The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-24
RICH HILL.
A Batch of Local News Prepared
by the Bazoo's Cores
pOn6ent.

A Batch of Local News Prepared
by the Bazoo's Cores
pondent.
Correspondence Of the Bazoo.
Rich HILL, No., April IL.
The NJ. f. conference convened here
to-day.
"A nice little shower of rain descended
gently down this afternoon.
The mite society meets again Friday
evening, at the residence OF Robert Buckle
ridge.
j. Goldenberg has put up some large
bill boards for the circus season. Coles
circus for May the 10th, will be the first
| advertised
The ties are being laid on the Gull
switch, and the bridge carpenters are at
work on the trestle work. The switch will
be completed in about two weeks.
The Cotholic concert last night was
quite 4 success, and agOOd time enjoyed by
all. After an amusing and we'll arranged
Concert entertainment was given. the room
was cleared for the da:ce. and the light
fantastic was tripped in the schottische,
qusdrille and waltz until the wee sma'
hours o. the morn came creeping in.
Clarence Whistler and Billy Cannon
give their csfch-as catch wrestling contest
this evening at Ssndersonis opera house.
This contest will be preceded, however, by
one between Whistler and Pat Shields,
elbow and shoulder holds. Pat is the
champion Of Rich Hill, and thinks he can
cope with the champion Of America. Sue
GEES TO Pat.
There is talk among some OF our
young men of organizing a bicycle club
this spring. 1t is very healihful and
amusing sport as we'll as convenient for
short and rapid transitions. Ii the club is
organized the probabilities are that some
of the members will make transits almost
as interesting as that of Venus, though
Of course not so attractive. =
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Talmage house--E. L. Merrell, w. e.
Weeden, A. +. Mnsselman, e. Barbour, l..
q. Denny, Kansas ,itv; James Story, A.
V, Devil, st. Louis; Ben Flemming, Rev.
III. PROSE-, w. J Pollard and wife, A. F.
Garner, Carthage, Mo-. J. X. Sidsrs, Ne
vada; II. Z. Page, Chicago; j. Coors,
Platte City, Mo-; l.. W. J. Jackets, ST.
Louis Arcade hOtel-R. NJ. Dalton.
Pleasan, Hill; }. W. Pierce, Butler; Peter
Williams, Fort Scott; Henry White,
Clayton, Mo-; John JamisOn, A. o.
White, j. p. Alexander, Rev j. NJ. Steltz,
Nevada; Ed. Vance, returned from
Sprague.)
DEATH IN AN ART GALLERY.
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photograph gallery, yes,s rday, he was sur
prised to see coming up the back stairs a
member of the canine species, who boldly
walked into the gallery and on through
into the reception room. Mr.. Booth says
the dog acted much like he was afflicted
with hydrophObia, only he showed no in
clinatiOn 10 bite or be vicious. He spoke
To the dog several times, but succeeded in
attracting his attention but once. In the
center of the reception room the d. g
stopped and quietly looked around. See
ing the door of the dark room open the
dog went in, quietly laid down, and in less
than minute as quietly tsok his departure
for the dark unknown. The dog belonged
to A. +, Beatty, and had been sick and UNI
der treatment q couple of weeks. Beatty
mournfuliy huns empty is the dog
house, TOwsers gone"
BRIEF MUNICIPALITIES.
H. Loeb returned this morning.
Mike Sexton is reported on the sick |
list
Marshal Mudd, went to Butler, Mon |
day
Ben Fleming, OF Carthage, was in
town Tuesday.
Rev. E III. Crosse. of Carthage, is reg
istered at the Talmage.
j. X. Sidens. of Nevada, was in the
city the first of the week.
j p. Alexander, of Nevada, is regis
tered a, the Arcade to-day.
John Shaw has resigned from the po-
sition of clerk at the Arcade.
Beatty Bros. were connected with the |
telephone exchange yesterday.
j. A. Wright, constable, went to but
Ter last week with Secretary Wheeler.
DIR. Hays of Schell City, was in town
Monday, visiting his friend, DR.. Higgen-
botbam.
Rev. Jas. NJ. Ste'tz, of Nevada, is at.
tending the district conference now in
session here.
Ed. Vance, was at the Arcade, to-day. |
He has probably been ruralixing around |
Sprsgue since Sunday.
Dick Riley visited his majesty yester-
day in charge Of Marshal Mudd. Dick
came out ii costs behind.
"A. G. White, of Nevada, and his
brother, Henry White, of Clayton, Mo-,
are stopping at the Arcade.
will Roley, proprietor of the Senate
saloon came forward TO day and added hi. |
name to the paper published for the
people now on EARTH"
"A Sanders and wife. Of Upton, Ken.
lucky, cousins Of Marshal Mudd, came in |
yesterday over the Pacific. Mr.. Sanders |
thinks Of going into the grocery business. |