The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-03
WARSAW RAW-SAWS.
Blooming Newsbuds Plucked and
Penetrated by q Bazoo
Representative.

Treasurer Chapman is oyerrushed with
business at present.
Business seems to be on an unusua
rush, and everybody is busy.
The depot agent at this place has beer
removed" and left Monday morning fol
Iowa.
-W.B Ham is still unmarried and
some girl is missing a picnic. Bill is I
sensible boy.
Capt. s. w. Smith is down with n
attack of billiousness, but nothing serious
will come of it.
MIR. Ben r Lingle is making prepare
tons for establishing an exclusive grocery
stand in the northern end of town.
New ccmers are rapidly filling tn,
store rooms and dwellings here, and tn,
belief is that Warsaw will really boom.
Another census should be taken o
Warsaw. There are certainly more peo
pie here than Is credited TO the town. LIE
us have it.
r. w. Campbell is getting well 6xei
up in his new Office Better business OF
more accommodating business men an
hard to end.
Fred Smith, who, for several weeks
has been holding cases on the Alton, Ill.
Democrat, returned home yesterday even
ing, looking somewhat improved.
Mr.. N. B. Drake, the gentleman who
serves choice steaks and roasts in the neat
4 STYLES, is enjoying the profits of . good
business, all oil which he deserves.
There is q move on foot to establish q
new Touring mill here. Something over
500 has been subscribed toward the enter.
prise, and the manipulators seem sure oil
SUCCESS.
Mr.. L. F, Mother and Joseph Walton
two of Warsawss enterprising merchants
have recently returned from st. Louis,
where they had been to buy spring and
summer goods.
WIN. J. Huse, the elected editor of the
new republican paper, is elated over the
birth of girl at his house A good pun
referring to the event, is looked for from
the humorous editor of the Enterprise.
Quite q rare event occurred south OF
the river last week. Mrs. Took, a widow
of eighty-six summers, gave a party TO the
young folks in honor of her birth day. Ii
isn't reported whether Mrs. Took danced
or not.
"A star has fallen in Warsaw, and now
it is "Krenzky's hotel and restaurant" in
stead of Star restaurant" Mr.. KreDzky,
aided by his amiable wife, has bnilt up an
excellent trade in Warsaw, both local and
transient.
Ten wagons arrived i'm this city from
CHM x Springs, last week, for the purpose
of carving lumber to that thriving young
town for the erection of hotel Of one
hundred rooms. Mr.. S. p. Johns, our live
lumberman, filled the bill.
Ticking the saloon men at their words
the high. license law cuts no figure toward
stopping their business. They will pay fol
their license and continue straight ahead
The only thing which troubles them is the
getting Of sufficient names on their pcti
tons.
"A grand time is expected here to-mor.
row night A concert and ice cream sup
per will be the order of the evening. /,
is hoped that oil who attend will be liberal
in expenditures, 40 the proceeds are to b
placed toward bene6tting the Baptis,
church.
The BAzoo suggests that the Benton
county officials, from representative to the
city marshsl, have . large number Of
of group photos taken and distribute then
among their friends. Nothing would taks
better, and it is q settled fact that . set Of
finer looking men cannot BE found.
NEWSPAPER NOTES.
The Enterprise has gained wonderful
popularitv since being taken hold of bv
Rob Richardson. Bob is lively felIox
With an eve ever turned to business. and
in q week or two he will drop the patent
side of his paper and turn out an exclusive
home sheet With r. H. Womsck and
Col Jake Arthur as assistants there can be
no reason Why the Enterprise should ne,
get there"
The Benton County Republican, it j.
said. will make its appearance about the
first of April. Mr. p. d. Hss,ain will b
business manager, Mr.. w. j. Huse, editor
and Mr.. Ben r. Lingle, foreman Til.
was what the BAxoo was told, but the new
paper is something you can learn nothing
about. The prnprietors seem extremely
DESTROYS of keeping the matter q secret
but for what purpose no one knows. The
people here are becoming anxions to see it
and will not wait much longer before
doubling its appearance at all.
The Times, one of the truest princi
pied and most unparalleled papers in tho
state. With Capt. s w. Smith still at the
helm, il gaining more and more admirer.
each week Of Its life, for the generous
spirit shown in trying to ward of an I'm.
plessantness which was sprung by men Of
his own party. The BAzoo hates to SCI
prejudice in any shape, but in this case j,
ia perfectly certain that when the end
comes, the enemies of the Times will b.
under tub and on that tub Capt. Smith
will stand. waving the union flag
Mingled in the stars and stripes will be
seen the single word, victory"
Tobacco is quoted at s. 50 and S. pei
hundred pounds in Carrollton.