The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-25
1908.

coffee and a piece of mince pie. Shortly al
terward he was in the arms of Morpheus
and in the midst of his slumbers he dream
ed q dream, for which that mince pie was
responsible. To his vision Father Time
had turned the dial of existence forward
just twenty-five years. The scribe in his
vision saw himself-baid- headed and be
specialized = in the handsome sanctum of
the BAzoo, glancing over the proofs of the
mammoth Sunday Morning BAZoo the Sun
day morning preceding the Christmas day
of 1908. This was part of what he read ::
A-James Gosssge, county sheriff, left for
81. Louis yesterday.
Real estate transfers yesterday
amounted to S354, 256.
Governor William Steele will return
from the east tomorrow.
Two boys were yesterday sent to the
reform school for six months.
-Smiihton has become one of the most
Hosrishing suburbs of the city.
The union depot is soon to have an
addition of 100 feet on the east side.
Forty passenger trains daily arrive at
and depart from the union depot at this
place.
Eight new electric light street lamps
were received yesterday, and will be put up
without delay,
Mr.. John Owens, general manager Of
the Pacific railway system. arrived yester-
day fir, m Chicago.
The track has been repaired and the
cable cars are again running from the
water works north.
The city directory for next year is well
under way. Ii will show q population in
this city of l25,000.
Bishop Murphy will preach to-day in
the Catholic cathedrel corner OF Fourth and
Washington streets.
DIR. Wood, il is rumored, is to be mar
ried Christmas day TO a lady to whom he
has long been devoted.
fen. John F. Phelps, democratic can
aidate for governor, is in Cooper county,
looking after his fences.
F. B. Meyer & Co are doing a rushing
business in their elegant, new FIVE story /
bailding on Ohio street.
The health of Samuel J. Tilden was
never better than BOW all reports to the
contrary are erroneous.
There is an incrs asing demand for all
the editions OF the BAZoo-its morning,
noon and evening editions.
-Alanson Farnham's promising young
irstter, Gray Dick" trotted q mile yester-
day an 2:02 without a bresk,
"A dividend of twenty per cent. on the
stock Of the Queen Cily Exposition associs.
ton was declared Yesterday.
Hon. c. E. Messerly seems to be the
almost unanimous choice of his party to
head their next state ticket.
Yesterday jefferson City was aban-
3oned as q station, and the trains will here.
after pass by without stopping.
-Sedslia will be gay during the holi-
lays. Christmas eve there is to be a grand
ball at the governors mansion.
Miss Susan B. Anthony will deliver a
lecture on "The Needs of the Age" at the
nail of the capital Tuesday evening.
Gen. Burr, who graduated at West
Point at the head of his class, has been
assigned to the department of the Pacific.
Maggie Mitchell will appear in "Fan.
hon the Cricket" and the pearl of
savoy," at Letour's opera house this week.
The BAzoo's special cable dispatches
his morning from the capitals OF the old
wsfld will be found of more than ordinary
interest.
The Kansas City Times of Sunday last
contained sixty seven columns OF adver-
Using. Ii is, indeed, the New York Herald
II the vest.
-Haverly's minstrel company, compris-
ng seventy-two lesding burnt cork artists,
will give an entertainment here early in
January.
Postmaster Charles Jackson has now
/ fierce of thirty employees, and all are
Iept as busy as possible. Additional cler-
cal force is really needed.
The common council meets tomorrow
light The meeting will be an important
me, and the fifteen wards of the city will
.sch, no doubt, be represented.
Yesterday morning four hundred en- ,
,loyes of the Queen City Manufacturing
company asked an increase of 10 per cent.
N wages, which was granted.
Bishop Browne is filling his response
,le position with marked ability. His ju-
isdiction embraces Missouri, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Alabama snd Texas.
1t is said that on New Years day one
# the professors of the Queen City col /
eye will be united in marriage to one of {
he teachers of the Female seminary here. &
The legislature adjourned yesterday
or the holidays, and numbers of the mem I
'ers left the city last night for their homes. {
)thers will take their departure th;s morn [
ng.
Rev. Allen J. Van Wagner, d. D.,
Iill deliver discourse tonight at union
1eeting to be held in the hall of the cspi-
al. His theme will be the "Past and the
resent"
Men of all parties are cordial in their
raise of the splendid administration Of
Iayor Ernie Faulhsber. Sedalia never
ad better or more popular mayor than he
as proved to be.
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