The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-26
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

lpain after a severe spell of sickness.
The physicians report that the
grippe has lost its gripin this vicinity.
Mrs. Crowther, living some two
miles from the city, is improving rap
idly.
j. G. Fisher is decorating his
windows with . new sign of "Queen
City Bar"
Mrs. Mack Humphreys, Of East
who has Rec quite sick, is
improving.
Lent begins Mar h I'd; Easter
falls on April 18th, and Good Friday
il April 18th.
"A burning fue in East Sedalia
last night caused some little excite
ment for q time.
Sheriff Smith has . new type
W ~ and he is a. much tickled with
it as . youngster with bis first pair of
boots.
-Miss Emma Bagby has been ap-
pointed to Prospect school, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Miss
Emma Terrill.
The residence of G. A. Brent,
eight miles north of Lamonte. was
destroyed by fire Friday. The family
were absent. Insurance, $500.
What's the objection to the
county officers getting up some kind
of an entertainment the proceeds of
which would 60 to the charity hos
pitali
The BAzoo is in "high feather
The manner in which its subscription
list is increasing is pleasing to con-
template, both from . democratic and
business standpoint.
The meeting of the horticultural
society yesterday evening was not az
largely attended as it should have
been, but nevertheless the proceedings
were qui'e interesting.
There is q universal expression
of opinion among our citizens IN favor
of q kite-shaped track. And the
BAzoo may be permitted to etate, con.
fidentially, that it's coming.
MIR. w. L. Porter to-day very
generously gave Officer Murphy an
order for IS worth of -four or meal
for the poor of the city 1t was sadly
needed because the city's -four chest
was empty.
"A boy named Paul Morrison was
arrested Yesterday morning by Officer
Kahrs. after q lively chase. The boy
had been frightening and otherwise
disturbing the peace of the pupils at
the Summit school.
The poor are with us this winter
in larger numbers than usual
which is partly due to our rapid in
crease in population. Yet in thi'
Christian city, none, who are deserv-
ing Of aid, should suffer.
"A number of eastern capitalist
are in this part of the Uncle SAM
dominion's with q view of investing
surplus thousands. If they want SURF
and speedy returns, Seda'is is thu
place they are looking for.
-Twenty-three days have gone by
since leap year was ushered in, and
yet less than q dozen marriage licenses
have ben issued. 1t does not any
ways come up to the corresponding
days of last year. What's the matter
with the girls?
e. T. Burnes expects to revive
the Sedalia "Truth" about the first Of
February making the new paper q
FIVE column quarto. He has all thu
encouragement to guarantee its sue
cess. As he is a hustler no doubt i
will be Success TO the Truth.
Capt. Demuth went down II
Green Ridg- yesterday to muster I
cavalry company, which had been or
gsnized there, into the state service
The company, however, was no
ready, and the ceremony was deferred
to q later date.
The eleventh annual convention
of the supreme council of the knight
of Father Matthews, closed its session
in st. Louis yesterday and DR.. Collin
and Pat Mead. the delegates from thi
city, returned to-day. The forwe
gentleman was elected supreme medi.
cal examiner.
The FAIRIES Well compan,
played to q good houee last night
The play was Irish in character, an
each and every separate member wa
we'll up in their separate parts. tn
scenes were in several instances par
ticularly beautiful, and the tone o
the play was healthful.
| County Clerk Mitchum has re
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