The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-02-28

PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear of.

ID. NJ. Overstreet will spend Sunday Al
Smirhton.
Miss Kate Mccoy, who has been visit
ing friends in Syracuse, returned home
last week
%. X. Lingle Of Clinton. came up from
Jefferson City Yesterday afternoon and
took the t:l5 train for home.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Lon Hewett arrived in
Sedalia Yesterday afternoon and are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis X. Smith.
Elmer Murray, the hustling young in
>urance agent, spent Yesterday i'm Smiihton
writing up business for his company.
A. II. Howell and wife left for Pea
body, Kansas. Yesterday, where they will
attend the wedding Of Mr.. Howell's sister.
Ed. Patterson. the well known Cooper
county hor>eman' who is now travelling for
a Chicago firm, was in town last night, en-
rou'e TO Boonville.
F. c. Thomas, clerk of the Union
depo, hotel AT Hannibal, is the guest OF
his friend. Ora Brown, ut Sicher's. and
will attend Sunday school this morning.
Ri. Rev. Bishop Atwill, of the diocese
oi Western Missouri, arrived in the city
yesterday, and is being entertained by II.
III. Smith and family, corner Broadway
and Ohio treets. The Bishop will officiate
ut Calvary church to-day.
j. X. Elkins, who left Sedalia in Oc-
tober for Texas, on account of his health,
Is much better rs THE BAzoG learns from
friends. He expects to locate permanently
at San Antonio. in the employ Of the
Southern Pacific railrord.
-Depotmaster Mont Carnes. arrayed in
his bes; suit Of clothes, arrived home yes
terday afternoon from three DAYS visit in
ST. Louis and jefferson City. He spent a
very pleasant time at the capital among
in the thirtv-sixth general assembly.
j u. Hail, the enterprising and popu-
lar head Of the well known dry goods firm
Df j. Il. Hail Il Co., of this city, returned
from trip Of two weeks dura-
lion 10 New York, Boston and other east
ern cities. where he purchased large |
stock Of spring goods for the firm.
%. Martin Brooks returned from
Moberly Friday evening at q o'clock with
lis brother, +. p. Brooks, whom he
brought home from Moberly, quite sick |
With typhoid fever. The sick young man
: now at home, :i03 East Fourth street,
where he is being cared for. His attack is
severe one.
w. L. Reid, of the Monroe City Ne,rs.
md Walt Monroe, of the Upton Tmes,
rere in the city Yesterday. They met here
Is a committee, appointed by the Missouri
'ress association TO arrange advertising
ates that would be equitable and report
o the association meeting at Columbia
'farch ID, 1898.
Senator Charles +. Yeater, who has
made splendid reputation in the thirty
eventh general assembly, arrived home
esterday afternoon and will spend Sunday
Iere. The handsome young senator is in
xcellent health, notwithstanding his hard
york in the legislature. He will return
o-morrow.
Mr.. Patrick Egan arrived Friday
vening for the purpose Of taking his
rother Martin to their home in Chicago
ast night. The latter has been confined
D his room for the past ten days with
heumatism and his many friends hope
hat home care may soon restore him to
ealih and permit him to return to this
ity.
w. B. Mumford, general agent of a
fe insurance company, was in the city .
Seventeen years ago, Mr.. Mum
nd, beardless young man, resided in Sc
ALA, being in the drug business. He pur-
hased the stock of drugs belonging to the {
rm of Dakin & Dixon. He marvels at ,
re growth of Sedalia and also compli-
tents it for the appearance it has Of a i
town.