The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-23
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Culled From the BaZOO's EX-
changes and Compiled for its
Readers.
SALINE.

ia, Is attending circuit court. Mar
shall Capital.
MIR. j. b. Ashurst and Miss Mel.
lie q. Talbot were uniiei in marriage
at the residence of the brides father,
MIR. n. H. Talbot, near Mt. Leonard,
on wednesday evening, Feb. 18th,
1892. Rev. w. X Dobyns oiiici-
RED Mr.. and Mrs. A.hurst will re-
sile near Mt Leonard.
"A. w. Reynolds, alias C.. b.
Arnold, had his preliminary exsmi-
nation before Squire McGuire last
Saturday. During the trial he proved
himself TO De all that he was suspected
Of being, and his bond fixed at $500,
and in default of payment Of same he
was sent to Jail TO wait the action OF
the grand jury. -Marshall Capital.
A large collection was made at
the Christian church, Sunday night,
for the purpose of defraying the ex-
penses of several men to the Kelley
institute, and thus giving them the
benefit of practical prohibition. Other
churches and temp rance people ought
to follow in the work, resting assured
that those will be saved who are worth
saving Marshall Capital.
AT the adjourned meeting of the
Saline county bar held last night at
the court house, resolutions were
adopted and a commit zee, consisting
of james Cooney, Il. NJ. Renolds, ID.
ID. Duggins, A. +. Rector, L. III
Harvey with the chairman Samuel
Davis selected, whose duty it will be
to correspond with the bars Of differ
ent counties and to wait upon the
legislature in order to preserve the
present judicial circuits, both civil
and criminll.
A speci al train, containing Ade-
lima Patti and comp my, stopped at
Slater last Tuesday evening. 1t con-
sistsd of sleeper, chair car, smoker
an baggage car. The greet singer
did not make h-r appearance, but re-
manned III tine sleeper with drapcry
drawn around her, unc nscious of the
fact that she was passing through
Gods country in broad daylight. she
receives 81, 800 individually tor each
time she sings, and gives two enter
tainmenis per week.
Chris Add eman who was the en-
gineer Of the passenger train in the
Larabee wreck received a C eek this
week for $50. The check was sent
him by Chas. l.. Raymond, of the
firm of Raymond IL Co., commission
merchant of Chicago. Raymond was
ON the train at the time of the colli.-
ion and firmly believes that he would
have been killed had it not been for
AddlemAn's remarkable presence of
mind in putting on his air brakes.
Addleman is rapidly recovering from
his injuries, but his broken limb will
disable him for long while.
Marshal is atfi cited with lot of
young crimina's, who, most likely for
the want Of proper training by their
parents, have begun to pilfer the
stores in that city. Last Sunday
Thos. and Ben Wayland,
aged respectively 10 and ID years,
were caught in the grocery store OF
Ehrman Bros The older boy was
arrested, placed in Jail until the fol-
lowing day, when he was brought be-
fore the mayor for preliminary ex
amina on. His bond was placed at
$500, and not being able to raise that
amount he was returned to Jail.
COOPER.
Judge l. L. Williams left for
Alaska Monday.
Miss Chat,ie Rogers is visiting |
friends in Mexico, Mo.
Col. w. G. Hays left for Jeffer-
ION City Tuesday moir'ng.
The anniversary of the birth of |
',he Father of his country" will be
appropriately celebr ,ted at the
( mper school Monday night.
The gentlemen of B ,onville have
ormed club, through which they
ave high expectations of great
mutual benefit and rational amuse-
nent.
The celebration of the anniver.
aIy of the organization of the N. s.
looking club, in 1885, was celebrated
most approximately last night by an
legant entertainment given to large
lumber of friends at the handsome
esidence of Major and Mrs. H. NJ.
lark. The spacious rooms were
dorned with flowers, evergreens and
'orks of art, most skillfully arranged
u fine effect, and the photographs of
bsent members we're displayed. Mrs.
Q.a-A NJ. 4