The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-30
LOCAL POINTS.

1t will soon be time for nutting parties.
Yesterday was a beautiful autumnal
day.
Light oyercoats were needed last night
to make one feel comfortable.
Nice front rooms with board at AIS
Mass. street, n. E. corner of Fifth street.
-Minter Bros, are putting dowon a
rayatoid pave ment in front of their store.
The work of paving Broadway with
Deepwatsr brick will be commenced on
Oct. 8.
John Henry Summers is sojourning at
WarreDsburg He has a full supply of
lead peBcils.
C. w. Mobler is contemplating the re-
moyal of his machine shops from Warrens-
burg to Sedalia.
Frank Worth, arrested By Officer
Gosssge, is languishing in the Sedalia Bas
tile for getting drunk.
The moon looked as a large as big
cart-wheel when. it appeared above the
eastern horizon last night.
Mclaughlin Bros, received carload
of furniture yesterday, which they placed
in their new building on Ohio street
Invitations have been issued by the
Sedslia Cyclers to their annual smoker to
begiven at the Association park. Saturday,
Oct. 18th. Tickets are one dollar each.
"A. w. Dawson, representing Fl. E.
Bucklen d Go. of Chicago, is in the city.
for advertising.
The Womans' relief Corp, q. A. r.,
will give social at the residence of Mrs.
Daniel Grow, SIG East Fifth street, next
Tuesday from 2 TO 6 p. IA.
Engineer Will HedIey, of the Sedalia
Electric Light works won the gold watch
which was ratified for Friday night at
Highly & McGuerren's billiard hall.
Conrad Killing is now the manager of
the Opera House bar on Second street, he
succeeding Larry Heral. Sam Turgeon
will assist in attending to the wants of the
people.
j. w. Bruins has been appointed
special agent of the Census Office, at this
point for the purpose of taking a census of
the business and manufacturing interests
of Sedalia.
The instructor of the boys of the Turn
man instead of Henemen, as previously re-
ported, and NJ. Roepke is corresponding
secretary instead of NJ Pipkin.
There was little furry in detective
circles Friday evening over the supposed
location OF the Otterville train robbers.
One was supposed to he in st. Louis and
the other in Pueblo, Colorado.
L. s. Eddins, employed at the Mis-
souri, Pacific shops is the loser of an En-
slish setter dog, which he highly values.
He has informs alton which leads him TO be-
lieve that that the bird dog was stolen.
DIR. VIM. Bould, of Hsyenhill, Mas,
arrived in the city few days and has
decided to remain and put up his Single.
The doctor could moi have picked out
better locations.
F. S. Parker and Rhoda Cannon were
arrested yesterday by Constable Bob Ram
sey, being charged with disturbing the
peace of Mary Matthews. They were taken
before Justice Blair, who fixed Oct. Sd as
the date for hearing the case.
Peter Benson was one of the happiest
men in Sedalia last night. The Hotel
Riley bar was crowded with regular patrons
and large number of visitors witnessing
ahe big rattle. Pete knows how TO make
friends and he has the tact TO keep them |
after they once get acquainted with him.
james Turley, a coiored lad, was up |
before Justice Blair Friday afternoon.
charged with the forgery of an order on J. I
Giles for cigarettes and crackers. The Of !
der was not accepted, and william Wood |
ward, whose name was forged caused Tur- |
Ies' arrest. He pleaded guilty and SIS
gent 70 jail on p aud costs fine. |