The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05
WARRENSBURG WISDOM,
Chunks and Snvers from the Quar-
~ City, Lifted by tho
Bazoo Derrick.

! Criminal court will begin tomorrow.
| Mr.. C. c. Morrow is in Washington
City.
|. The public schools had tive days Va
cation.
The concert, Thursday night, was we'll
attended.
There is only one vacant store build
ing in town.
james Andersen, of Holden, was in
the city, yesterday.
The skating rink draws all the bows
and some of the girls
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued
in this county, during November.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held in the First Presby terrain church.
will Laupheimer, drummer for ]. /.
Meyer, cigars, was in the city, Wednesday.
"A band of Italian minstrels we're in
the city last week, and were out serenad-
ing one night.
Jubilee singers PLAYED to . crowded
house last night for the benefit of one of
the town churches.
| Ike Wiley, of Post Oak township,
cousin of the Janeses, was in town Friday
night seeing the boys
| Frank Erskiue, of St. Louis, was in
town Friday selling 4 patent shoe button
er, which beats the world.
| Capt. VIM. E. Chester, of this county,
is grand juror in the United States cir
cult court, at Jefferson CITY.
| The skating rink is the big card" at
Empire hall. Large numbers attend the
afternoon and night meetings.
Hen. w. E Coleman, the newly elect
ed state superintendent of public
schools, was in the city, Friday.
| Roller skates are the rage at present.
and the noise in Empire hall awakens
those sleeping in the cemetery.
| Died, in this city, Sunday evening,
Nov. 18th, Ollie May, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. b. Ailor, aged six years.
-Vantine's billiard hall, otherwise
! known rs "Leadville," has been moved to
the second story OF the Moody building,
Pine street.
John Mcmillan, who died, last week.
from the effects of 'tspree," was q Roman
Catholic, and WAS buried by the members
| OF st. Mary's church.
"A protracted meeting will begin at
the Christian church, in this city, to-day.
Elder X. P. Haley, of Kansas City, will
preach in the forenoon.
VIM. Sensenderfer, of this city, has
recovered in The U. s. circuit court "a 800
against the Pacific Life Insurance COM
pany, Of San Francisco.
| j. U. Caty, the real estate king of
Central Missouri. ssld, last week. $4,000
worth Of real estate in johnson county,
mostly to people in Indiana.
John Crutchfield 8 married, and of
course is happy. His mother-in-law is
looking down her nsse about the matter,
and the future looks dark for change.
John T. Cheatham has bought the
two business houses occupied BY Taylor &
Howard, hardware, and w. HI. Anderson
& Son. groceries, paying therefor So 900
| The county cooperation of Christian
churches will convene at the Christian
church, in this city, next Tuesday. Mayor
Hedges will participate in the exercises.
james Logsdon, living four Imiles
south Of Warrensburg, raised l223 bushels
of corn, and $40 worth of pumpkins ON
one acre of land. The corn sold for $57.
| Oaks Brothers were to have given q
performance here Thursday night, bus
when the agent came be- found the hail en-
gagged, and their visit is deferred indefi-
nilely.
| Mr.. w. p Hunt retires from the real
estate and abstract business, Mr. j. r.
Kelley having purchased his interest. The
business will oe continued BY Nessrs. Girls
sey & Kelley.
| The reunion of the Houts family, Lass
Thursday, al theresidenceo of 6. Will Houts,
was largely attended, there being absut
thirty representatives present. A splendid
dinner was served.
1 WIN. r. Bowen il erecting, Is miles
south of Warrensburg, q mill T. grind corn.
1t will be run by enc of the celebrated
Halliday wind engines, the largest ever
erected in this county.
| John Nusgles, with . heart a. black
as his face, Was arrested. Friday morning
for whipping his wife. Besides whipping
her, he almost knocked one of her eyes
out with . billet of wood.
From January LIST, 1882, to Sunday
November 26, 1882, there hes been shipped
from the WarrensburR suarries, via the
Missouri Pacific, ten hundred and thirty
eight ears loads Of sandstone.
"A collection for the benefit of the poor,
was taken at the First Presbyterian church
at the Thanksgiving service. The amount
collected was Sill 81, which was placed in
the hands of the mayor for distributions.
Gov. Crittendel. has appointed ]. p.
Ozias, N. w. Perry, VIM. Mclean, r T.
Fryer, A. n. Cofey and r. II. Utley, Of
this county, delegates to the agricultural
association, which meets in Chicago, the
18th instant
There Was gathering-for dinner
of few Of the many gentlemen friends Of
8. p. Sparks, At his home, in North War
rensburg, Wednesday evening. With the
choisest viands for the stomach and vein
of Wit and humor prevailing, the time was
passed most pleasantly until . late hour.
| "A package containing ten Thousand