The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-13
WARRRNsBURo.
Stray Pebbles nom the Quarry
City.

City.
Normal students are beginning to ar
rive.
Not . single case before the mayor thi.
week.
Al. Masoon IL DOM With the bilious
fever.
The Holden Daily O1ck ha. sus-
pended.
County court Vas in session the first Of
the week.
Henry Garth. Of Kansas City, Vas in
town yesterday.
A new public ci.:ern is an improvement,
on West Pine street.
-Misses Lucy and Kettle Nicker.on are
visiting io St. Louis.
The fall term Of the Normal school
begins September 9Th.
John Ming. of Msnhall, vas in town
the front part Of the week.
We need more dwelling houses; there
Is not vacant one in town
Take your choice Of churches to-day
and attend divine services
Two casss Of sunsiroke in town last
week. Neither Of then, fatal.
Col. Criitenden is At home again, after
his visit to the Sweet Spring..
Young Hornbuckle Is restin. very we'll
now, and is considered out of danger.
County Clerk Harwood has recently
ardorLed his Office with nee hook c.ses.
Mrs. II. SsLlagel. Of Gunner Station,
Has, is the guest Of MIS-. J. +. Smokey.
New whoa, has b-rn selling at 20 and
- cents per bushel during the past week.
Prof Osborne aud vile start for Colo-
RADIO Tuesday evening. To be gone one
month.
Late yesterday evening an ines,ri.ted
man VA. Logged in the "'ombs.' for safe
keeping.
-Watermelons. grapes, plums, peaches.
apples and pears are in market in great
abundance.
Miss Lutte Beel-, of Holden, has been
in town during the past week. is the guest
Of Miss Lulu Middleton.
The stone quarry bathing pond has not
bern quite 20 popular since Holders rotten
man was immersed therein.
The famous sunsets III Italy are not 90
he compared with iho.e witnessed in this
locality during the past week.
Whist is the attraction in Sed.lia Tor
John Crutci,fieli /, tie makes regular
weekly trips To the Queen City.
Tine party Of young men from ,his
time, and will remain another week.
We had a delightful rai,. yesterday
morning. which cooled the heated atmos-
phere and revived dropping vegetation.
Col Vest has been invited to address
the people If this county upon political
issues and will do 50 at M distant day.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet in this city next Wednesday, To
count the votes cast at the primary cleo
ton.
Prof Theodore Lennon has accepted
the principsl>hiP Of the Miliersburg public
schools, aud will leave for that place ihi.
work.
Yes, the boys ''craeled out of the
brush" yesterday. and the Indications are
that they nominated some mighty good
men.
b Farmers are getting their land ready
for the sowing "f wheat. The indications
are that the acreage will te greater than
ever before.
The convict who escaped from the
branch pen at Moui.errat wa- arrested IN
this civ, Monday, and cent back To- his old
quarters.
The growth III Wsrsnsburg Is slow but
We notice that an enierPris-
ing ci.izcn in E,st end has recently erected
= magnificent hog pen.
A man with number of living curios.
tiles, including a cow wiih ak iegs and
a double headed calf, has located his ten,
On North Holden street.
The citizens of Knob Noster have
presented = petition To the county court,
asking for an iron bridge acro-s Clear Folk
creek, near that place.
Quite a number II on: people will |
attend the meeting VI the Missouri SYNOD |
Df the e. p. church, which will i,~ held at
canon City, COL, on the 10Th.
Still we are without regular saloon,
but the would-be saloon keepers are
making desperate efforts TO secure names
.nough To their petitions to get l,cen.e..
Our citizens should remember and
Penn,ngton's excursion to
N ~
nance to visit the Springs 40 chraPly this
eason.
Miss Ellie Fike gave . moonlight party
o q large crowd Of her young friends last
friday evening. They had = merry time
rhile the soft and silver mooulight smiled
pom them IN the Lawn.
The primary elections held in this