The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
MINOR MENTION.
Dots and Dashes from the Local
Field Concerning People
and Current Events.

Pat McEnroe will begin hauling
the stone tor Third street paving next
Tuesday.
The bod carriers of Sedalia,
headed BY the colored band, paraded
the streets last light.
Charles Markell of SedaIia, left
last night for Louisville. XIV. He ex-
pec.s to be absent several weeks.
u. c. Metts, who bought the
Sel,zer st ,ck of groceries on Ohio, was
engaged in shipping it to Lamonte
yesterday.
Yesterday j. W. Walker re-
eeived information that Caleb Bled-
soc had been allowed q pension of s6
month.
1T is rum0red that James Glass
has purchased the Antes store build.
ing on Ohio street, between Third
and Fourth streets, for IS. 900.
A Chicago carpet travelling sales
man at the Union depot in Sedalia
yesterday had $500 pounds of bag.
gage in excess. He had thirteen
trunks.
"A tbrsshing engine, while being
brought to Sedalia this morning by
Henry Kahrs, broke through the
bridge one and one-half miles south of
the wafer wovks
DIR. r. T. Bond of Fayette. and
Hon. d. Ward King of Maitland.
No., addressed small audience at the
court house last Friday night on the
subject of prohibition.
Col. Van B. Wisker, candidate for
representative of Pettis county on the
Prohibition ticket, will speak at the
court house Monday evening, August
1. Everybody invited.
Dennis Payne and Jesse r. Tag
gait, Of AuIlville, who have been hove
tor a month past in care of DR.. F. B
Fsssl.r, returned home yesterday in
tip-top shape.
MIR. +. j. Warner of the Missouri
Pacific shops is hsppy over the arriv.
al of a foe baby girl at his home.
and pleased that all parties are get
ting along nicely.
Editor E. s. Behrens, of the Sc
dalia Truth, addressed the citizens Of
Green Ridge. last evening on issues
pertaining to the peoples party. The
speaking took place at Resms' park.
Col. Van Wisker, editor Of the
Green Ridge Enterprise, by invitation
of the Bidwell Prohibition club, will
address. the people of Sedalia at the
courthouse tomorrow Monday even
ing.
The editor of the Green Ridge
Enterprise is having bis kitchen en-.
larged. which is another evidence that
this champion of the prohibition party
has no occasion 10 howl about hard
times.
The Fort Smith, Ark, base ball
club, now making q professional tour.
will play the Sedalis niue at Associa.
ton park next Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. A great game is sntici'
pated.
The Lexington base ball club
passed through Sedalia last night. en-
route home from Warrensburg, where
they played q game with the nine OF
that city yesterday and were defeated
by q score of six to two.
Members of the city council and
Engineer Z'll viewed yesterday the
paving done ON Third street and En-.
gineer street by Pat McEnroe, and
pronounced it the finest and best
piece of work they had ever seen.
% complaint of j. C. Settles,
E. X. Park and Mrs. Marion PARK
we're arrested yesterday, charged with
disturbing the peace. They gave
$50 bond each 10 appear in Justice
Fishers court next tuesday.
--Sam Fuller, the not ed Sedalia
jockey. has been at Cleveland. Ohio
the past week, with his string off yers
This week he will be ut Sturgis
Michigan. He will have his horses
in fine trim for the August meeting.
-Retrenchmenis in the traffic de
partment of the NJ. K. & T. seems t
be the order of the day. The roar
has assumed such importance that i
eau control . large amount Of bust
ness 10 Texas without the aid of e
many collectors.
ID, Ward King of Maitland, Mo.
chairman of the prohibition state con
vention, who wss in SedAlis yesterday
was formerly = republican. He be
came an active prohib,tionist in 1887
and organized the first prohibition