The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-24
BAZOO GOSSIP.

"In addition to being a necessity,
said a capitalist to the Gossiper, yes
terdsy, "a convention hall would be
paying investment to the stock
holders. Sedslia must either fur
nish suitable and commodious room.
or lose a number of large conventions
that would naturally come here"
"Work has been resumed on the
kite shaped track" remarked Seer
tsrv Burr TO the Gossiper. sand a
week of good working weather is all
that will be necessary to complete it.
The arrangements fcT the angus, fair
are progressing satisfactorily, and the
indications are for shining success. 1"
Referring to the /. o. o. F. meet
ing just closed, one OF the grand lodge
officers remarked to the Gcssiper:
eve have been treated in a princely
manner by the good people of the city.
and the most pleasant recollections
will follow our visit. The state of the
weather of course was disappointing,
and prevented large attendance, but
all the same, the Sedalians are not to
blame for this"
"More people suffer from eating too
seldom than from eating too often"
local physician of some reputation
said to the Gossiper yesterday. This
is especially true Of women, who i'm
agine that they must diet Themselves
and eat sparingiy for The benefit of
their form and kin. English French
and German women eat four ant Of
ten five times day. American wo-
men eat only three times day. The
women who breakfast at eight should
eat again at twelve. This should not
interfere with luncheon, and dinner
at seven O'Clock should be preceded
by five o'clock tea or the German GUS
tom of coffee at four. 1t is advisable
to eat also before going to bed. Civ.
ing the blood work in promptirg d.
gestion removes it from The head and
induces sleep"
Said an observing Pettis county far
mer to the Gossiper There will be
good crop this year in spite of back
ward spring and wet weather. Let
no body be unduly alarmed. The
season has been Unusually backward.
Farmers have been delay ed. and little
corn have been planted. But there
is plenty of time yet for crops. plenty
of time for corn. A late spring is
always followed by late fall. fhe
small grain is thriving. Oats show a
splendid growth where they were got
in early. Wheat and all small grains |
are prosperous. Or course exceptions
is to be allowed for the fats, but even
in a considerable portion of the low
bottom lands there may be fair crops
this year. 1t dosn't take long to get
e corn crop in nowadays. One man
can now plant one hundred acres in
a few days. Ten days of warm wealth
er will wholly change the situation.
Juries in the justice of the peace
courts render some very surpris-
ing verdicts sometimes" said we'll
known attorney to the Gossiper. There
Was a petit larceny case on trial in
Justice Fishers court some days ago
and there was very little evidence to
'how that the defendant had commit
ed any breach of law. The defend
lnt's attorney was SO confident, when
he jurors retired to consider verdict
hat his client would be acquitted
hat he spent some minutes in explain
ng to the accused that it would be the
proper thing for him TO thank the
jurors individually for their finding
when they returned the same. The
ury was out about five minutes and
t the end of that time they brought
n a verdict of guilty, The jury was
OF thanked by the defendant, nor by
is lawyer.
An old resident of Peitis county