The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-31
EEDALIA BRIEFS.

is lying dangerously i'll.
w. B. Shaw, of Lamont is re-
ported in critical condition.
Passenger traffic is reported un-
usually light for this season of the
year.
The rooms being constructed for
city offices will be ready for occupancy
next week.
Elmer Warren an East Sedalia
boy was badly bitten by a dog late
yesterday evening.
The weather couldn't remain
sober a week at a time. 1t had to
get son a tear yesterday.
It. H. Boyd was in Sedslia, this
week in the interest of the brick COM
pany.-Knobnoster Gem.
Quite a number of the sonth Soda
liz boys we're loading yesterday for a
fishing tournament at an early day.
Elmore Murray is having a boat
made for the waters of Flat Creek and
tributaries. Inquest and White are
the architects.
The council will meet in regular
session tomorrow night. The meet
ing will be held at that time and in
future in the police court room.
Several arrests were made last night
On the charge of intoxicstion, and the
parties will respond to roll in Judge
Rsuck's court tomorrow morning.
The Sedalia colored minstrels are
making preparations for another
grand entertainment, under the di-
rection of white manager.
/ Fred Guenther has purchased a
high-grade Victor bicycle, and very
quickly mastered the intricacies of
riding the machine in graceful man.
ner.
Mayor Stevens says the great cry
of Texans has been for rain. If Prov
idence had been willing Missouri
would have cheerfully divided her
share during the past two months.
One of the long felt wants shout
the union depot is a new platform,
the present one being in . miserable
condition, and creditable neither to
the city or railway company.
| "A wagon occupied by Dick San
drice and another party WIS blown
ove1 in front of the ice plant yester.
day by the high wind. The parties
were fortunately uniujured.
The May number of practical
knowledge" published in this city
by Prof. C. w. Robbins has just
beeni issued and is brin full of good
things.
Considerable complaint is coming
in relative to fast driving and riding
on the streets of the city. 1t Is
dangerous to pedestrians, children
especially and if the thing keeps up
somebody will be ierked.
About one o'clock yesterday even
ing the high wind played q freak BY
blowing . portion of the tin roof off
the building of j. West Goodwin, op-
posite the court house. For q time it
caused quite a commotion in that vi.
cinity.
Rev. Thomas Marsh, pastor of
the Congregational church of Green
Ridge preached bis farewell sermon.
to bis members on last Sunday, prepa-
ratory to taking charge of q church
in the south part of the state.
Memorial services will be held at
Green Ridge and Lamont, j. 1. Or.
rison will deliver the address at Green
Ridge. At Lamont the exercises
will be in charge Of General Hunters
post No. 81 and an interesting pro-
gram will be given.
1t looks as though every bum that
lis run out of Sedalia makes a bee
line for Lamont. There were just 13
of these gentry in this place Wednes-
day, and all come from the direction
of the Queen City.-Lamont Record.
| H. NJ. Aughe who has been in
the city for the last week will leave for
Butler to-day. Mr.. Aughe is ship
per Of fine horses fer the eastern mar.
ket and while in the city tried to pur.
chase some horses offering top prices
but failed TO make purchase.
The entries so far made for the
August races of the Missouri Fair As
ISOLATION 60 to show that the meeting
viii be the grandest success ever at
tanned in that line in Central Missouri.
For the $1,000 stake alone, there are
nearly fifty entries. while the aggre-
gate amount of purses and stakes will
reach S25 600.
The report published in the st.
Louss and Nevada papers and re-
nuhl;shed here that f. l.. Human