The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-02
WARRENSBURG WISDOM.
Chunks and Slivers from the Quar-
~ City, Lifted by the
Bazoo Derrick.

j. X Nilsson has gone to ST. Louis.
The Indian show was a gigantic fraud.
A masquerade ball will be given some
time this week
Seats for the Jubilee concert to NOR
row ht are all taken.
A protracied meeting is in progress at
the Southern Methodist church.
The Magnolia mills smokestack has
been repaired and business resumed.
The Daily Journal Democrat, with its
new head. is as proud as boy with his
first pair Of pants.
A meeting of the johnson county coal
mining company will be held at the Office
of the company, on the Sth prOx g.. for the
purpose of electing new directors.
Bolton 4 Son slaughtered four
moaths old Le.fer calf Monday, which
weighed 6o5 pounds. The calf wac Of
graded stock. and was raised by Ben Will
liams, west OF town. Who can beat that
The young men in the Hou;s neigh
horhooh, southwest of town, enjoyed fox
chase with hounds Monday and reported
royal good time Two foxes were started,
.nd after running them all day, were lost.
late in the evening, ia the woods, south OF
town.
Last week Judge VIM. Mclean
brought 10 market fat cow, which was
daisy. She was of The short horn breed,
and weighed $50 pounds She was bought
lev Ro'.erts & Hall, for 800 and shipped
TO st. Louis for Christmas b5ef. Judge
Mclean takes pride i'm producing fue
stock oi all kinds. and has done much to
elevate the standard In Johnson county.
Peter Hickey, living near Cen'erview,
in this county, attempted To comIiit SUI.
eide, Thursday morning, nv cutting his
throat with q razor. lie i.as oeen a great
sufferer from catarrh for sew. ral wears,
and when t;.c attempt was made ii was
supposed ke was laboring under temporary
INSANITY from the effects of the disease
The jugular vein and wind pipe were sew
cred, and when he WAS found by his fami-
ly, soon afterwards, life was almost ex.
Iinct.
The following officers of Mary Com.
mandery were installed:
SDr. &. X Hunt, Eminent Commander.
Z. L. Pennington, GeneralIssimo.
j. fl. Smith, Captain General.
S. p Sparks, Prelate.
L. ID. Everhart Senior Warden.
J. H. Christopher, Junior Warden.
II. S. WItherspoon, Treasurer.
Joseph Zoll, Recorder.
DIR &. X. Oglesby, Standard Bearer.
DIR. c. l.. Carter, Sword Bearer.
S. K. Farr. Warden.
WIN. Sperling, Guard.
The general store of G. G. Valentine
and J. NJ. Hall, in Kingyille, was broken
open on the night of the Goth inst, sup
posed to have been the work OF trsmps. A
large amount of goods-overcoats and 9TH
er ready made clothing, boots aud shoes,
we're taken. Two of the thieves were
caught at Independence BY detectives and
taken to Kansas City. They were selling
overceats In Independence, and when ar
rested acknowledged the theft, and stated
,hat two sacks full of the goods were Sc
GREETED near Strsnsbnrg An officer was
sent 10 search for the goods and found
! them. The burglars had their examination
Tuesday and were bodnd over to criminal
court. Williams, the leader, was sent to
the Kansas City Jail. and Brinkle was in
carcersted in the Warrensburg calatooss.
One Of the most pleasant and enioya-
bic affairs e. .eld here was The public
installation and banquet, by Mary Com
mandery. No. 19. X. L, last Thursday
evening. The installation ceremonies we're
conducted by w j. Terrell, of Harrison.
vile, eminent g,and commander of Mis-.
souri,, and were very impressive. The ban.
quet at the Jacobs hotel was one of the
finest ever spread in this city, and was
under the supervision Of Mr. Jacobs, of the
hotel AT 8 o'clock the guests sat down.
and remained until after - o'clock. The
following Sir Knights were present Simp-
son Brown, S. H. Farrar, Irwin Miller, j.
b. Nsylor, John Brown, f. K. Simmons,
Is T. Taylor. A. HI. Zoll, l.. Berthosd, j.
s. johnson, JOHN Gibson. Al. T. Robinson,
g. s. Biewett, M. Plummer. Among
the guests present were: Geo.
Richards and wife, Mrs E T. Pennington
and daughter Mit,ie. Mrs. II. S Wither-
spoon and daughter, Daisy, Mrs. G. X.
Hunt, Mrs. Plummer, and daughters. Liz.
zie and Carrie, Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. S.
H. Farrar, Mrs L. d. Everhart, Mrs. c.
81. Zoll, Mrs. RUBY, Mrs. Packard and
daughters. Mrs. J. S. Brown, Mrs. H. H
Russell Mrs f. K. Simmons and Mrs. j.
III. Christopher, Miss Mamie Combs, Miss
Florence Boyd, Misses Maggie, Flora, Matte
and Mamie Zoll, Miss Sallie Smith, Misses
Lizzie and Jennie Morrow, Miss Aollie
Blewitt, Miss Annie Sperling. and Misses
Fishers, Masters Alewitt and Christopher.