The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

/ Laihnl, -eIGIla.
Sheep on fruit farm L. T.
Kirk, Seda'ia.
How t. growa nursery-A Am
bra Sc, Nevada.
How to gow vineyard II. Yea
ger, Neosho.
/ Comparative value of the larger
fruits j. III. Mon ees. Belman.
Fruit along The Mis- uri riyer-J.
I. Mider, Wa'hens, Kas.
How to grow an apple orchard in
North Mi.souri-N. +. Murray,
Oregon
In South Mis.ouri-A. Nels5n,
Leb non.
Apples for Shove. /. Roblrd.,
Butler.
Some sugg. stions about the Words
Fair L \. Goodman, Westpoinr.
Com nissipners an the Hor icul.
turai exhioii-N. III. Getty, prssi-
dent, Sedalia.
The socie'y will recanvene al 7:3O
Tonight for The c"usid ration of the
following programme
Horticultural growth Carpan-
ter, Barry.
Harmless drinks-Mrs. Boiler, Sc.
dalis.
Music.
Cooperative shipping-F.McCoun,
St. J s'ph.
Insect architecture Miss NJ. f.
Murtfeldt, Kirk wood.
Music.
Present problems-Edsin Walters,
Kansas City.
Business our am, success GU. OBJ
ject-Geo Longman, editor Cole
mans Rural World, 1T. Louis.
Tine following l,iiiional ex 5ibitors
asked for space tn-,iay
". H. Carpenter, Avail, appl :.
b. +. Smith, Lawrence, Kan.
pears.
A. Nelson, Lebaoon; apples
Samuel Miller. Blnti on; spples.
n. +. Murray, Oregon; app'es.
S. w. Gilbert, Thayer; apples and
p ars.
j. kirchgrab r, Springfield ap-
Dles
W. III. Hvlvern, Mammoth Springs,
Ark; apples. Ii
j Ill. Logan, Nevada apples.
Z Tubener. Lexington apples.
G. T. Tippen, Springfield new :
pples. |,
w. G. Cane, Olden: new app e..
NJ. Bltteriie.d, Lees Summit; APP a
lies. f
J. Gamble, Brookfi ID; apples. =
There is fine spirit msnifes ed and
very one is so FAR excellenlly pleased
18th the proceedings.
There was a very fair attendance at
ist nights session of the Stale h
society, ana very much I,
interest WAS manifested in the pro
eedings. The entertainment
was II ost excellent as well
5 instructive.
1t was nearly s O'clock when the
avel of President Evans res1unded :,
trough the 5, acious room cal Ing the in
leeiing to order; and announced a al
ocal selection by quart tie consist. 81
lg Of Mrs. B. F. Boiler, Mr.. and
lrs. Wilcox sDd Mr.. Howard fc
tryker. Come Whsre the Lilies
oom,' was given and the applause p
lat q eeted the singers was confirm Il
ntil they responded to an encore o
it'll "Juanila.
The papers rad and discu sed last
'ening were ''Sirawbsrries," bv l.
F. Smith. of Lawrence, Kas.
cond paper by Sir. J. I. Mider, Of c
athens, Has. on Fruit Growing
long the Miss puri RIVER" during
liich My Country, Sweet Land of
liberty, was sung by the entire 81
p or Old Missouri" vas the title ci
n mot excellent paper by Capt. T. o
Holster, of ST. Louis. He
nGled the sui CT matter well,
irc;ng famIli .rity with the un.
ualled resources of the state.
Mis-. B. +. Boiler read very in
resting and captivating paper on r.,
harmless Drinks" which was re Vi
ived by the audience with every
of satisfaction. ca
Prof. Walters, of Xmas City, was
rmly congratulated ON his essay on G(
'roblems." wi
Rev. DR.. Z. S. Curry, of Howell
unity, read paper on Geology pa
: told of the mound builders and or,
les Of this wonderful rice, and ex-
'ited a copper hoe, tempered as Nc,
el and short handle welded on as r;
one knows how to work copper y"
tai in this civilized aoe Mr. Curry