugh-
ers, Misses Stella, Louise and Mary, left
morning for Chicago to spend a
month visiting the Worlds fair. They
we're accompanied as far as Moberly by
dr. Montgomery.
Miss Lille Scow. left for Denison.
Texas, Friday evening, where she will be
he guest of Miss Mossie Price. On her
eturn she will stop at Parsons, Kansas,
o visit her cousin Miss Annie Hassel, who
vii accompany her home.
Col. T J. Lingle, of the Clinton DAILY
Democrat. was in Sedalia yesterday on his
ray home from St. Louis. The gallant
olOnel represents one of the ablest and
andsomest papers in Missouri and has
very reason for the pride he feels in its
reat prosperity.
C. .. Williams, a prominent lawyer
Osceola, passed through Sedalia on his
-av home from Jefferson City.
While there he secured re-
,ittance of the fine of G. 7. Brown, Of
100, who was charged with felonious as
a"it ou @ohh Do""h III Suis, 1907.
Edgar S. Barnes. of Mexico, Mo-, Sec
etary and treasurer of the Missouri Di-
ision L. A. w., arrived Yesterday evening
t $50 p. m, and is registered at Sicher's
Otel. Mr.. Barnes stands second in posi-
on 10 any officer in the state, and is wide
' known all over the United States, in
ne wheelmen's circles.
e. f. Goodnight and his two beauti-
n little daughters arrived here this morn
lg from Marshall, Texas, to visit Mr.G's.
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Goodnight, at
70. 1921 South Ohio street. Ed has not
cen in Sedalia for seven years. He is
BOULDER by trade and well known in this
ty, and is shaking hand with his old
edalia friends.
Fatty" the noted Sedalia artist has