The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-02
SEOALIA BRIEFS,


two DRINKS and one late hours.
Yesterday was magnificent day
so far as the weather was concerned,
and the business corresponded.
Butter and eggs are not plenty
full in market, and there has been
times when prices were lower.
| -Jno Samuel, q farmer living near
the city. yesterday had horse all torn
up in a barb wire fence.
1t promises TO be a beautiful day,
and there are excuses but for few Sc
dalians to stay away from church.
The Ilgenfritz building now un-
dergoing repair on Ohio street will
present very creditable appearance
when Completed.
j. l.. Thornton left for Indiana
polls last night, called thither by an
announcement of his fathers danger
Gus illness. He was accompanied BY
his son.
| "A horse attached to a buggy, was
Standing all night, hitched ON Fourth
street near the Missouri Trust COM
pany, building. A humane society is
needed in some cases.
The father of Rev. T. NJ. S.
Kerry, pastor of the Christian church
at B jonville, died at the residence of
his son, Friday. aged rs. The
remains were sent to Emporia, Kan,
for in.ermept.
Capt. F. G. Hodgson together
with twenty-five recruits which he
had received from Jefferson Barracks
passed through last evening en- route
to Fort Niehara at Omaha, Neb. The
soldiers occupied special car.
Judge Metsker did a handsome
thing in having firm pathway of
cinders made along Ingram and
Tenth, where there are no sidewalks.
1t is a great accommodation to those
who live or have business in that
vicinity.
Prof Robbins has commenced
the publication OF a college journal,
and proposes to have for it q general
circulation and enter it in the post
Office as second class matter. The.
BAzoo job department is doing the
printing.
i The case of the state versus Biggs
for cutting j. K. Rogers. was called
at 10 q. m. and postponed till 2 p. m
yesterday. Witnesses were examined,
but few Developments were made.
The case will be resumed It 10 O'Clock,
Monday morning.
| Sam Ross, got 90 hungry for
duck hunt the other evening that the
appetite got away with him. He saw
some stray chickens in the neighbor-
hood, and soon their spirits were
wandering in chicken heaven, q the
result of lis splendid workmanship.
Mr.. A. L, Burr, secretary Of the
Missouri State Fair Association, in
forms the BAzoo that Mr.. Griffin the
famous kite track builder, will Ger
tainly be in the city the first Of tho
week, when there will be . meeting
Of the directors that will most prohe-
bly, result in immediate steps being
taken for the construction of q track.
i "A letter was received in this city
yesterday from William Cameron,
superintendent Of the miners at Krehs,
l. T., stating that the box Of clothing
and linen bandages which was sent
from this city few days ago for the
victims of the mine disaster, had bssn
received and through . competent
committee carefully distributed.
Superintendent Cameron states that
the supply of linen bandages is ample
and at present no more is needed, the
, wounded men are fast getting better.
Mr.. NJ s. Hadley returned home
yesterday, having been in St. Louis
whittier he bad been unexpectedly
called on business. He was not
little surprised and amazed to learn
} of the report that had been circulated
about him during his absence, though
he confessed that the BAzoo was
justified in giving to publicity the
solicitude his singular absence engen.
dered on the part of his friends. Mr.
Hadley is one of the most successful
I insurance brokers in Sedalia. SPLEEN
I. did gentleman personally, and Of
Course the BAzoo is rejoiced to stats
, that he has returned to Us again.
, While speaking to the gentleman this
morning. he intimated that there was
. probability of severiDg his connec-
ton with the Equitable and relating
3 himself to the New York life
insurance company.
Ill PEAn THEM pOTu