The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-03
CHIPS.

-4rdiDS were nearly on tlLne last Digni
The infant of Thos. Callihan diet
yesterday at 2 p. m.
Orders were posted yesterday that al
passenger trains west were strictly prohib
tied from making up lost time.
The remains of the chair car wrecked
in the recent branch road derailment wer,
brought liz to-day. The car looks like Z
prize fighter after forty round engage
ment.
The vet weather snd general breakup
10 causing almost as much trouble to rail-
roads as the recent storms did. Ali train:
have been limited to slow time and as q
consequence are behind schedule.
Harry A., son of C. II. Rider, who re.
sides at Ill Lamiue street, got a dose OF
cresote yesterday. The little boy got the
bottle containing the poison and com.
nenced taking dose He was noticed and
stopped. Antidotes were ust and the little
fellows life saved.
Summers yesterday wanted Circuit
Clerk Ingram to tske proceedings TO have
the judgement for decree of divorce grant.
ed his wife. When informed that he had
the costs of the late suit to pay FIRST, he
said they might 60 TO - for costs. 1t
is quite probable be will not get the Judge
nent set aside on such terms.
Mrs. Katie johns, the wife of Mr..
Johns, the defsulting cashier of the rail-
road company, arrived in the city few
dsys ago, and is stopping with relstives on
East Second street. She came from Rockies.
Ter, New York, and AYERS that she knows
nothing of the whereabouts of her husband
who Is probabls rusticating in Capsds.
luKuriatins on hot Scotch and Tom and
Jerry.
The other day notice appesred in the
-BAzoO to the effect that charitable firm in
the city proposed 10 donate clothes dryer
TO be sold at suction for the benefit of the
poor. Ii was printed clothes ringer, an ar
ticle worth about sixty cents, while the ar
ticle to be donated is worth about $40. Let
the dryer, which every housewife would be
pleased to have. be sold on the night of the
Krekel lecture for the benefit of the poor.
Mrs Laura E. Dainty in "a Noun.
tain Pink" will be the next attraction at
the opera house, appearing next Saturday
matinee end night. The favorable i'm
preston left by the little lady on the
occasion Of her visit last season will doubt.
less secure for her good audiences. Mrs.
Dainty IS a reader won fame for herself
and since her advent as an actress she has
been highly praised by the press and public
throughout the country.
Mrs. C. Demuth met with an accident
last Sunday which came near causing her
death. 1t seems she was endeavoripg 10
light lamp, and in scratching the match
she accidentally set a mantle lambreouin
on fire, and before she discovered il the
aanes were beginning to rise almost to the
ceiling. Mrs. Demuth sliced the lambre-
euin and threw ii out of the window, but
In doing so severely burned her hands.
The fright and pain Effected her 10 such g.,
extent that she was Frustrated for several
days and has since had rather serious
,keati trouble.
81 1t wss announced in this paper last
Sunday that the names of Mrs. Kelly and
AIRS. Glass, of the Catholic church, had Of
Tered their services to the Benevolent soci-
ely. The name of Mrs. Kelly was mis-.
take and should have read Mrs. Welsh.
Her report of the weeks work is very SAT-
isfsctory and at its meeting last Tuesday,
the society rendered these ladies their sim
cere thanks. The society wishes to say to
those who have tailed to co operate with
them that cit is more blessed to give than
receive" and il is their earnest desire that
all should meet with them and thus verify
it.