The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-25
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About PEG.
ple You Know or Hear Of.

&c. A. Sturges has been in Lexington
this week on business.
w. W. Herold, arrives home by
Lexington branch last night.
George Chancellor left for Clinton,
last night where he will visit friends.
Miss Airport. of Kansas City, arrived
last night ON 4 visit to Mrs. Hiinsdale, of
this city.
Ed Ludwig, of Lexington, came in Sat
nrday morning to attend the races and
visit friends.
Mrs +. C.. Hoffman and party of
young ladies will sojourn at McAllister
Springs this week,
Newt Gordon, of Pleasant Hill, is in
the city visiting the family of Rev. Z. L.
Ryland on Usage street.
Tiny Wells of Warrerisburg, is now
holding down the position of night clerk
at the lie Grande hotel in this city.
Fred Staples and wife left Yesterday
morning Tor visit to Mr.. Staples parents
near Harrisonville. They will he gone ten
days.
Arthur Petty, OF Denver, Colo, was in
the city, Yesterday en- rOHts to his home AT
Versailles to live. He does not like the
West.
Miss Ida Peirce, a charming young
society lady of Kansas City, is visiting
Miss Mamie Mackev, on East Fourth
street.
Mrs II. ". Ludwick. of 10 Prospect
street, who has been quite sick for the
past few weeks. is. we are glad to state
ccnvalescing
Will Clonev left last night for visit
to the Worlds fair. He will be abent
a couple of weeks, and will purchase a
stock III goods.
j. L. Morrison. who has been making
this city his home fer several months
past, returned to Carthage, his former
home, last night.
A. q. Gillian, manager of the Nixon
Jones Printing company, of St. Louis,
came up Saturday to witness the cycle
races and see the city.
DIR. Caldwell, George Hoffman, Geo.
Menefee. Frank Kennedy and Tom Sur
ges will leave Monday for McAllister
Springs to spend week.
e. A. Sackett, of this city, leaves for
St. Louis tonight. He is on his road TO
Texas on business trip in the interest OF
his house in St. Louis.
Mrs. James Cook. of Smithton, who
has been the guest of her niece Mrs.
George Driskeli, of East Fifteenth street,
has returned to her home.
Prof. B. A. McFadden will leave to-
morrow for a short trip to the country to
nd hov 10 frs,, 4 ,rrvh
the East in the interest of his profession.
A pleasant and successful trip is the wish
of his many friends here.
John H. Thomas, the young govern
ment clerk, who was injured by the falling
of Ford's theater in Washington City, not
long since. was visiting in Sedalia the past
few days and will leave for his post of duty
to-day. He will visit the Worlds fair on
his return trip.
Mrs. John Often returned recently
from a three weeks visit to relatives in Sc
dalia w Misses Anna and Eta Miles, of
Sedalia, are visiting Miss Edith Ellis. The
former recently returned from New York,
where she spent two or three years in a
conserv atory of music and was very pro-
fcient in her studies.--Boonrile Aduertiser.
-frOl A. a. Jones, oI the SentTal re-
male college of Lexington, was in the city
yesterday in the interest Of his school,
which is one of the best in the state. Prof.
Jones, although young man, has the rep
utation Of being one of the best educators
in the state. His school accommodated at
the last term one hundred and seventeen
boarding pupils.
Hon. S. G. Kelley was in Sedalia this
week.....Miss Laura Patton, a vivacious
young lady of Sedalia, visited relatives here
several days this week......A gold finder
from Iowa was here last Saturday with his
machine for the purpose OF finding the
hidden treasure. He exhausted his ability
and failed to locate the coveted treasure.
Knob Noser Gem.