The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-30
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points OF Interest About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear Of.

MIS-. owen DToWn itll Yesterday 10
visit the Worlds fair.
--George Wright LETT yesterday for ST.
Louis 10 spend SUNDAY.
H. A. klyman and :. \. Millen. of 81.
Louis, are al the Sicher.
&C. L. Faulhaber, Esq, will arrive
from Germany this morning
Miss Lottie Gueles, OF Parsons, Kan,
is the guest of Mrs. f. q. Eelty.
The irrepressible Jack Carter, OF the
Lamonte Record. was in town yesterday.
Major Henry A. Ped. editor of the
Sweet Springs Herald. was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. J. b. CAN'T, Of Clinton, was in
Sedalia Yesterday on her way TO Jefferson
City.
health Tor sometime. is better and on the
street.
Walter Shirk, OF Topeka arrived in
the city Yesterday TO visit relatives and
friends.
Rev. Alexander Allen. cf the Calvary
Episcopal church, was passenger east,
yesterday.
Rev. T.. N. Cobb, pastor Of the VI. F.
church, South, at Lexington, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. q. W. HYDE. an eminent Baptist
minister, arrived from Lexington yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. " Bouttel returned
yesterday from pleasant and interesting
trip TO the Worlds fair.
Prof. \. II. Sauter. one of Boonville's
most prominent bachelors and Musicians,
was in Sedalia yesterday.
Rev DIR. J. C. HartzeIl, of Cincinnati.
is the guest of Rev. A. X. Cronce. pastor ii
the First NJ f. Church.
Mrs. Joseph Hughes. who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hughes at
Parsons, returned home last evening
Mrs. Mont Carnes, after delightful
visit in Springfield. returned home last
evening. Her many friends welcome her
back.
! Tip" White who has been absent
from this city for some time. returned last
week. His many friends welcome him
back
Frank W. Eichelberger, Esq, promi-
nent lawyer of Southern Iowa, arrived in
the city this morning and is the guest of
his brpther-in-law, II. A. Pratt.
Rev. {. H. Briggs, of the Southern
Methodist Church, preached at Dresden,
Friday night. and passed through Sedalia,
yesterday, on his way to Jefferson City.
Miss Allie Hardy, an attractive young
lady from Lamonte, who had been guest
Of Misses Sadie and Stella Lyons, at 1920
LaInipe street, returned home yesterday
morning.
The National Railway Surgeons con-
vention of the United States will meet in
Omaha May 81, continuing three DAYS
Drs. f. +. Gancev and W. c. Diversified,
of Sedalia. will attend if.
M. V. Shook. who attends Browns
school of telegraphy, went to Windsor Fri
day evening, where ii is altogether proba-
bly, one OF Windsor's iairsst young ladies
viii great him with 'hello A, sweetheart
Hon. c. c. Bell, wife and daughter.
OF Boonyille, were in Sedalia Yesterday.
eu ToUte 10 Oregon, Holt county from which
place, after visiting few days, they will i
go to Chicogo and spend month At the |
Worlds fair.
Bob Willett will spend the summer |
with Frederick Warde, at the latier's sum !,
mer home, White Lake, Sullivan county. |
n. y. Bob will also likely visit his Soda |
liza friends before the opening OF the next |
theatrical season.
%. NJ Brooks. manager ii the Over
street Pharmacal company, has sent in his |
resignation, To take effect June /. He will |
enjoy brief vacation, hut has not vet de- |
cided as To what his next step will be. His |
host of friends viii wish To- see him remain
in Sedalia, where he is 20 highly esteemed.
Rev. DR. J. B. Fuller, pastor of the
First Baptist church, lett yesterday after
noon Tor Lexington, where, to-day, he
breaches the commencement sermon of the
Baptist Female college. The eloquent
gentleman will doubtless delight all who
may have the good fortune to hear him on
this occasion.
Prof. Charles Ellis was in Scialia YES
terday on his way to Longwood Last Fri
day he closed three months school in the
Thatcher district, near Green Ridge. where
he gave 81 much satisfaction that hi,
salary has been increased and be has been
engaged to teach an eight months term,
beginning in September. This l. a well
merited honor.
Mr.. F. Behnke and his accomplished
wife have made preparations to leave to-
morrow for Chicago, where they will take
In all the sights at the Worlds fair.
Thence they will go to Wyoming. Iowa,
where they will participate in family re-
union, an interesting incident Of which
will be the meeting Of Mr.. Behnke and his
sister for the frs, time after separation
of twenty-one years. THE BAzoo wishes
these Sedalians happy time and safe re-
turn.
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