The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19
SEDALIA: BRIEFS.

SEDALIA; BRIEFS.
There is not a vacant house in
East Sedalia.
A tank has been attached to the
drinking trou.h on the market
square.
Miss Maggie Dewitt, sister OF
Miss Lizzie Licklider of this ci J, died
at he home near Clinton, Mo.
The market square has been
thoroughly cleaned and now presents
a nea, appearance. The credit is due
Chief of Palice DeLong.
The funeral services of NJ s.
Susan Green will take place from the
family residence, 1921 Ohio street.
his afternoon at ) o'clock.
A detective went down to Adsir
a"s. the robb rs he thought for to scare,
But tine gang laughed in glee
As they rode away free
With the b,odle and everything tn ere.
S. w. kniffin, wife and children,
If II. Louis, who have been guests of
John Stryker and family in Sedalia,
left for the south yesterday morning.
alexander Spears and Martin
Lu'her Gardner. negro boys, were re-
leasei rom jill yesterday, after hav-
ing served out several days sentence
tor Sealing cherries.
Mrs. D. s. Koontz. of Boorville,
passed through Sedalia yesterday
morning on her way to Otterville to
celebrate with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. Stark, her birthday.
The depot at Walker, No., a
mail station this side of Nevada. on
the NJ, K. & T., was destroyed by
fi'e en- last Wednesday night. 1t was
total loss.
Joseph Welch, a young man re-
-iding near Newland postofiice. eight
miles northeast Of SEED ala, has become
deranged, and his case will be at
I. nd.d to by the county court.
AT the Chautauqua assembly at
Per'le Springs last F.iday, Miss An
ME f. Britts of Sedalia, was a ME m
Der Of the graduating class and re-
ceived a certificate. The class fjwer
sas carnstion.
Bach RI and his Queen City nine,
Who thought they could play very fine,
Vert up to st. Joe,
But their big tale Of woe
Will make us poor people repine.
u. G. Stevens. mail clerk at the
unicn depot, was made happy yesier-
dsy ny an increase of bis salary from
5000 to $500 per annum. Mr..
Sevens is entirely worthy Of such
preferment.
/ A notorious Sedalis negro named
Hayden Bryant, was arrested and
lodged in Jail yesterday, charged with
stealing q dozen chickens from Dairy.
man HUFF. Bryant will be arraigned
before Justice Fisher tomorrow.
Charles Febr, the lad who was
srrested a week ago for burglary and
larceny, was arranged before Justice
Lsvens yesterday morning. He gave
bond in the sum of 5000 to appear be.
Tore the Pettis county criminal court.
Rev. ]. 7. Cowan, of Sedalia,
went TO Clinton this morning ia
organize q lodge Of Woodmen of the
" urld. This order is making a rapid
growth in Missouri aud the lodge in
SedaIia lie in q Aourisning condition.
Charles Uuderhill, who, as an
elocutionist, proved drawing card al
the Pertle Springs Chautauquan as
ssmhly the past week, was in Sedalia
yesterday, en- route to Eagle. Ten.
nessee, to meet q professional engage
ment.
Capt. Pits. of Monroe county,
arrived from the north last evening
and left on the II o'clock train for
Jefferson City. The captain, who is
q candidate for state treasurer, will
+, have his headquarters at the Madison
House.
The case against Thomas Davis,
charged with disturbing the peace;
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