The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-27
q. ]. LEISURE.
BAzOO BUZZ.

oA6SO 0OZZs.
IS. G. Needles for sewing machines.
Blank books at McClellan's.
Buy YOUR GROCERIES AT EsT's.
See full market reports BY telegraph on
fourth page.
Six tramps were afforded lodging in
the station house last night.
Eddie Cook, an enlerprising news boy
at Smithton, sells the BAZOO. He is q sue
cess, of course.
The Sedalia Roller skating club will
hold their weekly soiree On Wednesday
evening next
The Emmett Guards will give a grand
ball at Smiths hall, ON st. Patrick's eve,
March 16, 1882.
The infant son of Mrs. Ludie Huff, of
East Sedalia, died at noon yesterday and
will be buried to-day.
-WallpaperatMc Clellan's.
Marriage license was granted, yester
day, to Mr.. VIM. Calvet and Miss Lucy A.
Tevis. both of the western portion OF the
county.
The ball at Smiths hall, on st. Pat
rick's eve, by the; Emmett Gusrds. promises
to be the grandest affair of the kind this
season.
AT Green Ridge, on the 2lst, son was
born to Mr.. ana Mrs, Ed. Hsvely, and At
Longwood, on the Odd, daughter came to
make glad the hearts OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Obishon.
Mr.. j. NJ. Mayfield, of BoonviIle.
Mo-, was in the city yesterday. and no.
ticing Mr.. Geo. w. Townships immense
stock of jewelry, diamonds, ETC., stepped in
and purchased $I25 diamond ring. Mr.. |
n. evidently knew where he could get the |
best bargain.
The announcement of Prof. A. A. /
Neal, for the office of county school COM
missioner, appears in it's place. Prof. |
Neal is an old, tried and thoroughly ex-
perienced teacher. He served one term in |
the position he now seeks. and was always
found 10 be fully mp to the standard.
-WallpaperatMc Clellan's.
Henry Esser, who resides near Cole
Camp, was in the city yesterday, visiting
his son Casper, ami informed a BAzOO re-
porter that rabid dogs have proved a source
of great annoyance in his neighborhoOd re.
ceaily, and several head of stock have
been bitten by these CANNES within the past
few days.
The following University students
have comfortable quarters at Mr.. J. H.
Lowery's: c. Munson, o. Msore, G.
Moore, A. Brown and X. B. Hughes.
Their rooms were given up in the Universe
ty building to accommodate others. At
present there is not a single vacancy i'm the
department.
The bridge known as little Blue on the
Kansas City and Eastern division of the
Pacific, this side of Independence, went out
yesterday afternoon, owing to the high
water. and the Lexington branch train, in
charge of Conductor Al Marsh. returned
from Kansas City over the main line Of
Pacific, reaching Sedalia at 1:2O o'clock &,
this morning
-WallpaperatMcC lellan's.
Last night about 10 o'clock. colored
policeman George Hogan found two men
engaging i'm lively set-to ia Usage street.
between Main and Second. Both were
drunk, and one, who afterwards gave his
name as NJ. Garrett, claimed that he was
detective, and was trying to arrest the
other man. who gave his name as John
Clair. They were both taken up. Clair
had So cents and Garnet 55. They are ,
slated for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace.
The attachment suit of KiDgsbaker
Brothers. of Quincy, against w. w. Boz
man, was heard before Judge O'Brien yes
erdAy. II developed, in the course of the
rial, that the day before BOzman sold out :
ne took from the hank, where he de-
,osifeA. 81 $40 which he psid 10 his broth .
n, whom he owed. Mr.. Bozman claims
hat since they have been i'm business here, |.
hat he has lost money, and the natural I
sequence from this standpoint is that he |
.annot pay his debts. A judgment was rem
Tered against w. w. Bozman for the {
mount of Kingsbaker claim, but the At I
achment was dissolved. There are two i
more attachment cases to be tried next
Wednesday.
-WallpaperatMcC lellan's. !