The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-06-27
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About PEG.
ole You Know or Hear of.

Miss Lucy Hopkins has returned iron
protracted visit in Saline county.
Miss Clara Il. Evans is visiting he
sister. Mrs. 3. Smith, OF Van Buren,, Ark
Colonel John :. Elliott of Boonville
was guest at Sicher's hotel yesterday
Miss Jennie Horning left last evenin,
for a visit TO Mrs. {. Jackson, OF Denison
Tex.
Mrs. Samuel Davis. of Marshall, Mo.
is visiting the Misses Hopkins, At SIS ives
Broadway.
Mrs. Monroe Whitinier and son
Elehue, left yesterday for Blackwater tc
visit friends.
Miss Emma Walden OF Kansas City
is visiting Miss May Holley OF All Eas
Seventh street.
Johnnie Mcclure, of this city, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Field, at Lamonte, and
will remain several days.
Postmaster Demuth returned yester.
day morning from weeks rusticating al
McAllister Springs.
DR.. O. p. Kernodle and wife, of Knob.
noster, arrived in the city yesterday and
are guests of friends.
Miss Ida Culver, popular and tai
ented young lady of Argentine, Kan, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hodges left yester.
day morning for Clinton, where they will
be guests OF friends for week.
Miss Lillian Ryland, of Lexington,
Mo-. is in the city visiting the family OF
her brother, Rev. Edward Ryland.
Officer Englebrecht is sporting new
blue helmet 50 handsomely as to make
even Chief belong green with envy.
Mrs. J. F. Tilton. Of Great Bend,
Kansas, is in the city, the guest Of the
families OF II. II. Moses and F. II. Eastey.
Editor Lon Luther, Of the Lamonte
Record. and wife were in Sedalia last night.
ea route home from the Clinton conven-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Justice Fisher and son,
Theodore, and wife and Miss Belle Dickin-
son, expect to spend this evening at Sweet
Springs.
Isaac NJ. Danfo-th, of this city. has Just
q
Worlds fair and Lafayette, Indiana, his
birthplace.
William Gotten. late editor OF the
Windsor Democ.ot, who has been in the city
several DAYS the past week, returned home
Friday evening.
Walt Monroe, editor of the Upton
Times, and his wife arrived in Sedalia last
evening. on their return from the editorial
at Clinton.
Mrs. Charles Moorehead and son.
Master Henry, will leave the last of the
week for Topeka where they will visit Mrs.
Ms parents for several weeks.
Miss Mary Northern, n charming
and beautiful young society lady OF Mex
leo, No., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. S.
Epperson, at No. 1905 Lamine street.
Mr.. Albert Althofi, of Higginsville.
passed through the city last evening, bound
for St. Louis, where he will spend several
days, and then will take in the Worlds
fair.
From Mr.. James McCurdy, who lives
near Hustonia, We learn that the farmers
in that section OF the county, will COM
mence harvesting next Tuesday. The
yield promises to he good.
Mr.. John NJ. Mountjoy, accompanied
by his aunt, Mrs. Ward, passed through
Sedalia Saturday, on their way to St.
Louis from Lexington, where they have
been visiting relatives for several days.
Mrs. Homer Byler and two pretty
Homer and Washington, Of
Clayton. n. NJ, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Byler, corner Fourth and Mas
sachusetts streets. Mrs. Byler will visit
in st. Louis before returning home.
Senator Charles Yeater passed through
Slater last Friday evening on his way
home to Sedalia, from Mexico. He is
looking in first class condition, and with
little training might make good race for
Rusier.
DIR. W. C. Overstreet, jr., returned
morning from the Worlds fair.
A BAZOO reporter asked him how he liked
the big show. The doctor is fluent con-
but he failed to find words in
which to express his admiration.
Rev. VIM. H. Williams, editor of the
St. Louis Central Bdptis. was in Sedalia
last evening, on his return home from the
Clinton convention. DR.. Williams is de-
'ervedly considered one of the leaders in
religious journalims. He was invariably
successful in the pulpit, but he has been
even more fortunate in the sanctum, and
mas advanced the Central Baptist to the
front rank OF sectarian papers. He is a
model Christian and gentleman and is do
ing a work among his fellow-men which
will make his memory cherished long after
he shall have ceased from his labOrs in
or sanctuary.
Raw Sam W .lohneno