The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
WARRENSBURG WISDOM.
The Bazoo's Derrick Succeeds in
Raisirg a Few Intellectual
Pebbles for Sunday
Readers.

Harry Robinson. OF Forest City, Mo-,
is a tending the Normal.
There is a very lsrge att nd1nce at the
Normal school this year.
-Plummer Magoon has resig ned as city
marshal, and VIII GO 10 California.
The BAzoo can be had daily at Robert
Dunu's news depot, ON Holden street.
&C. c. Chadwick and Miss Hattie Dun
bar, of this ci y, were married on the I'd
instant.
Charlie Pennington is smashing
! trunks at the baggage room, vice James
Lynch, resigned.
Mrs. Flora Brisgs, of Atchison, Kas.,
Zoll, on Broanwsy.
r. Baldwin, the editor OF the Standard,
Is the Fifth district candidate for elector
on the Ford ticket.
John Stone and A. Plummer Left Sat.
urday morning for an extended business
trip 10 the Pacific coast.
Mrs. F. Y Wsgn r is whiting her
daughter, Miss Laura, who is ait .ndipg
school at lexington, Mo.
Miss ENNIS Specs, who has been Wis
iting the ST. Luis exposition, was expected
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Barbep, OF Christopher's Dry
Goods Palace, wi spend the winter with
her brother in Mississippi.
Major Henry Neill has been placed on
the democratic ticket for representative in
the Eastern dis,ric', in place OF J. n. L.
SCOT, W thdrawn.
Joe Reuss is building a two-story stone
from business house on PiLe street, to re-
place one of the first wooden buildings
ertced on this street.
MIR. f. t. Pennington, the agent at the
depot. has been rottiei # the reduction Of
wages. he has teen "a cot her. for nearly
twenty years, ard is one Of the most faith
Iui men on the road.
james Lvnch, for twenty years an EN-
ploye If the Pacific railroad herr, has re-
signed his position and gone to Hot
Sprinls for The benefit of his health. Uncle
jimmy was Oprn in Tippsrary end is an
enthusiastic Blaine MAJ.
The shipments OF grain from this point
in Sepemtec and up to last night were
larger thsn Tor me same eriOd lest year,
the freight receipts showing an aggregate
Of 30 900 from that source. The ship
ments IL stone and live stock showed like
IL crease.
Mrs. Dufield, of Holden, is visiting
ner daughter, Mrs. j Dixon, on Culton
street. Miss Bette Dufhsld, another
daughter, will leave IN few days for
Yokohams, Japan, under ten-ye.rs' con-
tract "a teachers Tor the Board OF Fore On
Missions of the Cumb, rland Presby terrain
church.
-Crissey & Hunt, OF this sity, are build
ing handsome Nv, story s:Cne f. nj bust
ness house on the corner If Market and
Holden sir,eIs. On The lower floor will be
two store rooms fronting on Holden str. et,
one o. which will be used By Crissey d
SttveDso7, real estate agents, for an office.
Back of these, and fronting on Market
street, will be smother c0mmodious room.
IN which is located the iron vault and
'ime-lOcsed safe. The upper story will be
devoted to Offices.
JAMES r. Elliott, q young farmer liv-
ing two miles eat of town, drove to the
city Thursday evening, and hitched his
team 10 post near the Market street
church. Alter dark, and while he was
his business, some graceless
scamp took the horses loose from the post.
and, after giving his hest girl spin |
around tre block" or dozen OF them, |
ps rhapS, turnei the horses aGrift II was
20! uulil Friday morning that Mr.. Elliott
found them, hack of Eureka mills, thor
Oughly jaded bat otherwise unhurt.