The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-09-02
The n. X. &T.'s Special Freight
That Will Arrive Here
This Evening.
A Batch of Local Happenings OF
Interest to Readers of
the 'BaZOO."

n. U l., lett Tor St. LOUIS last nlgnt.
&C. Halle, assistant general freight
agent Of the NJ, K. d T.. went south
last night.
IS. P. Smith, of the Missouri Ps-
cifc tin shop, left last night for a
short visit at Fl. Scott, Kas.
T. NJ. Hickey, of the NJ, K. &
T. Offices, lett last evening for St. Jo-
seph, where he will spend ihe Sabbath.
-Chas. Hunter aud wife returned
Thursday from Creston, Iowa, where
they have been on their bridal tour.
Walter WEBSTER, an old friend
of Billy Bowles, came in from Texas
last evening, on his way to st. Louis.
Detective Dickey came in from
the west on the noon train, but
mary" a train robber was there with
him.
j. II Reimon, late freight claim
agent for the Missouri Pacific, was a
passenger to Kansas City yesterday af-
ternoon.
Engineer Harry Sheevill. of the
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf
road, was greeting Sedalis friends
yesterday.
George Sinclair, of the auditors
office of the NJ, X & T., left last
night for Chicago and will be absen,
two weeks.
Engines No. S23, 954 and $50
were turned out of the Missouri Pa
cific shops, yesterday and are now as
good as new.
Col. j. S. Elliott, the Boonville
came in from the south
yesterday morning and left for home
during the day.
City Collector Hart, an ex-con-
ductor. left last night for ST. Louis.
Mr.. Hsrt is chief conductor ON the
local division.
H. G. Dickey, of the Missouri
Pacific secret service, is at Sicher's,
where he will peruse the SUNDAY
MORNING BAzoo.
Tom Newman, the well known
switchman, was able to visit the de
pot yesterday, after having been laid
up home sick for two weeks.
Pat Dougherty, who ran an en-
CINE on the Missouri Pacific in 1884,
IS now running on the Chicago and
Northwestern, out of Chicago.
-Chas. w. Walters, route agent
for the Pacific express company, was
looking after business south of here
yesterday and returned last night.
The NJ, K. & rs special freight
train, referred to elsewhere in this
column, will stard at the Third street
crossing on its arrival from the north
this evening.
Simon Crrnin, travelling auditor
for the Missouri Pacific, left yesterday
for his home at California, accompani-
ed by his family, who have been
visiting here.
Express Messenger Inch has pur-
chased of Porter and Van Ripper two
lots at Thirteenth and Ohio streets
for 81, 800. He will eventually erect
q home there.
H. L. HolIister, of the freight
department. of the NJ, K. d T., left
last night for Toledo, o., where he
goes on business. He will be absent
about a week.
w. III. Ronemus, grand chief of
the Brotherhood of Railway Car Re.
pairers, has organized local division
Of the order at Clinton, Iowa, with a
large membership.
Fins Arnold. superintendent of
hospitals for the Wabash system, has
Isid the foundation preparatory TO
erecting a handsome residence on
West Seventh street.
Conductor "Pete" Knox, of the
NJ, K. d T., who has been laying off
for some time past, owing to a little
nishap that occurred up the road, will
resume work early this week.
-Arney Poindexter, the Missouri
Pacific operator, who has been visit
ng at Hot Springs and also in Ill
nois, is expected to return to-day,
accompanied by his Iron nerve. ,
The fourth annual ball and BAN
luet of Prairie Queen lodge, No. IS,
Brotherhood of Railroad TrainmeD,
will take place at Association park,
18th. An unusually
arge attendance is expected.
"A. C.. Crane and 81. G. Spohr
retired last evening as operators for
he NJ, K. d T., and will leave
sarly this week for Chicago, where
hey 60 to work for the Western