The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
NEICHBORHOOD NEWS.
NARROW GAUGE NOTES.
What q "BazoO" Man Saw in
Making a Trip Over the
Road.
Items Of Interest From Warsaw,
Cole Camp, Lincoln and
Other Points.

Corn l. being cut near Lincoln.
VIM. Roberts still langui>l,eth in the
Warsaw Jail.
The ramI. ground near Warsaw is
: lighted 6y gas,
-Four heavy sacks ri mail matter wen,
south OIL THURSDAY train.
Quite number OF commercial men
visited Warsaw Thursday.
David Ramsey, water commissioner ri
S.dalia. was in Warsaw Friday.
--Me,>rs. Crawford Il Johns are doing 4
good milling business in Warsaw.
An organ from the house oil Bartlett 4
Wer;z was shipped TO ColeCamp On Thurs
dSv.
Attorney James 4. Lay l. uudoub,ed-
, ~ One vi the NEST popular men in E.nten
county.
"A species al caterpillar have made
their appearance in many places south ri
Lincoln.
, Thursday was paw day an the narrow
gauge. and Major lNwland w;ss welcome
visitor I" all the railroad boys.
The model hotel oi BENTON county Is
the Campbell hou>,.. All who stop there
know its virtues.
There Is large demand ior laborcrS
and mechanics in Warsaw. aud they could
IN furnished with employment, the wear
round.
--One hundred sales oi land ior deln-
q,ient taxes will take place the third Mon
dav in October. and much al the land is
valuable.
MIR \. ". Spaul,iing adju>,cr ior the
Franklin insurance company. oil Philadcl-
phia. was guest at the Campbell h",,>e
on Friday.
"A hill Oi iron ore has been discovered
six miles west al Warsaw, in heavy tim
bered place, and but u short distance from
the river bank
--WarSawite> will extend u helping
hand to all who will come To- assist in
working up the immense quantity oi tim
Der in the neighbcrhOod.
On Thursday Edward RYAN was al
Judged insane by Judges Smith and Nor
gan. Ills case now goes Z" Judge
Chapman for final DECISION.
On the 10Th inst An excursion will be
run from Warsaw to point down the
Usage river. On which occasion the new
steamboat will IN bought into requi>i,ion.
The new town III Lincoln. one-fourth
Oi mile from the old town, j. located on
the open prairie, and has three new store
rooms just finished and ready for occu-
pancy.
On Thursday Me>srs. PettS n Wisdom
received from the east two ear loads Of
wagons and huygie>. This firm has an cx-
tensive trade. and both gentlemen stand
high in the estimation oi the people ci
BENTON county.
merchants oi Quincy. dined u, the Camp
hell hoI>e in Warsaw Thursday. lie was
just retarnin. frn,n y visit To- ~. Louis,
where he had been on business connected
with his house.
Perhaps there i no railroad IN the
country which affords more pleasure to the
traveller than the Warsaw division ri the
Missouri Pacific ANY one with Il spark
oi fun in his nature will enjov hugely. a
trip To Warsaw.
On Thursday Al. Wisdom received his
commission IL judge from t;ov. Crittcnden.
lie had the office given him through the
efforts III friends. oi whom he has MANY.
and among them NAV le mentioned the
EAA"O representative
There are two furniture establishments
in Warsaw. one III which does manufac-
turing business, using all the latest and
most improved machinery. There Is an
abundance of timber for carving ON this
business. successfully.
The Warsaw people are ENJOYING these
the campGround>. Some splendid music
by the Warsaw Nightingale club caused
many plaudits from the passengers on
Thursday nigh, last.
Conductor Scott Wilson receives MANY
compliments that are unknown to- him, ON
account of the gen;lemanlv manner i'm
which he performs his duties. The people
along the whole line of the narrow gauge
road all have good word for him.
What Warsaw wants is dwelling
houses. They are in great demand, and
the poorest kind oi shell III a house
commands high rent. An old two-stOry
rickety building brings SD per month.
while other kinds are i'm proportion
Many people are compelled to locate else
where, merely because they cannot procure
houses.
The Southern Methodist> are holding
quite an interesting camp meeting about
one mile from Warsaw, i'm Il beau-
tiful grove, close by a spring that affords
an abundance Of cool, sparkling water.
Sidney Bulware is running q barge to and
from the camp grounds Mt ten cents for
the round trip. The BAzOO'S representa-
tive. with sixty-iOnr others. took passage
to the camp grounds. where some 200 peO- |
pie were found deeply engaged in PRAYER.
Considerable interest is being manifested,
but as vet there has been but one addition
to the church. The meetings will continue
until Wednesday next. when baptism will
be administered. w. X. White, the pas
tor in charge, requested the BAzOO to ~
turn thanks, for him, to the many who
have so kindly assisted him in his duties. |