The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-01
RICH HILL.
Items Of Interest Picked up by
the 'Bazeo's" Regular
Correspondent.

RICH HILL, Mo-, ApTll -, 1000
-Anw restaurant has been opened
out at 2l3, Park avenue.
-Hyens Sisters combination is hooked
for the opera house, Thursday, May 2.
Our people seem greatly gratified al
the saneuine prospects OF securing the
v alter works.
Robert Hazel, the great magician. will
be st the opera house Wednesday evening
April %.
The Talmsge house has opened new
register, the fret names enrolled Friday
April 25.
H. Loeb 4 Bro. had nice large
awning put NO in front of their dry goods
emporium to-day.
Work is progressing on the foundation
for the brick structures of M. 5. Cowles
and j. l.. Minor.
Waiter Pierce, proprietor OF the Ar.
cade house, is making some improvements
around the hotel.
The meetings of the Meth. dist confer.
ence here have been largely attended, the
house being crowded to its utmost every
evening.
The anniversary celebration of the
Odd Fellows takes place here Thursday
26 inst Schell City lodge will attend in
uil delegation.
Work on the Gulf switch is progress
ing nicely, The track will be finished in
a week or ten days, and the depot located
on the new site.
The BOYS" will issue the Rich Hill
Bazoo this week. Mr.. Eleanor. tl.e editor
being absent Mr. +. is visiting at Mul.
berry. probably looking after another
.forn,.'
TRIAL By JURY
This dramatic musical entertainment,
will be rendered at the opera house about
the last Of May. J. NJ. Epstein. of But.
ler has organized a company here, and re-
hearsals are being taken at the Talmage
house. The company, so far, is composed
OF Misses Saliie Alien, Blanchard, Emma
Joe, and Leona Lane, ard Miss Carr. }
w. Frowler, W. W. Ferguson, Will Tro
bridge and Hardin NJ. Douglas.
STOLEN.
"A three-year-old flley was stoler
from the farm OF w. S. Mudd, last night
Thirty-five dollars reward has been offered
for her return, and twenty-five dollars fol
the apprehension of the thief. The mare j,
fifteen hands high, iron gray, with white
face.
BRIEF MUNICIPALITIES.
Miss Leona Lane is visiting in Car
thage.
H. Hardin returned TO the city thi.
morning.
II. j. Smith, of Butler, was i'm towr
Saturday.
j X. Siders, OF Nevada. was i'm thu
city day.
j. NJ Epstein, of Butler. was ia the
city TO day.
w. w. Graves, of Papinville, was in
the city to-day.
Geo Kirtlv, of Austin, this county
was in town to-day.
j. G. Woodwork, of Nevada, was al
the Talmage to-day.
H. c. Mills, of Butler, registered a,
the Talmsge Saturday.
-Gorrell 4 Powell are collecting quite
a nice little herd oi cattle.
j. A. Cassidy and C. ID. Rudy, If But.
Ter, were in the city TO day.
-Drs. Chastain and Herndon, Of Hume
were in the city Thursday.
-Chas. Christie and wife, of Kansa.
City, were in town, yesterday.
j. Syke of Pleasanton, Kansas, wa,
registered al the Talmage house to-day.
R. j. Hardy, of Butler, was down TO-
day, looking alter his interests in tie city
L. j. Berch, of the Rich Hill coal
company. went south on the Friday morn
i-'g express.
john Tillery, salesman at Farmer &
Co. will leave the last week for his bome
in Tennessee.
Miss Jessie Marshal will take part IN
"Trial by jury" To be rendered here in
about six weeks.
/. Miss Jessie Marshall. of Leavenworth
Kansas. came in ON the Gulf to-day, and is
the guest of Miss Sallie Allen.
Walter Humans left to-day for Macon
county to take charge of the farm of the
late deceased brother of DIR. McGrew.
Mr.. Norman will ill the vacancy
caused in the store Of Farmer Il Co. by the
approaching departure Of John TiIlery.
j. w. Eleanor, editor of the Rich Hill
Bszoo, left Saturday for his home near
Mulberry, this county, to be gone several
days.
DIR. McGrew, of the firm of McGrew
q Britton, went 10 Hannibal the FIRST Oh
the week, called there by the serious illness
of bis brothers child.
DR. r +. Thornton the pioneer dru0-
gist, received a large nnmber of chrome
cards yesterday, 10 connection with sup
ply of drugs and medicines.
From Nevada registered At the Tai.
mage were: Misses Katie Keck, Jennie
and Hattie Hopkins, Katie and Eta Sui
livan, Mrs. &. B. Davis, J. M. Steliz,
and A. B. Pippin.
Mac. Greenleaf, clerk and assistant
agent at the Missouri Pacific depot, left
Saturday for Jacksonville, Illinois. Mac
was an efficient and faithful employe, and
while We regret that he is lone OF us" no