The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-30
NEVADA NOTES.
Grand Times at the Skating
Rink, With More to
Follow.
The Pious People Not Forgot
ten by the Bazoo's
Evangelist.
Read Tho Letter From VernOn's
Capital, and You'll Be
Happy.
NEVADA. Mo-, Jan. "a, 1883.

NEVADA, Mo-, Jan. a, 1883.
special Cor. "a the Sunday BAzoo.
Quite larue and elegant crowd gathered
ut the skating rink on "Wednesday night,
IL witness the contest between the young
men for the prize to be given to the best
and most graceful skater. The prize Vas q
silver medal, about the size Of q half dol
lar, and very elegant and quite unique In
make. 'Nevsox Skating Rink Prize,
1888" was inscribed upon II.
By 9 o'clock quite . large crowd vas
present, there being about one hundred ana
iity, and principally all OF which we're
Young folks. Al Clio the floor WAS cleared
of ala that were using 1t, when Mr.. Smith,
a Young LAWYER Of this place, stepped for
ceeded 10 cali the names Of the contestants
who, when called, took their places ON the
floor. There were only SIX who wished Ia
compete for the prize The names respec-
lively, are Sam Meyers, Ommie Hurt W.
II. Robinson, ID II. Holmes, Alex Credit
ger and Samuel Jones
They first skz;ed around together, and
were then called in, and each allowed ten
minutes i'm which 10 show what he could
,lu. and how lie could roll the skates.
Sam Meyers is in the clothing business.
carries AN immense stock, and does re-
rnarkabiy good business, skates we'll aud
with perfect ease; Is very graceful III
motion snd makes fine figure when on
the floor. Received forty voIes.
Ommie Hurst clerks for Trumbull & Co,
is a good skater aid does some excellent
work with the wheels Received twelve
votes.
w. III. Robinson is a very large and ex-
teusive lumher dealer, of ihis place, also
having branch houses In severa! of the
other and smaller cities. He Is an excel
lent one on the skates and proves 10 he
quite q match for snv of them. His style
is greatly admired by all and Commented
upon. Received thirtv-six votes.
ID. III. Holmes was absent.
Alex Guditzer is very graceful "a welt
Is ornamental and does some very fine
Work when on the f,or. X. ceiv.d one
vote.
Snm Jones is one of the "innocents," he
not having been on skates more than four
times ana entered for joke on the other
boys. But We think that il Sammy will
exert himself he will make il. Votes two.
Mr.. Meyers IN few words thanked the
audience for tIeIr kindness in voting him
he medal.
The young ladies will skate mex
Wednesday night for a prize OF pair oi
silver mounted skates, and il is thought
that il will be quite an exciting match be
tween them. The ladies all skate we'll,
anG ale very modest and graceful whilst tu
The floor.
SOLID FACTS.
Miss Medora Crsap, the charming
daughter of Senator Cresap of this county
left Monday for Jefferson City Ia spend the
balance of the winter with her f.ther.
DR. Riggs, prominent parsonage of this
place, will leave in few days and make
quite an extended trip through Texas, NV
Mexico and Washington Territory on bus
iness OF much Importance.
The South western Press association will
hold meeting in Appleton City, Mo-, Feb.
ruary 22i, 1888. The citiz~ ms have extern
.sd all kinds of Inducements to all news
naner Naen and printers, Offering them the
nee of Duries hall and their homes. Ali
are cordially invf.sd to attend.
An entertainment will be given BY the
SUNDAY school of the NJ. E. church, soath.
at the church, Sunday, Jan. q.
The folio sing exercises will Gil the pro-
gramme for the evening:
Opening characterization, by school
Prayer.
sous-'sing of His mighty love" BY the
school.
Recitation-"what the choir sang sbou,
the New Bonnet" Minnie Eddlemon.
Duett-"The Three Calls" Mr.. and
Mrs Harold
Recitation-"Hop Band, !" Seven BOTS.
Remarks w. J. Knott
Quartet -"Sing sweetly on" Choir.
Kecitation-God is Love-" Nine girls.
Reading-"The Model Church." Miss
Lizzie MOsely.
solo-''My Ain Countree," Miss Bird
Ewing.
Reeitation-rBoys' Right,," Master
Johnnie Ward.
Song BY the school.
Bass Solo-'The Old Sexton" Bob
Schroeder.
Recitation New Church Organ"
Miss Bessie Schroeder.
BenedlctlOn.
Frank Schroeder returned last Tuesday
from an extended visit to friends and rela.
tives at jersey, Ill.
Harry heineken has added another
quite an accommodating feature to his bill.
lizard hall. 1t is in the shape Of the Chi
cago grain exchange. While il is bene6-
cial to the general public, il also proves
the same to him.
Willism Belt. who has been tried twice
ter the stealing of . pair of boots from
n1e John Spendif, last summer, and the
or. hung both times, escaped from the
ali lHst Wednesday morning, whilst in the
'apacis.v of attending TO the duties around
he Jail.
Catarrh Of @ Bladder.
6tinging irritation, inAamm stIoo, all |