The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
RECORD OF RIGHTEOUS.
The Proceedings at the Camp
Meeting Yesterday.
Interesting Cab and Gossip
Cleaned by the Bazoo Quill
Drivers.

Not less than fifty persons came in on
the frain.
-Fnlly $50 attended the camp meeting
last night.
Everything is neat and clean. and M
rowdies nor iun-loers observable.
No noise ON the camp grounds. Sui.
fcient guards arr there To keep everything
straight.
Arrangements will liz made on the
ground to-day fOr childrcns' meeting. and
a most urgent invitation has been e xtended
10 every one 10 attend.
The campers have a beautiful place
with plenty vi seats under a very large
teni-fOP. \ more desirable place. these
warm days, cannot he iound-such nice
places for swinging hammocks, within
good hearing Of the pulpit.
The following reverends are in al
tendance Oh the grounds: J. X. futile.
q. \. Steward, {. Y. Cress, J. W. Cowen.
5. Alexander, \. ii. Heinlein and Miss
Eliza Miller. Between twenty and thirty
tents are Oh the grounds and quite num-
her ri wagons.
Mr.. J.. Roberts, who lives live mile,
southwest Of Ssrialia, was called home
from camp meeting. by an accident hap
lening To his wife, who was thrown from
u horse. that became frightened a, loose.
plank upon the bridge she was crossing.
She Tell upon her side. bruisiny her face
and arm. but broke no bones.
The meetings at the camp grounds
will IN held a. follows TODAY and il is
hoped that all who can will attend these
now most interesting meetings, 81 $50 "a. H..
love least ut, 1850 a. H., regular service
alter which the sacrament oil the Lords
supper will n served u 80 p. M. Preach
ing again followed by a PRAYER meeting
and preaching again 1T night
Friday evening. two Young ,o,,pie wen,
!" the camp meeting in buggy. They
left their horses hiiched. and were 80 in
crcsicd in each others com PAM. tina; thew /.
forgot tO Notice their team, and when they
.ame I" 60 home. found that some fellow.
without the fear Of the hereafter ls.ior,. ,
Ms ewes, had stolen their lior>e. collars and :
hey had tn rrturn To the city without
hem. They were not ut all mad. :
The ladies have opened an excellent
tent. and furnish such meals
= ""ss suV A"oSt iusciiIScIt ID our I5u1c>
an furnish for the exceedingly low price
1 twenty-five cents each We learned
ester,iay evening that it had been reported
hat fifty cents was to he the price. This
e are especially requested To correct.
twenty-five cents is all that is charged for
reals, like unto our home table affords.
lperintended' by onr mothers. wives and
aughters. I
Services opened last night with sing
y, and prayer by Rev. j. X. futile, who
$50 preached from the weli-known text. :
ebrew =, chapter II, 1 verses. The ser ;;
ON was listened to with marked at,en-
on, and We will say here that a more /!
spectacle audience W. have never
After the sermon the :,
~. Alexander followed in an invitation
come forward on the side Of the Lord,
nj explained by that he meant for ali !.
lowers Of the church to come forward
front and stand up. Quite large num-
r responded, and during the movement
e 62:d hymn was sung. After singing II
ID praying by Rev. Heinlein. Bro. q
yleman and Rev. Criss, announcements !
. made Of to-day's services. =