The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-24
,sual, acquitted itself in . handsome

usual, acquitted itself in . handsome
manner.
The Xnobuoster band presents 0
good appearance and dishes out splen-
did music.
The "raging waters" will prevent
. great many from attending the 1. o.
O. F. exercises.
-K.mp Woods, Jr., a prominent
banker Of Liberty, end an l o. U.
F., came down this morning.
Capt. F. W. D. Arnold. of La-
mar 10 in the city. Frank il the post.
master in his town and a good one, too.
Its Captain" Rautenstrauch this
week, none mrst forget it. for he is a
captain on Col. c. H. Harris staff.
Next week he will resume plain j.
Rsutenstrach.
M. r. Williams. Esq. Of Sails.
bury, Mo-, an old newspaper man, is
in the city to-day-an Odd Fellow, of
course, a I'd the salt Of the earth.
e. r. Shipley, wife and two
daughters, of Springfield, are at
Sicher's. They are. OF 'urse. attend
ing the Grand Lodge Of o. U. F.,
of which Ship is an honored member.
The old party who wanted two
pieces of Iie and Strawberries and ice
cream after laying away q big dinner,
all for rs cents, was on hand to-day
and strange to say he did not 60 Oh
four feet although his bristles we're
plain to be seen.
Col. w. H. Woodward, of st.
Louis. Of the printing firm. Wood
ward & Tiernsn, is in the city attend,
ing the Grand Lodge 1. o. o. F.
Col. Woodward has been a prominent
e sure in ,he order for thirty years in
Missouri. The BAzoo welcomes the
veteran to Sedalia.
Aug. C. Leisner. who now occu-
pies the position OF Democrat, mayor
in the republican town Of Herman.
NO.. is in the CITY st'endin; the meet
in. of the l. U, y. F. Mayor Leisner
has been q resident of Hermann sine,
bis early bosho"d and has occupied
numerous positions Of trust His
heart is biz one and his friends are
numbered by the legion.
Uniform Rank Canton st Louis
No. %, attrects great attention and
won many praises f TIE 6ne dis LAY
made in the parade, and it vas ganer.
ally regretted hat the entire canton;
numbering fity-four members, was
unable TO be present. As it was the
Conton done itself proud" sad these
M mbars who remaiued in 81 Louis
have reason to be proud Of the repre-
they sent here. Among the
latter may be mentioned Captain j
F. Weston, Lieutenant William Arm
bruster. Ensign Samuel Fergu on and
Oh. walters Br uer, Mismer. Kaarau,
EbleD, McQuoid, Hall, Moellmann
and others.
The ladies who are working in
The intere-t- at the city hospital s. rived
an elegant diner to day, consisting of
nam, roast beef, Saratoga CHIPS, mash.
81 p,t ,toes, brrwn bresd. white bread
p ckls'. sauces, cvffa", lea,
Duttermiik. ice cream, Cal and straw.
D. r,i,s. ali 70: line sum Of fly ceu,s.
Ms. Ka;e Hawkins. Mrs. Hattie Paff.
Mrs. H &. Clark, Mrs. Wolf, yrs
Adam Itel, Mrs. Crand,ll, Miss Lii
lie Weinert served the guests Id fine
ashton. Mrs. DR.. Carr held the
slot" that caught the nickels, and
'ltogether t! e ladies helped the good
.ause in fine fashion. The meals will
'e continued this evening and to.mor-
ow.
dISsOURI WORLDS FAIR COMMIs-
SION.
The regular monthly meeting Of the !
Missouri Worlds Fair commission was |
eld in Kansas City yesterday with all !
members and Gov. D. r. Francis
resent. 1t was decided To make some |
hAnges 10 The state building adopted
t the recent meeting in st. Louis.
he lower provided for in the origin-
| plans is to be replaced by !
dnme. Other changes will |;
feet both exterior AMI in.eIi r.
,ircuiars giving a general outline of
he specifications of the building will
e dis.rlbuied ain ing Tie workers IN
'ood, metsl nd clay throughout the
tate. 1t is proposed to employ an
xpert to visit all important mines in
ne state aud collect specimens. The
apartment on horticulture will at
nee begin work. too. collecting flow
rs and grasses Of the state.