The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-27
NEVADA LETTER.

ALLEN Il Son will put three statesmen
on the road March |.
S. s. Sherman will return from Texas
about March lst to attend the opening.
Fl. NJ. Allen made flying visit to But.
Ter, Thursday night, aud returned Friday
Press Smith returned Thursday night
from California, where he had bet IN
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Z. A. Phelps is in Chicago visit
ing her mother. She will be gone several
weeks.
The skating rink hiss about died Q
natural death. Cause, the fairies have all
vanished in mid air, no one knows where.
Miller Bros. & Knott. in the grocery
business, have Dissolved partnership. The
firm will hereafter be known as Miller
Bros.
Mrs. Allen returned, Friday, from
Butler, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mcfarland, for a couple OF
weeks.
w. w. Prewitt returned from Colo
RADIO Thursday night, where he had been for
over q year. Bill says that "tricks" are all
right.
ALI the trains were late last night-the
K. Il I. from the south forty minutes, Pa
cific from the west two hours, and the Lex
ingtOn branch three hours.
The Knights of Pythias OF Fort Scott,
attended by full band, will put in an APP
psarsnce At the opening OF the opera house.
Also the Knights of Pythias from Lamar.
Miss Katie Roysten, one of ClintOn's
most handsome and accomplished society
bellies, is stopping with Miss Bird Ewing,
OF this place, aid will remain over until
sitter the opening.
The social held at the residence OF NJ.
F. Hill, Friday night, was largely attended
by the young and gay jewellers Of the season.
Eatables were pruiusely distributed, and
all spent fine time, the host and hostess
proving very attentive to the welfare OF the
young folks.
&C. S. Hinckley, chairman Of the COM
mitiee on transportation, and also the
u cket agent OF this place has secured hall
| fare round trip rstes Tor visitors attending
the opening of our new opera house from
| the following named places: Rich Hill.
81 90; Butler, Sl.OO; Arthur. : 60; Sheldon,
$50; Schell City. 80; Walker. $50; Deer
Fl. Id, ) 40; Fl Scott, SO; Lamar. Sl.OO;
Montrose, Sl.lO; Appleton. III. 80; Rockville,
5 10; HsrSOOd, $50, Ellis, S.25; Dayton,
$50.
The BAzOO is gaining ground in the es-
timation OF the general public here, since
IT started as morning paper. The people
see that ii is the best paper Tor general
news, and is most of US are acquainted
with the S>dslia people, and the BAzOO
gives all the prominent and most
important happenings of that city,
it Is being looked upon with much
favor: aud the subscription list mas
gone up higher this week than ever.
IL bids fair to get good ioethold oa leo-
pie who like a good newspaper, and are no;
afraid OF few dimes. Tn Fridays issue
Of the BAZoO sold very tast Not one OF
all the extra copies received by the agent
was laid Oh the shelf, thanks to the special
about the suicide.
THE BAZoO WOULD LIKE To KNOW:
ii the Belle" still jingies for Will
Norman on Sunday.
If Burt Bowman will be found at his
accustomed place, Sunday night?
III that young man took the "Red
Jacket to the the social, Friday night?
Why Sam Atkinson thinks Harry
Heinekeu VIII be good guardian for hin.
If there is another Young man i'm Ne
vadi that uses more stationery than NJ. u.
Hurt?
Why the drug stores are irving to in
duce King McAtee to leave Huff Il SIM
mons!
Why il was that John A. Knott held
the turnip barrel in front of his store down
all day Monday?
Why it is that certain young man
looks so melancholy over the future change
in The postofiice book store?
Why it was that Gene Errett was
found on the street so early last Thursday
morning in search of a physician?
Why il was that Fred Breed looked so
sad Monday. when he learned that the
bridge was washed opt between here and
Butler?
Why it was that VI. Z. Shaft mis-
placed Gene Errett's fine beaver hat and
induced him to wear two-story, weather.
beaten plug?
How many miles certain young man
walked last Sunday night, to get cooled off |
after he found out he had go, left on the |
fair charmer?
Why it was that the lightning toe |
cracker" made such bad break whilst in |
the company of a young lady. and ii he has |
made any more mistakes since?
Why it is that Lou Clark has such .
pleasing smile upon his face since the arri-
val of the 6:15 train Thursday evening,
Ard il he will not attend the opening now |
Why it was that two of the young /
men that clerk in a dry goods store, made
their exit from the presence of the "fair
charmers" Sunday evening, when two
others called?
Over $4,000 Howe Scale have been