The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-23
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About Peo.
pie You Know or Hear Of.

w. Z. Bronaugh, OF Louis Station, was
in Sedalia, Yesterday.
j. NJ Offield returned last night from
delightful vi,i; in Chicago.
R u. Thatcher and wife left Yesterday
afternoon for Kansas City ON brief visit.
-Hemaun Scott left last night for Chi
cago where he will attend the Worlds
fair. =
C. J. Harris. handsome Young Pilot
Grove society man, attended the Assembly
ball Friday night.
Guy Cope, the genial representative OF
Dun's Commercial agency, went TO Kansas
City yesterday afternoon.
Campbell McFarlane visited his go
acre farm near Houstonia, yesterday after
noon. to look after his hav crop.
Mrs. c. \. Batterton, of Trenton, No.,
who had been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Will Powell, returned home yesterday.
Judge John +. Ryland came up from
ST. Louis Yesterday morning and was the
guest of his son, Rev. +. z. Ryland, during
the day.
Rev. r. S. Hunter, of Clinton, arrived
in town yesterday and will preach at the
NJ. +. church, south, this morning and
evening.
Little Ethel Baldwin, daughter of j.
X. Baldwin, returned yesterday afternoon
from months visit to her grandparents
in California, Mo.
Miss Daisy Gardner and Miss Ethel
Littletield, Of Knob Noster, charming
young ladies, left yesterday for Girard.
Kansas, 10 visit for few weeks.
The following were among SATURDAYS
guests at the LeGrande: l.. l.. Price, Sweet
Springs; Az. Goodwin, Chicago; +. e.
Rousal, Chicago; Mrs. \. +. Gay, Nevada ::
J. A. Malone, Warrensburg.
Rev J. NJ Van Wagner and wife ex-
pect to leave next Wednesday for Lookout
Mountain. Tennessee, where they will
spend several weeks. On their return
home they will visit the Worlds fair.
Cliff Jackson. ESD, recently appointed
United States district attorney for the In
dian Territory by President Cleveland
arrived yesterday and will spend Sunday
with friends and relatives.
General Manager Frey, of tho Santa
Fe system arrived in the city yesterday
and will remain until tomorrow when he
will remove his family to Topeka, hi>
headquarters. where they will reside in til.
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos H. Frame ana
children arrived from Boonville last night
Mr.. Frame is the genial and popular edi-
tor of the Boonville Denocru. Their host
Of friends in Sedalia warmly welcome
them.
Hon. John X. Walker and little son.
Ewing, of Boonville, were in Sedalia ye>-
terday. en- route to Jefferson City. Mr..
Walkers candidacy for appointment a.
Judge of the western district, is meeting
with wide favor, and he and his host OF
friends feel sanguine OF his success.
-Hermie Scott. Of the First National
bank, left last night for the Worlds fair
to be absent ten days. He put on his best
clothes, looked nice and put one o,
Woodsy's accident policies in his pocket
This policy, however, don't protect the
pretty girls from his persuasive glances.
w. A. Staley, for six years in the Mis-
souri, Pacific Shops. has quit to go to Den
ison, Texas, where he enters the service q;
the NJ. X. & T. and will have charge o.
their air brake department. This chang
is brought about owing to the health q;
Mrs. Staley. Walter is good boy and
can he relied on in all emergencies.
H. T. Burckhartt, editorofthe Windsor
Rsrirr. attended the Assembly ball at A.
ISOLATION park Friday night, and had j
gay time. Henry is becoming as great i
favorite, journalistically and socially, on
the south side Of the Missouri As he was on
the north bank. He has wonderfully i'm
proved the Reyier, and is greatly pleased
with his new home. He returned to Wind
sor yesterday.
G. l. Faulhaben, ESD, who has beer
on trip to Europe, sailed for New Yori
on the 18th inst. and to-day he is on the
broad waters OF the Atlantic and will ar
rive ON this shore Wednesday or Thursday
next. and probably arrive in Sedalia an
Saturday or Sunday next. George will
bring breath with him la,lened with the
perfume Of old country beer. >mear-kase.
weiner-wurst and limbUrger. And such
stories and incidents of that country, since
lie left there forty wears ago. a. he will
tell. will make ones hair stand. Bu, after
all he will he welcomed home by number
les friends who have known him from
boyhood.