The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-24

Items of Interest From q Growing
Young City.
j. w. Cleland is in Marshall on BUSH

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ness
If Sam Atkinson does not like to
sleep in bus, and how it was that he took
in one rot long ago?
Our esteemed friend, Preston Sterrett,
Of Walker. Sundayed with US, and had
good and pleasant time.
&C. &, Taylor, living northeast of the
citv, sold his farm the other day and will
leave in a lew DAYS for Texas.
JAS Meyers, clothing dealer of Butler,
was in n. city last Sunday on a visit TO
his brothers, Sam and Lon, both Of this
city.
Cooley Early has accepted a position
| as clerk at the Cit shoe store, south side
of the square. We hope Col-y will make
lots Of money.
j. M. Sloan, travelling ag mt for the
Union Publishing company, of Kansas
City, is now in the city, aud will remain
over Sunday with Us.
j. w. Moffat, special agent for the
Smith American Organ company, of Kan
sas City, has been in the city all the week
and will Sunday with US.
George Lucas wants to know which
one OF The policemen t was that broke the
pickering eff OF Ssennpf's lumber yard and
thereby lost rs 'biily ~
Senator Cresap has retained from the
| capital. and is to- be seen on the streets
Vernon county was ably represented VIXEN
Judge Crl sap was sent 20 the senate.
DIR. Ed Meng, of Dover Lfayette coun-
| ty, Mo-, was in the city the first OF the
week, shaking hands with old friends.
Come again, I'd, when you are at leisure,
and stay longer.
%. P. Kernod.e got back from trip to
Texas Tuesday, and Wednesday went 10
>edalia on business. He will return about
Tuesday next and go To work IN earnest.
success to him.
| Mrs. H. Hillias, of Shelbina, No.,
has rented the large and capacious store
room under the opera house, which was
formerly the ska,ing rink hail. 1t is un-
dergoing reilting, preparatory 10 putting
in large and hne line of millinery goods.
| Tom Hutton says he would like to
know the name Of the young lady that has
made so many bad breaks of late also.
why it is that he has not seen bis solid girl
for four days, until Friday evening about
seven o'clock when she came in the store
Success to you, Tom.
/ Robert Irwin was presented with a
fine boquet one day this week, BY q hand
some and dashing young lady. Fob clerks
in a grocery store, and when the young
lady came in the front way he went out
the rear entrance, hut was finally persuaded
to come in and get his boqust.
| "A Mr.. Crittenden. from Kansas, is here
and is going to produce the "Union Spy"
by home talent. The amateurs that are
interested in this business are we'll quail
fed for it, and We are sure that they will
succeed in their new enterprise.
John Sambersou and wife left last
week for southern Kansas, and to look for
a location. They at last settled in Moline,
Elk county, Kansas, as good place, and
Mrs. Samberson at once bought a large
millinery stock and went to business, while
Mr. s. returned to Nevada to straighten up
his business. He will leave in a few
days.
The young men of Nevada have Or
| gani2ed military company. 1t has as
many as forty members already. They
! will nave meeting at the court house on
Tuesday night, and desire full attend
| ance by all, and any one that wishes to
Join. Considerable business is to be trans
acted, so, young men, turn out and have
rousing meeting. 1t is to your interest.
John Fiuke and AL. Bonthman took
action Tuesday night to go to- Kansas City,
bat did not want to pay their way, so they
GO; a little ahead and went to the depot,
and the conductor put them in box car
that went to Sedalis. They went to sleep.
and on awakening in the morning they saw
they were still In Nevada. You can just
bet they were hot, but they are cooled of
| now.
A certain young man came down from
Schell City last Tuesday night, and fell in
| with, as he thought, q single young lady,
and he thought now that would Just haye
such nice time. He was somewhat led
On by the fair one. until they reached Ne
vada and alighted at the depot, when the
supposed young lady introduced this
young man to her husband, and he at once
cat out and has not been heard Of since.
We hope that he will hereafter quit try
ing 10 be so fast and attend to his own al
fairs
On or about the Sd or 4th of this
month-your correspondent is not sure
which it is-but that is no difference. one
of our young men took notion to take
little buzz around so he and a lady friend
went to Walker on the evening train. 1t
80 happened that a married man followed
them, thinking something was wrong The
young pair went to the hotel and registered
for the night, and were seated i'm the par
lor. when the married man put in an APP
pearance and took the lady Of and came
back toward Nevada, but from some cause,
or ether failed 10 get of there and weu- ON
TO Fort Scott aud returned next C!ay Now,
the point /, this, which one Is the Joke ON,
tiie single uian o. tie married 9ue?
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