The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-28
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

Miss z tia Bellows is still lying
quite low.
The farmers have commenced the
work of harvesting.
Mrs. McVey is erecting q fne
residence on East Broadway.
John Shy lost twenty-five dollars
yesterday from his pocket while on
the street.
Judge Dougherty, of Morgan
county was in the city yesterday and
purchased binder for his harvest.
field.
The Missouri Pacific and q Dor
lion of the NJ. X. Il I. shops, were
shut down yesterday on account of the
hot weather.
Prof. F. G. Billings, the popular
and well known piano tuner, return
ed yes erday from weeks sojouru in
BoOnville.
Judge McF arland of the Missouri
supreme court, was a passenger on
yesterdays passenger train from JEFF
ferson City.
The Sedslia School of music gives
Its splendid annual concert and. COM
mencement exercises next Thursdsy
and Friday evenings.
Secretary LanghOme will address
the boys meeting q, 2:15 p. m. Sub
ject. 'The Boy Jesus,"-the boys
orchestra will be present.
One of the orators in the recent
peoples party convention in this
city declared publicly that U. =. Hall
10 the ''prince of hypocrites."
"A gentleman from southeast Mis-.
souri,, it is rumored, will reopen the
LeGrand hotel, which was recently
closed out under chattle mortgage.
Hon. A. w. Florea, democratic
candidate for lieutenant governor,
passed through Sedaiia yesterday af-
terDOon, en route to Kansas City.
Pettis couuty's pioneer real estate
agent. j. NJ. Byler is having the
interior of his Office on Lamine street
very handsomely reprinted and paper.
ed.
Joe P. Johnston passed through
Se1aiia yesterday afternoon en- route
TO Warrensburg. He hal been attend
ing the Chicago democratic conven.
ton.
Extensive Preparations are be-
ing made for fourth of July celebra-
ton at Forest Park. The interesting
programme will be published in =
few days.
The case Of J. s. Briggs, who re.
sides near Thatcher's ford, Flat creek,
charged with abandoning his child,
will be tried in Justice Fishers court
next Saturday.
Mrs. George H. Russell, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, arrived in Sedalia yester-
day and is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam title. She is on her way to
Denver.
Miss Babe O'Brien, who attended
The Chicago democratic convention,
returned home yesterday morning.
he reports having had an Interesting
and enjoyable time
The case Of Isaac Wood, charged
with disturbing the peace of Mr..
Olivia Price, Was dismissed by Justice
Fisher yesterday. Defendant and
plaintiff reside near Beamsn.
Harry Brewster, formerly, Of
BoOnville, and now in business at
Joplin. passed through Ssdalis yester-
day, on his way to visit his family
Who are stiIl in Boonville.
Miss Katie Igelhart. of Culumbia.
NO., returned home yesterday morn.
ing, after delightful visit to In Sc
dalia, where she was the guest Of her
cousin. Mrs. John A. Collins.
Frank Pitts, the one-armsd ex-
Confederate candidate for state treas
urer, was in Sed lila last evening. en-
route to his home in Monroe county.
Mr.. Pitts is making q vigorous cam.
paign.
Ed. Green, who participated in
the masonic ceremonies at Clinton ou
Friday, says that the Sedaliars had -
splendid time and were elegantly
entertained by their ClintOnian breth-
rem.
Emil Pailiou, formerly OF Boom
vile, but until recently a medical SUI
dent in Ph'ladelphia. is the guest Of
DIR. q. A. Russell. Mr.. Pailion is a
most popular aud accomplished young
gentleman.
About TWENTY-FIVE Sedalans had
to remain in Clinton Friday night.
and dill not reach huma up,il vester