The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-17
Local POINTS.

There was no session of the police
court yesterday morning.
The city was full of country people,
yesterday, and trade was correspondingly
good.
The boys on bicycles take the street,
and the girls on tricycles the sidewalk.
That is the only preceptible difference.
Justice Fisher went up to Houstonia
yesterday to attend meeting of the couu-
ty lodge of Good Templsrs. Consequently
he held no court
Raw and cooler yesterday morning,
and altogether more sea enable weather
for the Time of the year. That 10O0.mile
wide cold wave must be getting down
this way sure enough.
Prices of meats and vegetables rule
about the same as they did last week. Just
at present, there is little Huctuation in the
quotations of the food products afforded
by the butcher and the market gardener.
The Missionary Baptist church at
SmithtoH, will be dedicated January 5th,
the sermon on the occasion to be preached
BY Rev. Mr.. Harris, of Windsor. Rev.
Mr.. Victor will be pastor of the new
church.
VIM. Atkinson, the lineman who fell
of a telegraph pole the other day in IL
genfritz's alley, and was hurt about the
head and at first supposed TO be killed, is
reported to be getting along nicely at his
residence on West Main street.
1T is stated by those who were present
at the banquet complimentary TO Mr.. n. T.
Wilson last night, that the menu was in
the highest degree creditable to the artistic
management of Messrs. Kaiser & Fisher
and added many laurels to the reputa ton
already won by these famous caterers.
Louise Swearingen, accompanied by
her father, passed through through Soda
liza yesterday morning on her way from
WarrensbUrg to Fayette. Fisher, her
brother in-law, remains in the johnson
county jail, until the April term OF the
court al Warrensbuurg.
"A team of horses attached to a country
wagon, became frightened yesterday after
noon while crossing the railroad iu West
Sedalia, and ran some distance before they
were stopped. No damages were done,
however, except a lot OF groceries, both wet
and dry which the farmer had loose in the
bottom of his wagon.
ID. r. Wolfe, of st. Louis, president
of the Missouri State Sunday School Asso-
citation, will deliver an address at the clos
ing session of the county Sunday School |
convention on Tuesday evening next His |
subject will be. "The Importance of SUM-
day Schools 20 Business Men,. The bus |
iness men of Sedalia are especially IN
vited.
-Sedalia lodge No. 236 and Granite |
lodge, No. 272, A. z. and A. NJ, will hold |
q reception in the elegant Masonic hall,
Missouri Trust compaRy's building, on st.
Johns day, December 9th, when the
newly elected officers of both lodges will be
installed in the presence of the wives and
daughters of the members. |
"A young man on bicycle was tripped
up yesterday afternoon by an electric cable
which was lying in the middle of the
street, near Main aud Kentucky, and pre-.
cipitated with great force to the ground.
He picked himself and machine up in q
great hurry end got away before his name
or the extent of bis injuries could be ascer-
tanned.
Some miscreant who ought to be pun
ished threw q stone at The train which
arrived here at 11:30 o'clock last night, an
short distance this side of Lewis station
and narrowly escaped hitting gentlemad
on the head. As il was, the stone psssee
him and split the wooden finish on thr
opposite side Of the Car, but did no other
damage. /