The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02
RICH HILL.
All of The News From The Infant
Wonder by Inc Bazoos
Correspondent.
Correspondence OF the Bazoo.

eral days THIS week.
Sheriff Hanks Was in the city MONDAY,
looking ior \ horse lEiei.
"A large number OF our citizens at
tended The Kansas City fair lasi week.
DIR. ". L Huddle,on and his fair
young bride visited friends and relatives III
karsas City last Wee.
Mr.. George BaiIy was thrown from a
horse Saturday evening and seriously hurt.
lie is getting along finely.
-Mr. j. ". Fowi,r, formerly 81 Sedalia,
and l.. {. Vi alirTs drove over 10 Papins-
vile FRIDAY la>t Oh b'.siiieaa.
Mrs. W. T. Pierce Wall retarn TO NOR
,ow from an exI.ls,ed yis:t with Relatives
IL WARSAW and IL snn:Dal.
Mrs. Judge Lane WAS called TO CIR
thage tuesday last Oh 2 telegram annoUEc-
ing Inc severe Illness Ui her s.sier, Mrs. l.
il W:lkeii~ld.
PROF Farrell, o. Washington, ID. G,
who ossns considerable properly mere, has
been in the ci.y since Saturday icokIDr
AFTER his Interests ..eye.
Mr.. y. X. NASH. % ken.uea:, :
vi-i.ln- hio Urothe,. Il. L. Aa.si, ;his
WeeN, I..rn lac Vii - 10 hauss.s CILl,
wil-r- he las accepted q r,slonsiD ie posi-
UU...
}. :. :cotJ host :. hEe gold watcii al
tae Hams Is Gay lar, It's: lAUrs,isy. Il,
THINKS so4ue one took il IRON kis vest pccR-
- while he Was assisting h.s vie on lhe
tram.
"A large number OF Rich Hiii's citi-
zeas viii attend the lecture "a henry
T~rd D.echer, at Neva,,a, Wednesday
e-enIng. among the visitors viii he Sey-
erai ministers.
A stlo.l through The city vii: serve To-
convince amy ordinary ohs ryer that more
New buii&iHgs of substantial Ealuie are
h=iDg ,recied tt.Is iaIi than at ANY time
within The iast year.
john Lee, q CEiuanlan from IT Scott.
j registered. az thc Iaiilace ncuse John
j. ine fist CiIlnainan tbaI, So lar, has ven
tl.rcd I" cast h!s lot in The Infant Nui.-
der" lie proposes starting / undFy.
DR. K. /. Thornton and his estima:Ie
lady Went up 10 kaus.s City, Wednesday,
touk l. t:.e exposition that d2y ana Tie
following, then ieis.rned la Ices Summit,
visiting Ills Ero.EeI, I. l.. Thornton, untii
sunday, returning hoi!Ie Sunday evening.
Mr.. Ihomas /. Mudd j. teaching a
sIx months school At S;Jrague. Ih0lG.s :
= Ge-erviDg man aid doubtless VIII d. him
self credit Ia this his FIRST school. He re-
pous a foil Attendance, having from siaJy
10 seventy five scholars.
The work of grading on the s.. Louis,
Emporla u Western railroad i Progressing
rapidly. IA eEort is being mace 10 il ave
the franchise chai ged II read TIA. 81. Louis,
Rich hill u Wes,ern, dropping the word
Emp ora. as IL has been determined 10 ruu
the road south oi that puin:.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. c. Higgins have been
attending The bedside Of their son Wni.
who has D. Ell dangerously Ill AT La& renee,
Hans *, Tor lhe past two weeks, y ileic he
had gone to attend scGcoi. lis many
friends here will be pleased 10 leern iha,
lie Is recovering and viii soon oe able T.
resume his studies in all probability.
Carroll f. Gray, who surerinteud,d
the building OF the water works here, has
returned to zee them tested. The managers
say they will be ready for operation in a
week or ten days. Something near 81. 900 |
have been expended in putting these works /!
IN, and furnished employment to a large |
to.ce OF men all summer They cost the |
city II. 800 per year. The wafer is brought |
from the Maries de Cygne river, DISTANCE
OF t.o and one-half mics.
The annual election Of officers Of the I
Farmers and Manufacturer's bank &C |
Cured Friday last. The result was the
election of w. w. Ferguson, cashier, for
merly assistant cashier, and W. G. Mas
sic, assistant cashier; J. c. Ferguson. pres
ident, and j. j. Francisco, vice president,
were reelected TO the respective positions
named. Mr.. Ed. F. S~ imely, for the past |
year cashier of the above bank, resigned |
his position and will become cashier of
bank In Colorado, Texas.
The Texas fever has b.en introduced
among the cattle in the western part of the
county by man driving sixteen head in
there some time ago. One hundred and
twenty head of cattle have died with
the disease and MANY more expected. As
soon as it was discovered that the cattle
We're being grazed there the proper papers
were served on the owner and he promised
to deliver them TO the proper authorities.
but when night came drove them into Kan
sas. The farmers are very indignant and |
will make 1t warm for him should he put
ia an appearance again.
The pu5iic schools Began yesterday
with ali the teachers of which there are
in attendance. The prospects are
now that there will be very large attend
ance OF pupils, and some few more
than can be accommodated The schoel
census, which was taken two months
age, shows the number of school children
to be 1863. As is usually the case, however,
there is a large per cent. of these that will
not attend. Allowing fair number that
will not attend, there will be fully seventy
i've scholars TO each teacher, which, it
seems, is too many and DO them ali Justice.
The TWO new brick school buildings have
Just been completed at cost OF $4,000.
The Sea of Oblivion
Would long since have swallowed up Sozo-
don't in common with so many forgotten