The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04
RICH HILL RACKET.
The Oil and Coal Fields at the
Metropolis Of Bates
County.
Personal Paragraphs-Minor Men
ton Home Happenings.
Etc Etc.

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Mr.. F. Peyton, of Texas, is visiting
Mr.. L. P-ytou, of this city.
&C. P. Collins & Co., have invested S16,.
600 in options in oil lands.
Rev. H. 8. Shangle, formerly of thi:
place, is here on few days visit.
Sheriff Hauks and J. L. Pace, of But
Ter, sere in the city Monday aud Tuesday,
Mr.. J L. Kelley returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to his parents In Hi.
nois
-L,wyer Marsh, who has been confined
to his room for several days, is again able
TO b. ont.
Mr.. Taylor Hulen leaves this week Tor
Maryvil Mo-, for months visit wi
relatives.
Mrs Lizzie Cannady and daughter, of
Independence, visited her nephew here, Mr..
& A. Denton, last week
i he infant child of Mr. AL GAM has
been dangerously i'll for severalsiays, and
is not expected to recover.
-R-v. W. II. Hackey attended the C .mp-
meeting at Taborville, No, Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday, returning yesterday.
Mr. G. NJ Magill, junior editor of the
Enterprise, visited hi, parents al Louis-
burgh, X as. several days last week.
Miss Mvra Austin, II CHI .rmiug young
lady OF Kansas City, Is visiting her uncle,
City Clerk T. V. Austin. If this city
Mr.. X. J Smith, of Indianapolis, Ind =.
is leasing a large amount of coal laid
here, preparatory to forming coal CON-
pany.
The lawn social given b. the ladies oi
the Baptist church, Tuesday evening, was
vote! grand success, both socially and
financially.
Mr.. J. b Stewart, of Sedalia, was re:
gslered at the Talmage house Tuesday
Mr.. Stewart is investing some In Walnut
creek property.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
will &c dedicated Sunday next Rev. 3.
+. Fullerton, of Kansas City, will conduct
the exercises.
Mrs. NJ. G. Manly, wife of Secretary
Manly, of the Rich Hill Town company,
return,d Saturday evening FROM an ex-
tended visit To relatives i'm Ohio.
The Kans Il Missouri Telephone
compnny have len wires up in this civ.
Rich Hill is connected with Butler. Hume
and Sprague by telephone
MIR j. w McGuirc wife OF Baggage
man Mcclure, Of the Missouri Pacific, re
turned Saturday from t:.e bed side of her
sick mother, al Brownsville, Mo
Mrs. Sallie B. Fiuney and daughter.
Yesterday from a visit 10 Pilot Grove, Mo.
.l,<t IL
future.
Mr.. Hutchinson, formerly connected
with the Democrat at Butler, has accepted
a position on the Enterprise Of this city.
MIR Hutchinson is good printer and is re-
liable.
Quite a number attended the nicnic
given at Sprague, Friday last. They re
port it as being very tame affair. b"t
very few attending and little interest
taken.
MIR Aubry Ewing, Miss Ella Williams,
took ten al the Tsimage Sunday evening
They We're down from Butler looking over
the Infant wonder"
The Losn and BIilding association
will meet this evening to organize ana
eject officers. Subscriptions TO this enter
prise are flowing IN rapidly, several having
been sent In from Sedalia and other distant
cities.
Mr.. E. x. Besch. formerly of Sedalia.
but nov editor Of The Republican, 1T
Butler, called on the bAZoo r. present tive
while IN the city Friday. Mr.. Bea IN Is Il
talented writer anu deserves the success h
is enjoying
The q. A. RS Candy post, No. 10, IRE
making extensive arrangements tor their
to be held September 12Ih and
18th at this place. Invitations are being
issued to all neIgh horing posts, and grand
time Is anticipated.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church |
will give a mite soci.l at The pariors nf
the Talmsg House, soon. The entertain
ment will consist OF music, reciiaiions and |
numerous exercises that will tend 10 all |
vance the interest of the occasion.
SCOTS Calamity Jane" company is
billed for the Sanderson opera house, Mon
DAY evening next. They come we'll recon-
mended, and being the second entertain
ment of the kind here this season no doubt |
will be given good house.
"A party u htcn NH DISTINGUISHED
ladies and gentlemen visited WalDut Sun
day last in a body. They started early,
taking with them plenty Of edibes, and re-
turned by the gas we'll nesr New Home,
At which place they took dinner in regular
picnic style.
The Sunday law has had no apparent
effect on general business in this city. All |
The drug and some clothing stores, and
cigar and confectionery stands are kept
open. The saloons all close. A number
have expressed their willingness to close if !,
the others will. All the barber shops close
1t noon.
The report has been circulated for
lew days that the Gulf company would put
another through train from Kansas City to
his place, but careful inquiry by the