The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

Ou1VSb0SSy oUD POuseoO y COVseUO RoPeb
noashly, the UsisosH Ai.~rina, and the
female ssudea,s qnasssriy @aG.sioe, the
UsieaH Nasnsise. The Asdiod JounaI
Of the Linton Disirics Medical Society ID
also published hers.
BUslxnss n0UsHA
Columhia has too Lali0osl banks, S dry
goods ssorss. 4? closhing stores, grocery
stores. book and shoe ss0re. 4 drug ssoses
2 book seoees. 2 jsvelsy ssoses. 2 hardsars
ss0ee1, ) Tin aad siUve sl0res, music store,
4 paint and ssgn shops aud paper hanging
eaesblish0enla. 2 lumber yard. ! tobaccn
factory. 2 ciear fsctosies, I cigar store, 2
boos and shoe shop. pork packing essab-
ishment. 2 meat markets, ! disiiliery,
steam Touring mills. steam pIos and
wagon msnufscsory, 8 conieciionaries and
bakeries. 8 livery stables. 2 marble yassis.
carriage and buggy msnafaci0ries, 3 sod.
die sad harness manufactures. S millinery
stores. ! Siam. ing aud hair worker. 2 furn.
iiure stores. s Carpenter shops. s hotel. 8
tailor shOia. 8 bsrh-r shop, ] Posto6ce.
] photograph gallery, 2 winter gardens. ]
nursefy. ] real rssase agency, 2 restaurants.
II lawyer, Il phys'ci.u..6 dental surgeons
and great variety oi other occupations
and industries not ~numer siei. Cnurchaa.
Presbyterian. Methssiisi, Chris,sisn. BsP.
lise and Episcopalian. Also three coloresl
churches Methodist, Baptist ADD Chris-
lian. and one 6ourishing colored academy.
Also two public schools, one III them quite
large. for the education Of white children.
In 1875 Sylvester Watts s~t ,blished gas
vOsks in Columbia nj . cost o. $4,000
and the COMPANY hes nov four and hall
miles of pipe mains laid. The capacity 0f
the works IL 3, 900 cubic feet Of Gas pei
day. Number Of private consumrn 81;
the streets are lighted BY 81 street lamps.
Price Of gas per l,O00 cubic feet, s. 90.
q. u McConsughey is the efficient super.
10 the good people Of Missouri. Never
within the history Of the Missouri Pres
Association, has that body been % heartily
welcomed and 20 generously treated - they
we're 1t Columbia last week. The reception
of their guesls and their continued sttee-
iions to them - Itng ~ they vere within
their gates vas remarkable. Each We'd
With the other 10 sse hov much they could
do TO make their guests feel ct home and
night veil did they succeed.
Dr.. Lava and the students Of the State
University did all they could to make the
newspaper men welcome.
The BAz0O representative and his we're
very hospitably eni~rtsined BY Mr.. and
MA Thos. B. Gentry. Who did everything
ihsi Va pes.ible to make their pleasant
household . Temporary home for . paper
man. God L'es them, bles all Of Columbia,
and il Sedalis can only be half - succes-
ful IN entertaining the prem Representatives
next year - Columbia vas this year, the
BAzoo will be sati-6ed beyond It's mos
sansuine expectations.
Before the conveniion adjourned il elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year.
Jas. H. Turner, President.
( ( e; T. I: T.; E S:$:;i;:., vs.-'''''''''.
N. B. Chapman. Record. Secretary.
J. Wet Goodwin, Cor. Secretary.
Irwin Ssi,sler. Treasurer.
The conveniion, BY invitation Of the
Wabash road, left Thun.lsy morning for
Toledo. Pus-in-bay. and Detroit, on their
regular summer j.unt.
They will return early this week to
heir quilts and paste pots.
ITEMS.
The young ladies wbo are attending
Christian College all bang their hair"
Each cla~, for disiinciionis sake, hang diff
erensly. and the fact is generally reeogni,-
d BY the people ~ . "bang up" idea.
Little Red Riding Hood-and the
writer don't know Who she wss-sang besu-
fully to the editorial representative at
christian College m Wednesday evening"
xss. She Vas q charmes.
Now, the sisters, and the cousins and
be aunts Of the Univenity choir took the
audience By storm aud surprise on We'd
esday night bat the music was excellent
md the girls awful pretty. /
R. w. Genirv will go to Se,ialia in .
ev days and probably 70 to farming tenn
'orarily. Ultimately he will preach the
ospel according 70 the discipline Of the
;hriasian Church to sinner somewhere.
The BA3oo representative il under obi. |
stioos to the United States Express agent |
{ Columbia for favors of . very suhstan-
ial character.
The senior class Of the Univer.ity all |
ear very becoming white hat IL 10 nm
erstood that they are admiren Of the late
[orace Greeley.
The University chapel 10 too small.
4. Laws said % in his remarks 70 he
adience, Wednesday night.
Ollie Hoes, and Chaa. n. Franklin Of
edslia-ssudenls At the Univsniiy-have
laced the BAzoo under obligations Tor
Ivors.
Mis- Ida Hayes will be the recipient
gold watch from the hands Of her
ieods here and elsewhere.
-Dr. w. p. King. Of Sedslia. sill ID
- the senior medical clsss nexs Monday
ghI That il will be rich literary treat
ere can Be no doubt.
Mis- Tusie Gentry, young lady veil
'ovn in Sedalia, Who resides at Columbia. ,
y IN aiiensive listener 70 the prooeedinss ,
the editorial convention. Ii ny ts that /,
. will attead The Sedslis conventioa -
e Of ke me0bers elect, next year.
Died.
Pleasant Walker, an old pioneer Of Henry !
nnty, died II his realdeoce in Shawnee
snship, lass week, aged g yeanL