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


Walter Graham, acting passen-
ger agent Of the NJ. K. & I. railway
is in the city.
Mrs. Geo. E. Dugsn returned
yesterday evening from an extended
visit to Arkansas for the benefit Of
her health.
Willie Woodward who was jailed
on the charge of petit larceny. was
released to-day after having served
twelve days.
II. G. Prics is to receive q car
load of choice. we'll broken ponies
and horses between the 18th and 30th
of this month.
Anna Wright for disturbing the
peace of Eulalia Williams appeared
before Justice Blair and had her case
continued to the 2S.h.
The case of A. E. Stewart, for
assault and battery, on complaint of
j. E. Meyer, comes up before Justice
Blair tomorrow morning.
The Nevada Democrat of Friday
says: S. 5. Odell OF Sedalia and Miss
Cecial Spencer of Walker were grant.
ed license to wed this afternoon.
The Gaze of John Dean on charge
of assault and battery. the complaint
being made by John A. Logan, comes
up before Justice Fisher tomorrow.
The case of Maude Givens, on
charge of assault, which has several
times been continued, will come up
before Justice Blair next Wednesday.
Mr.. w. j. Lee was married to
Miss Lsura Ainswor,h on Thursday
evening. May 10Th. by the Rev. Geo.
Marsh at the parsonags 1922, Ingram
avenue.
Yesterday Officer Mooney arrest
ed Jordan Murphy on the charge of
beating Morris Shay. The trial will
come up Monday.
The Sedalia schools are "out,"
and the Sedaiia boy will catch fish
and the chills along the shores of
Flat creek.-Ksnsas City Star.
jess Rogers, whose leg was am
puta:ed sew days since As the result
Of being run over by the wheels of .
railway car. is reported as getting
along very nicely.
-EulaIia William son, colored, was
arraigned before Justice Fisher yes
terday on complaint OF having dis
turbed the pesce of Emma Dixon.
She was fined 81 and costs.
1T is announced officially that the
additional local train tina. was sup
posed would be put on the Missouri
Pacific, between this point and Kan
sss City, will not be run at present.
III the changes of the moon has
anything to do with figh,ing, the queen
Of night is earnestly requested to-
turn her other side to this community.
For much manly blood is being wasted.
The republican convention for
the nomination of county officers will
take place next Monday. There is
not much contest, for the successful
ones will be victims in November.
The Assembly ball at Association
Park, Friday night, was q decided sue
cess. and thoroughly enjoyed by those
who were so fortunate a. to be pres
ent. The music was furnished by the
splendid Sedalis Military band.
The Salvation Army intends to
show ut the Worlds fair in a COM
piete manner its whole scheme Of
moral and social reform. The citizens
here have NO hesitancy in rendering
fhe services Of the Sedslia part Of tho
Army for the purpose indicated.
1t was widely rumored on she
streets yesterday that John B. Sueed,
live stock agent tor the NJ, K. & T.,
and brother of G I'M Saeed, had been
killed by the cars. A telegram. how
ever. was received which pronounced
him we'll and hearty and relieved the
anxiety of bis friends.
The Sedalia EIks will give .
rarely elegant ent .rtsinment next
Wednesday night. in which the wives
and sweethesrts Of the members are
expected to participate. Toe CON-
mittee Of arrangements consists of j.
j. Kinney, c. q. S.reit, w. II.
HOgg, VIM. Latour and w. B.
Lyons.
Judge w. P. Hall, of St. Joseph,
scandidate for Supreme Judge, was in
town yesterday. The judge has many
friends in this section. a. in fact, al
through the st tie. He is a pleasant
gentleman, an able lawyer, and an un-
werving democrat. He served most
acceptably on the bench of the Kan