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

MIR. aud Mrs. Wall have been
made happy by the advent of q ten
pound daughter at lheii home.
Mrs. w. F. Kett, who is a
daughter Of Col. w. F. futile. gave
birth to . daughter yesterday, weigh
ing 10! pounds.
&C. E. McGhee, who had besn
confined to his room for several days
with rheumatism, was able to be out
yesterday.
"A supposed mad dog was shot
and killed yesterday morning at Third
and Usage streets by Deputy Consta-
BILE Tom Carter.
Lawyer Walker, colored, yesterday
secured pension amounting to s12
month for NJ Carter, of Sedalia, and
G. Fox, of johnson county.
"A. g., Fltschen clerk at Utt
Bros was agreesbly surprised to re-
ceive s. in greenbacks from the firm
on his 18th anniversary yesterday.
Several prominent Sedalia parties
have just secured a patent for a buckle,
which, it it is SAID, will prove super
inr to ANYTHING of the kind ever man
uiactured.
-Pehling Bros. bought out D. W.
Glasers cigar factory last week. As
they are we'll posted in the business,
aid popular men, they no doubt will
have full trade.
The NJ. K. & T. railway will
receive FIVE new chair cars from the
ST. Charles works this week. Mr..
Purdy's special car No. will be re-
modelled in Sedalia.
-. S. Briggs. who had served p
days for abandoning his child, and
William O'Bannon 50 days for run
hing a bawdy house, were released
from the county Jail yesterday.
Anderson Il Co., of st. Louis
have leased the building formerly oc
cup'ed by J. n Daily on East Fifth
s'ree', and at an early day will estsb
ish a branch Wholesale grocery house
H. NJ. Aughe the horse dealer
'et, for Warrensburgo yesterday on {
business and pleasure trip. Supp'si
ton is that he has heard Of tn,
ladies' base ball game there to.mor
row.
The ladies' base ball aggregation
which is to play the Sedalia nine q
Association park next Tuesday after
noon. met the Holden club yesterday
and were defeated by q score of eigh
t. nine.
i "A horse belonging to C. Brooks
the groceryman, ran . wagon tongue
nto his mouth SO far yesterday, tina
considerable difficulty was experiences
in extricating it. The trouble wa
caused by horseAy.
The Ladies' Aid society of tb
, Broadway Presbyterian church vii
give q lawn social at the residence o
, J. e. Thompson, on East Broad way
tomorrow evening. Everybody j
cordially invited to attend.
The BAzeo is grati6ed to an
. nounce that the contractors are push
ing the work of paving Third street
and within the last few hours tn
. il dications are that the job will b
lc0mplet. d in time for the fair.
Secretary A L. Barr returne'
/, yesterday from the Aurora an
:. Kankakee, Illinois. fairs. He says
very large number of horses wer
Z there and that nearly all of them wi
q be at the August meeting in Sedslis
Ell. "A lodge of the o. NJ r. had
. picnic at Hilderbrands grove yester
day at which . game of base ball W.
played between the Little Victors an
;. the Humorist, resulting IN a score ,
= IA to 2 in favor of the former club.
ID. w. Holcomb is extending Il
"Old Noah's Ark" building on Mai
|, stree il the rear to connect with b
= Second street store. When compile
. cd he will have the largest buildir
and stock in Central Missouri.
4 Last Thursday night q burglar q
i. tempted to enter the residence of \
= NJ z.uer. who resides ON BoonviI
i. street. BY cutting the screen doc
II Mr.. NJ zener fred several shots at Il
!. intruder, but DIES not know that |
8 did mere than Tighten him away.
Il. "A meeting was held at the Con
l. mercial club rooms last night to CO.
q slider a proposition to establish S.
:, 600 glass factory in Sedalia. Not
e ing definite was done, but snothe
a meeting will be held sometime th
week when the matter will be furth
3 considered.