The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-26

men are in q Aourishing condition and
are RAPIDLY increasing in membership.

men are in . Aourishing condition and
are rapidly increasing in membership.
"A fishing party composed of Rufe
Easton, Hanley filkington, Lee
Looney, Pete Tarwater, Fred Mere
dith. Charlie Williams, =. P. Williams
and Dave Ramsey spent yesterday on
the banks of Flat creek. The boys
are good sportsmen and captured
everything that wiggled tail or flap
ped a wing.
james Taylor, coIored, died at
his home north of the railroad track
yesterday morning. He is supposed to
have become overheated while at
work in a wheat field the previous
day. Taylor was one of the oldest
residents of Sedalia and is thought to
have been not less than ninety years
old.
A most delightful party was given in
honor of Miss Ida Franklin, charm
ing young lady Of Sedalis, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bedford. at Dresden,
Mo-, and a delightful evening was
passed. The following ladies and
gentlemen were present: Misses Eva
and Ada Mitchum. Matte Red and
Sudie Edwards. Messrs. Joe futile,
son ofSpeaker futile, Jones Mitchum,
Charles and Clark Red.
John w. Conner returned yester-
day from Nevada. Mo-, where he met
Hon. W. j. Stone, Major Harvey
Salmon and Gen. 3. G. Boone. He
says that Colonel Stone is in fine spir.
its and ready to enter upon the cam
paign rs sooD as the state central COM
mittee shall map out the work. Major
Salmon will doubtless be in chic!
charge of the campaign.
Judge j. N. Daily received {
telegram from Judge Conway las,
night, informing him of a violently
insane man q. Lamonte. His name
could not be obtained, but he is {
resident Of Pettis county, and a spec
ial session Of the court will be held to
morrow to consider his case. Thi
makes the fourth or fifth insanity cas-
before the county court this month
Hon. John C. Piersoll a stat,
senator from Monroe county. was il
the city last evening On bis return
home from Versailles, near which
place he owns . fine farm. Mr.. Pier
soil practiced Law for twenty ye.rs
but on account of failing health, re.
tired to farm. He thinks the demo
cratic state ticket will be winner b.
. large majority. He is q great I'D
mirer Of Stone.
The case against Conductor Geo
w. Ferrell charged with feloniousl,
assaulting Charles Messerly last Apr
was tried in Justice Levens court yer
terday. The testimony and argu
; ments occupied mo.t Of the day. Tn
trial attracted q large attendance o
.. spectators. Mr.. Ferrel was boun'
! over in the sum o. $500 to appea
bef,re the next term OF the Petit
criminal c urt.
e Articles Of association were file
in the recorders Gffice to-day by th
Miner Sym2tomatic Gold Cure con
> pany. The capita! stock is $4,000
: Following are the share holders {
B. Hackney. F. A. Sampson. j. {
: and G. Z. Mclaughlin, John " aim
: ley & Co., F. W. Shultz, B,ldwi
, and Stratton, j. G. White. j. "
e Goodwin, G. H. STREET. and Geore
g E Dugan. The directors are: c. I
Hackney. F. A. Sampson, J. G. NJ
Laughliu, John Walmsley and ]. G
4 White.
al One day last week Mrs. Alec
e Meredith of Green Ridge who recen.
i resided in Sedalia had occasion
J. move q water barrel 10 her yard IN
, in doing 90 felt something heavy q
tached to her apron. On lookin
=. down she was Mortified to find Q med
4 UNI sized rsttlesnake attached Their
q on and striking at it. She had pre-
ence Of mind enough to try and q
her apron 50 a. to throw the snal
= away from her, but didn't succee
= and then tried to unite the string
: her apron which instead of untieir
got ioto knot. Luckily she was Oh
Y to break the apron string and thro
apron and snake away. She tb'
t. caught up . stick or some handy wea
J. on and succeeded in killing the vel
e omous reptile.