The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13
GEM CITY SELECTIONS.
The Bazoo's Correspondent
Hummeth with His Usual
Felicity,
And Buzzeth Like q Bundle Bee
About Matters in and Near
Nevada.


AhC sNo VI Tux EuAuu ACl0uO
company here, the play of "Hazel Kirke"
was presented, and was we'll received by
all. 1t is a touching drama, and one
that works upon the sympathies Of the
bearer. The first night this piece was rem
dered-being Tuesday night-ihe audi,ori-
um was hardly half seated, but the play
was produced, and had sue good effect
upon those present that the last night the
house was crowded to Overaowing, there
not being enough seats to accommodate all
who wished to attend and many were turn
ed away with heavy hearts and signs o..
disappointment. The opera house, unlike
the former one, on the next morning after
the last play, still stands in all its pOmp,
pride and grandeur, ss fit temple for the
muses. and long may it continue to stand.
May its owner long live to see the young
and gay enjoy themselves, and. also, may
he be one Of the participants in the same
harmless amusement.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
One of the most enjoyable features Of
the opening of Moores opera house was
the music furnished by the Nevada Or
chestrs- 1t is seldom that orchestras out
side of our larger CITIES are capable Of rem
dering classical overtures, as we'll as the
gems Of the ball room, rs they were given
BY this organization.
Nevada enjoys an enviable reputation as
q music center, and We think they may b
Justly proud of their orchestra. It is com
posed of the following members. under the
direction of Prof. e. A. Phelps, first violin.
IS, Frank Allen, second viOlinist, S. J. Sci.
fried, cleriOnet, John E. Cock.
erell, cornet and T. b Harrison
dobule bass. We hope that these gentlemsr
| will long continue their organization and
continue to contribute to the elevation oil
musical taste in Nevada.
-"Donivan's Tennesseeans" will be a
the opera house on Tuesday, March Is.
g w. Walters comedy company will pro
duce Estates Attorney" at the opera hoas>
Thursday, March Is.
H. C. Moore, president of the opers
house stockholders, presented T. B Harri
son, the scenic artist, with fine gold head.
ed cane on which is Handsomely inscribed
From w. c. Moore to F. b Harrison, 1883
PERSONAL MOTION.
Miss Bette Hereford, one OF Clinton'
fairest and loveliest daughters, is in III,
city visiting Mrs. Frank Schroeder. w,
hope that Miss Bette may have jolly anG
delightful time while in our city.
John A. Knott, accompanied bv Dicl
Dyas, left Monday for Fort Scott to estab
lish . grain exchange in that place.
DIR. F. NJ Nicholson and Mrs. Cham
bers, Of Boone county, mother and uncle O
Mrs. T. E. Miller, of this city, will visi
here the first Of the week and remain Owe
several days.
w. B. Walker will leave here som,
time next week. first going to SeJalia 4
see his sister, who lives there, and remain
With her several days. Where he propose
to 90 from there il mystery to himself u
we'll as to others. You had better be care
full, Billy, and don't make any bad breaks
else you will get caught.
Frank Allen will start Monday, IN,
make short trip south, travelling in tn
interest of the house of F. NJ. Allen b Son
music dealers.
Two of our most peaceable citizen
came near colliding Tuesday, but nothin
of any importance happened, only . it'll
very abusive language on one side and
handy revolver on the other. They fnall
quieted down and cooled of. All is no,
pleasant, and We hope good feelings ono
more subsist between the two.
| Jake Allstadt says he cannot liv
long unless the fair ones have . little NOR
mercy on him. All, Jake. brace mp and b
; man.
John Smith, Aonr merchant of Hol
den, was in the city Thursday aud Frida
on business, and also visiting his relation
C. Z Allstadt and wife.
| e r Marvin has sold his saloon Z
. DOC" Riggs. and will remove the FIRST Z
the week TO Clinton, and take charge {
the Allen house. We hope that it VII
prove . success to him, and Clinton vii
We know. be benefited BY such an hOnors
bic citizen As Ed. has proven himself to b
in this city.
Prof f. A. Phelps will make q Wis
to Chicago in a couple of weeks, and vii
remain for some time, as he goes to eel
SOME fine music be has composed. Anon
, his selections is one called "Moore's Ope,
; House Grand March" which created qui,
q sensation here when rendered at Ii
. opening.