The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-03

Correspondence to the Bazoo.
WINDSOR, June 80.
Not much news To Report.
Our Building and Loan association is
getting along finely.
Bill Benton goes on a cane, the effects
Of two much skating rink.
Miss Oracle Thompson, of Kansas
City, is visiting friends here.
-Bricklaying is soon to begin on the
large elevator at the depot.
MIR. w. j. McIntire is putting up q
furniture store on Main street.
Ask Geo. Shelton the price of Indian
scalps If you want to see him fighting mad.
Judge Kelly is putting up nice brick
store on Benton street, which he will occu-
py with his stock of groceries.
The new Congregational church is &C.
ing up rapidly. This will be quite an
ornament to our city when done.
john Davis, Hines 4 Co.'s head clerk,
has been quite sick the past week, but is
now taking his meals regular, three times
a day.
Miss Ada Cadleigh, of Sedalia, is the
guest of Miss Cora Stair, of our city. and
has captivsted several Of our young men at
the rink.
The old postofice building and
Schwab's store are both out in the street,
handsome new bricks going up ON their
former locations.
MIR. B. w. Beedy, our handsome
mayor, who has been absent for some time
letting mail routes, is now at home, study
ing his speech for the Fourth.
-Messrs. Scott & Berry, of Lamonte,
have opened skating rink at Temperance
hall which is being extensively pa,ronized
by the young people. having lots Of fun.
Mr.. Day Barber, q res sected and In
Auential farmer and stock raiser of this
section, died of heart disease at his home
four miles northwest of this place last
SUNDAY evening and was inferred in Laurel
Oak cemetery here last Monday. His
Uncle Bob Ryan met with a severe
accident Thursday. He was making his
first attempt At roller skating in Smith 4
Funk's drug store, when he fell, breaking
his left arm between the wrist and elbow.
The fracture is q dangerous one, but the
friends ct the genial gentleman hope ne
may soon be out again.
The agent was here this week distrib-
uting copies of the history of Henry and
ST. Clair coun. les, gotten up by the Histor-
cal company, of St. Joseph. Great dissat-
isfaction is expressed at the inferior quality
Of the work, both as regards It's contents
and the mechanical execution OF the same.
Our people are making extensive pre-
parations for grand picnic at this place
on the Fourth. A host of attractions are
offered and will be presented. In the bright
lexicon of the people Of Windsor there is
no such word 40 fail. We would be glad
to see large crowd from Sedalia on that
day. Windsor always sends large delega-
tions to Sedalia picnics, now let Sedalia re-
ciprocate. We can promise them day Of
great enjoyment
Remember our celebration on the
Fourth and come to zee Us If you want to
have real good time. We have all pre-
partitions made for . glorious time and
would be very glad to have our Sedalia
friends come out and sec what little one
horse town can do. OCCASIONAL.
~x"'The best advice may come too late"
Said sufferer from Kidney troubles, when
induced to try Kidney Wort, I'LL try it
but it will be my last dose" The man got
we'll and is now recommending the remedy
to all sufferers. In this case the good adj