The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13
MUD SPATTERS.

The BAzoo lives and booms. A fine
array of news is given this morning.
-Thos. B. Price was in the city yester-
day attending the short horn meeting.
-aCold dishes served on q moments
notice" is the announcement OF q leading
Sedalia restaurant
The prayer meetings at the Y. M. C..
A. rooms will be continued every evening
shrough this week.
DIR. E C. Eyars left on the branch
train last evening on professional business.
He returned last night.
The only patient admitted into the
hospital Yesterday was Thos Hnrlen, Of
IcAIlister, with intermittent fever.
Though wheat is gong up, John
Burkhart is determined to keep the price
of boots and shoes down. Stock must be
reduced to make room for spring goods.
The colored Fsptists gave q social
and supper last night for the benefit Of
their church on the north side which was
largely attended end quite success 6nan.
cially.
"A. L. Barnett, who was misfortunate
In having bis leg frozen and bruised at the
late FIRE in E T. Baldwio's store, is once
more on the streets. Should the weather
continue cold be will miss the loss of his
oyercoat burned thst time.
-. Henni6eid left yesterday on the
narrow gusge road Tor Benton county in
response to a telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness of his brother.in-lsw Dick
Seachens, q prominent farmer of the Cole
Camp neigbborhood.
Clarence Mellor can be found al the
Cartoon saloon, 2l6 West Second street,
and with Mr.. James Glass, jr., will be
pleased to receive and entertain all his
friends. The best of liquors and cigars
always on hand.
Mrs, F. A. Jordon lost black Span.
ish lace scarf at the prayer meeting in the
Y. M. c. A. room, Friday night, which
some perou doubtless took BY mistske.
They will confer favor by returning it to
the secretary at the rooms.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will give dinner and supper In the build-
ing formerly occupied by ID. III. Black &
Co, Lstour block, Thursday, anuary 18th.
An elegant menu viii be furnished on the
secession. A cordial invitation is extended
90 ell.
That was decidedly rich gag a Ger
tain hack driver gave policeman, con-
cerning mysterious lady passenger in his
hack last night at the depot but the light
haired gentleman is informed, both the po-
lice and reporter are on to his racket, and
he is ticking big risks. Selah.
The redhot, smoke, FIRE, water and
wind store excitement has subsidized beyond
q question. The men who were controll-
ing il have gone-to swipdle someone else,
while Cushmsn is canying $4,000 worth
Of the shoddy goods in freight train to q
schedule place where creditors cannot over
take.
The mud continues to be the predomi-
mating feature slong Sedalia's streets, and
viii be until the lower crust is thawed out
or another freeze sets in It is useless,
however, for the people TO complain as Hsll
the kings horses and all the kings men"
could not remedy the evil, unless it was
by boring holes through the frozen earth
and draining the wafer of.
Seine few of Sedalia's citizens have
taken the precaution to trim their shade
trees, but the majority have rot dore so.
liz they do not desire REPETITION OF the
vide spiesd destruction to that class Of
properly, coused by the heavy sleet three
years ago, they will do well follow the ex-
ample set at once, az, with the present
westhsr. similar visitation is liable TO
occur st any time.