The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-21
PURELY PERSONAL.
Points of Interest About PEG.
pie You Know or Hear Of.

Points of Interest About PEG
pie You Know or Hear OF.
Cyrus Newkirk, Esq, is in Chicago.
y. B. Longan visited HughesviIle yes
terday.
CD. Minter has returned from al
eastern trip.
JAS. Lewis, of Houstonia, was on thu
streets yesterday.
Claude Mitchum, Of Dresden, was in
the city yesterday.
H. f. Musick, of Hnghesville, was in
the city yesterday.
J. w. Kennedy visited the Ottervilfe
merchants yesterday.
Mrs. Petite Landman came in from
Warrensburg at midnight.
Mrs. S. W. Divers, left yesterday for
Montserrat, to visit her parents.
e W. Bear, and F. E. Levens are
spending Sunday at Lexington.
M. II. Carton and Dan Norris, of La
monte. visited Sedalia Yesterday.
Miss Edith Baumbgarner, spent last
week visiting friends in Smithton.
Miss Sadie Lyons left for Lamonte
yesterday afternoon to spend Sunday.
State Senator, Bledsoe, was a west
bound passenger yesterday afternoon.
Geo. Gregg and Chas. Macaninch, of
Hughesville, were in the city yesterday.
Senator Alex Graves, of Lexington,
passed through the city yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. J. II. Doyle left at noon yester-
day for Little Rock, Ark, where she will
visit friends.
Charlie Richardson is home from
Iowa on short visit. His mother is in
poor health.
Fred H. Wilson went TO California
yesterday in the interests of the German
Insurance Co.
Mrs. Ed. Hickman left Yesterday
morning, for Herman, Mo-. where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Barnes. residing at No. ITO East
Jefferson street, is still very sick, and in a
critical condition.
Mrs. Robert Digs, of Parsons. was
passenger for St. Louis, at noon Yesterday.
10 visit her parents.
DR.. VIM. Carter came in from St.
Louis Friday night. He has been attend
ing the Dental Association.
DR.. Joseph Patti has returned from
Kansas City, where he took an additional
course in veterinary surgery.
Miss Myra Kelly and Prof. f. V. !
Neale, are spending Sunday with Miss /!
kelly's parents at California.
Geo. B. p. Jackson has returned from
and New York, where he has !
been on business in his profession. =
Mr.. and Ms. J. H. Babbitt, were call /
ed to Pilot Grove, yesterday morning to
the bedside of Mr. Rabbits mother.
Hon. J. F. Crisp. passed through the
city yesterday afternoon on his way from
Jefferson City to his home at Independence
Wiley o. Cox, president of the State
Bank, Of Kansas City, came down yester-
lay at noon and was the guest of Adam
Ittel.
Miss Margaret Myers, of Sedalia,
visited her sister, Mrs. Samuel J. Levitt,
II this City, few days last week.-Tfp,oa
Times.
C. B. Wharton, democratic candidate
or the nomination of county superintend-
mt of schools, was in from Green Ridge
Miss Mary Carter returned to her home
n Jefferson City at noon yesterday, after
ew days visit with the family Of Officer
ieorge Dixon.
Mr. Charley Cook, of SmithtOn, who
has been the guest Of friends in Spring
ield, Mo-, for some time returned to his
nome in SmithtOn Friday.
Miss Mary Peake, of Centerview, ar
lived in the city yesterday morning and is
he guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Lamm, on
he corner Of Main and Prospect.
Mrs. J. p. Alder and her handsome
title daughter, Eleanor, Of Springfield,
No., arrived in this city Tuesday evening,
md are visiting the family OF Mr.. Alvin
Burress on Twentieth street.
Ernest Faulhaber. arrived from Chi
ago yesterday evening and will visit with
his family to-day. Ernest is one of Soda
Ia S SONS Of whom she is proud and his
many friends here always are glad To greet
lin.
Mr.. Wilbur Jones. has severed his
with Mr. C. G. Mackay, where
he has been employed as salesman for the
,ast FIVE years. He left for Sedalia on ,
Tuesday, where he may locate. Wilbur
las, by his uprightness and gentlemanly
onduct, won the esteem and confidence Of
II who know him. What is our loss is
'edalia's gain.-Tfpos Times.