The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-23

The Completion Of the Water
Works at the Enormous
Cost of 500, 900.
A Batch of Personal Mention and
Other Items of Interest.

A Batch Of Personal Mention and
Other Items Of Interest.
Special Correspondence of the Bazoo.
RICH HILL, Oct. Is.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wise spent Saturday in
Kansas City.
-Postms ster Hill, of Hume, was in the
city Thursday last.
Col. Kollkenbeck is again able to be
around, after four weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Templeton have re.
turned from lengthy visit to Ohio.
Mr.. H. G. SPEAKER returned Tuesday,
from visit to his parents in Illinois.
Harry Pentzer, of Butler. was in the
city Sunday circulating among friends.
Col. Rowell returned Wednesday from
a two weeks business trip to Gallatin,
Mo.
Saturday was the Rich Hill Coal COM
pany's payday and large crowd was in
Mrs A. c. Kuher is adding q new
brick addition to her house on Sixth
street.
The city is putting down new crossings
or the crossings of Park avenue and Sixth
stress.
Col Brown was called home to Girard,
Kas., Friday, on account of the illness OF
his wife,
Col. Pitcher, of Los Angeles, CAL, is
visiting his son, o. II. Pitcher, president of
the zinc works here.
e. r. Beach, editor of the Republican
At Butler, was in the city Saturday on q
short business trip.
MIR. Chas. E. Jones departed Friday
last for two weeks visit with his family
at New Albany, Ind.
w. o. Atikison, esq, returned Satur-
day morning from a few weeks business
trip to Russellville, Ark.
Miss Laura BIochert has been con-
fined to her room for several days with an
attack of malarial fever.
The popular and whole-souled E. r.
MerrelI, OF Kansas City, was in the city
several days the past week.
Mr.. C. II Helmes left Sunday night to
attend the annual reunion of the Knights
OF Pythiss, to be held this week.
Mrs. Walter Pierce returned Monday
last from nine weeks visit with relatives
at Warsaw, Hannibal and Keokuk.
Mrs. E. ]. Burch, wife of Superiu-
tendent Burch, of the coal company, is Wis
iting in Carthage and will remain some
time.
-Messrs. Powell and Gorrell shipped on
"Wednesday last eighty-fve head of fine one
and two-yesr-old steers to Pleasant Hill,
Mo.
Mr.. A. Francis has purchased the old
building of Minor 4 Massie and will re.
move his stock of goods into the same about
November LIST.
The New York notion store was closed
up Monday pending settlement of a dis
pute that has arisen between members of
the firm.
Mr.. Griff SWEENEY, of the firm of
Clark & SWEENEY, returned Friday from a
ten weeks visit with his mother and sis
tiers at Bloomfield, Iowa.
Mr.. jerome s. Boaman is the happy
father of his first boy, which arrived Thurs
day morning, at Walnut, where Jerome
now resides. All parties are doing well.
The mail Of the Gulf road was two
hours late. both Wednesday and Thurs
day. Also the mail from the Pacific north
bound train, Friday was three hours late
The J. c. Gaylor comedy company
rendered Fun in Boarding school Tuesday
night last week to good house. They were
we'll received and all seemed satisfied with
the exhibition.
Mr.. Gus Boaman, Miss Joe Lane, ].
W. Fowler, Miss Austin, Ed. Riley, and
Miss Sallie Finley, drove over to Fappin-
vile, Sunday, to view Haley's bluff, sitn-
ated short distance north.
The day of atonement Thursday last
was freely observed by the Jews of this
city. Their places of bushes being closed
from 6 o'clock Wednesday evening until
six O'Clock Thursday evening.
Mrs E. Allen, who has been spending
a few weeks with her brother here, lett
yesterday for Leavenworth, Kas, where
she will visit other relatives for short
time and then return to the Hill.
Miss Retta Kirby, of Joplin, who has
been visiting Mrs. Senator Dearmond, for
several months departed for her home
Monday last. Miss Retta made many
friends while here who will miss her sadly.
The price of shaving has been reduced
to ten cents. The fraternity raised the
price to fifteen cents, Sept lst But it did
not last long, as on. last Monday one of the
fraternity dropped to ten cents and all the
rest followed suit -'-
Rev. II NJ. Hackney attended the ded.
ication of the new church just completed
through his efforts at Hume. The dedice-
ton occurred Sunday, and was conducted
by minister from Kansas City. Rev.
Hackney commence . protected meeting
in the new church tomorrow night.
Miss Loui Lord in "Linnwood Case"
entertained the theatre goers at the Sander
son opera house Saturday evening, in q
handsome style. Ali who were fortunate
enough to see Miss Lord were loud in
their praise of her emotional ability, and
In annreci alton of her talent have tender