The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
SEDALIA BRIEFS.


was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. w. Perry and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Phil b. Perry arrived in Sedali,
from Kansas City yesterday.
Mrs. John Stark. who has beer
confined to the house for come time,
was reported some better yesterday
The Sedalia base ball club de.
feated the Holden club Friday, in a
we'll played game, the score being Il
to 4.
The Henry county delegation to
the state nominating convention are
said to be for Gentry for state treas
urer.
Henry Lamm, Sedslia's delegate
to the Minneapolis convention, re-
turned last night, after trip through
Canada.
Mrs. Sarah Plant and her daugh-
ter, Mrs John OBryan arrived from
Boonville last evening and are guests
Of Mrs. B. B. Ray.
DIR. Truehart and wife, of Ster-
lidg, Kansas, who have been visiting
in Kentucky, are guests of Col. N.
II. Gentry and wife.
The Salvationists paraded the
sire cts last night, wearing white aprons
and hearing banner with the strange
device-''Ice cream supper"
Sheriff Smith went to st. Joseph
yesterday, having in charge the color
ed woman, Charlotte Black, TO be
placed in the asylum at that place.
The city offices are completed
and yesterday the carpet was being
laid IN that OF The mayor. They will
be e!egent in all the appointments.
Geo. Holstein and Will Lude.
man started on a thirty miles trip in
a buggy last night to visit tht parents
Of the former living near Versailles.
Rev. H. Mickey, rector of
Christ Episcopal church at Boonville,
passed through Sedalia yesterday, en-
route to Clinton, where he will peach
to-day.
w. P. Stark returned from a
successful trip north, yesterday. He
reports sales gooi in the musical line,
which is one indication ofprosperity in
the state.
The Otterville band will partici-
pate in the A. o. u. w. memorial
services tomorrow, This musical or.
ganization has the reputation Of being
a good one.
The only transfer of real estate
recorded yesterday was as follows: 7.
A. Fowler and wife TO J. ID. Donohoe,
lot |, in the western division of Ores
den. for 800.
AT a rattle last night at Chaney's
billiard hall, Herman Baker, of East
.seda,ia was the fortunate winner of
a gold watch, d. w. Spicer won
- cond prize, of a box of cigars.
e B. Quisenberry the official
stenographer, lett yesterday morning
for Eureka, Kansas in response to
letter from his wife, who is visiting
there, that their little child is sick.
Anderson Humbles, colored, died
at his home. No. 1l07 Cooper street,
yesterday morning. He was sixty
nine years old and will be buried this
afternoon by Grand Army post Alb.
Rev. B. F. Boiler left last eve
ming for Windsor, where he will
preach to-day. His pulpit will be
filled this morning and evening by
Rev. G. H. Woodruff. of that city.
Justice Milo Blair leaves tO-mor.
row evening for Grand Rapids, Mich,
aud will probably be absent for a
month. He goes back to visit rela-
tives and seek relief for his eyesight.
Quite a number of Sedalians will
leave tomorrow evening on the BAzoo
special to witness the ceremonies "a.
tending the nomination of the next
president and vice-presihent OF the
United States.
The advance guard of the delegates
to the state convention of the peoples
party will arrive in the city this even
ing. 1t is expected that three or four
hundred delegates will be in attend
ance.
Wade Wifong and Ben. Scott
got in rough and tumble fight yester-
day afternoon on Ohio Street between
Main and Second, and caused a big
crowd to assemble. Neither was seri-
ously hurt, but both were arrested.
An electric wire broke about six
o'clock this morning at the corner of
Ohio and Main Streets, and danger
ously dangled over the pavement.