The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-13
A Warrensburg Lad Who is
Enthralled by the Charms
Of an Actress.
He Receives Note From His
Charrnev and Answers Il in
Good Faith.

, hi attention AMI lie WI, >Dittcr win h.r
charn,>, her fair form. her -Isrk!in. eyes
and fau.I.c>> appearance III ia. ras. vi tie
drama
. >iIE Ma IHE e. I.SS cf IHE -rAif. ~ itiH.
When Mi, ------ i,.it Wsrr,n,Gurg witE
tn. troupe icr >cdalia the hear: Ui M,
hero al ;hi> item iol!"aed her. and hi
! Thought were not N his wOrs 81 harHs---
/ ing up Jim iOr the road
On "wednesday h" came {" this ci;y aud
stopped AT The Garrison House y herr IL
could ", near hi> darling
While III tie hotel i,e eyin,r,i nj Il, IN.
/ IN several way, to become acquainted vel
il- yours lajy and
P.:YS-INt HIS SUIT.
lie nIadc himself quite nuulrrou, in
"sling. ETC.. c,c.
\ gentleman connected .i;h the com
rauv. who uEd,r stood hi motive, wrote
him a not. ami sci; il rs a Negro boy. in
>,ruc;ing him IL wait Tor an answer. The
. Note NJ- e. follow:
SEDALI,. Dec :. ISL.
NJ J>KSoaN ADMIEIK: ! ,aw Won to-
.lay while going to the dining room. and
ain very mach pleased with your devotion.
aud in order I" show Any approximation ii H.
ni!l m,e; Won tonight. III :isli-pa>, eleven
"n the corner oi Eighth and ohio STREETS
Would haze arranged IL - a, 20 have ~.yn
ynu -OOi.cr. hut AIN - cl">,ly watched that
il J. nearly matter Oi imI"o,ibi!iIy. but
will -,c Wi: ,o-uigit and tell GOA IN person
now ruu'h / admire AMI l",e lou. h,.n't
Iaii "a ,yistc. Your.
1IIE tN>wTC.
The cyl"r,d b"v soon i,v;.i him and
haE,icd ,Lc above Ca the love six smi.t,n
swain H. glanced IT IL ,nd his eyr>
snapped ai;h delight After rcadin- h.
.rrte ihc following and gave !; 20 the BOY
M DARLING Il will ni1,t you at :hc
place mentioned IN y"ur uoic. and will -.
un time. You are the only one that !
nave c,IGe across that Ike RICH, vril.
and think erra, deal OF yvu. | want
To- tell you something know about It,
ter. will leave this city tomorrow.
Ta-ia. love
Thursday afternoon the ciambermaid
endcarur,i
To SEIZURE A BIN.
to IL occupied 10y him nj the .heatey. anil
- sent word To- hi, darling Failing 10
get i 1ux he communicated asain e Hrr
that Il, would lie ia the gallery. and tha,
IN, must lock ut him OitSu-in fact, all
the time. Thfs word ,he re,eiyei. bUi vi
course paid L" attention jo il.
Sure enough. rs the curtain went up
or the iirs; act. there sat the hero Of the
,wo-bil ~cat in the hoUdlum heaven, which
he held down r.clutcly Eu,i. Rips, May
I.Ic audience.
THE MEETING.
Nov Scdalia ha~ W. Eighth street
Her beautiful Broadway j, the Place
where he chimuicS of her yalatial resi-
dcuC,e point toward the ky and AZ his
-,a>Cn ii the year the gra>- on the Lawn,
lies wi,hered and s.r,,: bat notwithstarj-
in. all thi,. lovers have ri;en before met.
walked aud chatted l-r,.,rh the bright
beams OF the h,ocn. and gasri with admir-.
aticn II the starry iirmanicnt above and
laid plan, Tor the future.
Ali al which went through me mind oi
the Warren-1urg chambrrIu,id.
THEY MET IN TIE CORNER.
Al tine conclusion vi the play the young
lad, with her escort returned To- the hU tei ,
and went To- her room.
The friend then started Oylt 10 hunt the
chamtermaid on Eighth street. Passing
cut oi the Garrison House lie was seen 81
the Savings Bank corner With MS imita- |
ton SEA! cap pro,ruding ou; from the south :
side oi the building, watching Tor his IN
amo-ata To make her appcaT .nce from the
only entrance IL the house ior ladies. know
ing that. ii she kept ;he appointment. she
would ID compelled Ia pass Rear the point
where he stationed himself. The friend of
the Young lad, passed him N the road to
Eighth street" but said nothing thinking
perhaps that he would 20 ~ The point IN ,
Dictated in the note.
After walking until near midnight ne
returned TO the Savings Bank. and there
this foolish friend still STOOD, with his eve
fastened To the door of
THE LADIES ENTRANCE To THE HOTEL
The gentleman who Va, to attend the
meeting approached him and said:
You need not wait for the young lady
any longer
Il am no, waiting for anybody" he re-
piled.
Friend-Oh, we'll, know what you are
here for, and il is needless Tor you to wait
any longer She has delegated me to meet
this appointment with you.
Warrensburg.-I don't guess you have
any objections to q man standing on the
street corner, have you7
FL have no objections to your standing
On the street coaner, but do have objections
TO you making yourself obnoxious to this
young lady. She requested me to thump
you, but there would be no honor in that,
SO reiraiu from doing you violence. You
are safe IS far rs that is concerned.
W.-But she wrote me s note requesting
q meeting.
ADVICE TO THE KID.
F.-You are mistaken. l wrote the
note and nov can see how you have been
fooled and you have exhibited your little
sense. You had better go back TO War
rensburg and clean up the nag and let
1adisS who ar .frauOerS alnue especially