The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-08
NEVADA NOTES.
A Grand Ball Given by the
Band Boys Last Tuesday
Night.
Other Items of Interest Picked up
by the Bazoo's" Regular
Correspondent

DIR. Kelso is thought, by certain
party, to be a conumdrnm.
The little news agent says he has
solid girl, and don't you forget ii.
Miss Oracle Wheelock, of Deer6eld, is
in the city, visiting Mrs. DIR. Cline.
Several of the young men went to Fl
Scott the other night, and-but then We
will not give il away.
Marshal VIM. c. Duren is considered
to be the handsomest marshal in Southwest
Missouri-ta-ts, how is that, Billy?
-Chas E. Foster, of Jacksonville, pur.
chased, last Monday, the east side gallery,
owned by L. II. Clark. He will step In
June /.
r. A. Radcliffe, of Sedalia, has been in
the city since Wednesday, and from APP
pearances he must be having a most enjoy
able time with the gentle sex.
w. w. Prewitt. jr., and w. c Gal
braith. both young business men, formerly
of this place, purchased the grocery stock
of i. 7. S. Nelson, at Sheldon. Success 10
them.
Rev. J. G. Fackler, of Clinton, will
preach TO- morrow al the Washington Street
lister, and let there be full attendance to
hear him.
james Liddill, high priest, of Nevada,
Il. A. Chapter, was in ST. Louis, in attend
ance at the meeting of the Grand Chapter
of the Royal Arch Masons of Missouri,
which convened in that city last Thursday
morning.
We'll, Well, Well! If it don't beat the
deuce! And still another soul made happy
IT'S girl, virgins nine pounds, and Con-
ductor w. w. Merritt, of the L. & S., is
the happiest man in Nevada. Mrs. Merritt
is doing we'll.
-Chet Maltby. young manipulation OF
the yard-stick, and one of the best sales
men in the city, has left the Famous
clothing house, and has accepted posi-
ton in the new clothing store J. w. Hemp.
hills, on the west side. We wish you sue
cess, Chef
Simmons & Remedies history and d.
recto-y of Vernon county, is gradually
coming to the front, and we surmise that
the citizens will be highly elated over it.
When completed, it promises to be a fine
work, and something that has been long
needed here. They have an able corps of
workers in the field, and they are working
with undated energy. Success to il.
We will again have to report our quar-
tette of young men. The doctor on Friday
went out and brought the young lady to
town, and engaged her company for to-
night and tomorrow night, thereby
depriving the other three from her compa-
ny. One of them, when interviewed BY
your correspondent, expressed the highest
Indignation at the way the doctor had
treated him. We do not blame the doctor
one bit, for he had style enough to 20 and
get her. and why not have the benefit of
her company to the opera, il he chooses
Hurrah for you, Doc!
The regular monthly review of the
Christian Sunday school lessons was had
at the Christian church in this city last
Sunday night The exercises opened with
a song by school, followed by reading from
Proverbs, by Elder N N. Davis. after
which prayer was offered. Next was solo
by Miss Eva Fowkes. followed by the re-
view of the first and second lessons, by Su-
perintendsnt Turnbsll song by quartettc,
and then q review of the third lesson BY
superintendent, song by the school after
which the review OF the fourth and ffth
lessons song Gathering Home" was then
rendered by the school, then the benedic-
ton by Elder Davis. There was a good
attendance and the exercises were extreme.
ly good.
"A proposition to furnish Nevada with
water by means of . complete system of
water works has been submitted to the city
council by Messrs. Thomas, of Carthage,
Tv1op ~nA z =
proposition is somewhat like the one known
Is the Montague contract" With the ex-
ception that the new company asks $4,000
annually instead of 5000. The PROPOSE
ton was accepted by the council and an
election ordered for Thursday, May 10th,
1883, for the acceptance or rejection. From
the scenes lately enacted in our midst it
seems that the people should do something
in this matter and that at once. The above
proposition seems, from all points. to be .
good and fair one, and We think il ought
to receive hearty approval from all the
citizens. The contractors, last Wednesday
night, entered into bond of s., 800 to have
the works completed within ten months
from the time of the commencement of the
same. Also 5000 worth of material will
be placed on the ground within thirty days
after the ratification, and work will be
commenced at once.
SOCIAL SITTING.
A most delightful party was given BY
Miss Birdie Worth, at her residence last
Friday evening, and all expressed them.
selves highly entertained Music was
furnished by Frank Allen on the piano,
while the others tripped the light fantas-
tic. Miss Birdie knows how to entertain
her friends. Refreshments were served
about IL o'clock. Among those present
We uoticed Misses Jennie Rice, Annie Phil
lipy, Jennie Haynes, and Agnes Hill the
young men present were Messs. Fred
Reed, Jas. c. Early, Frank Allen, George
Daniels, John Martin and King McAfee.
| BOSS BALL RY BAND BOYS.
The ball given last Tuesday night at
Moore's opera house by the Nevada cornet
band was Altogether quite an excellent,