The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-04
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

Hear Sam Jones to-day, it will do yor
good.
There is talk of a newspaper being
started soon in East Sedalia.
Lexington will enjoy live bird shoo
and balloon ascension on July Fourth.
The Kansas City wheelmen, number
ing about %, will arrive to-day at 1870.
Travel was unusually large on tn,
railroads yesterday, many coming and 60
ing both ways.
james Mahan was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian and curator of frankie
B. and Nettie NJ. Mahan, by Judge Hoy
There will be no increase in price al
the Chautauqua grounds during the Sam
Jones assembly, the report on the street,
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
One marriage license was granted yes.
terday by the county recorder as follows
Will; m Moore and Nettie Larimore, both
Of Pettis county.
Robert Walker, who was suddenly
stricken with appoplexy a few days ago, is
rapidly improving and will soon be on the
streets again, much to the qualification OF
lis many friends.
J. NJ. Hume. of Alb North Engineer
street, who had his hand badly mashed
some time ago in the yards in this city,
will leave for St. Louis, Monday, to have
some particles of bones removed from his
wounded hand.
Harvesting is now on in full blast, and
farmers seem happy over the yield. 1t is
to be hoped other crops will yield equally
as well. Then the farmer will have
money likewise the merchant, and then
business will be prosperous again.
A large number of strangers have Wis
tied Sedalia the past ten days, in attend
ance upon the different entertainments
here, and many more will follow this week.
Let our citizens continue the good work of
making strangers visits pleasant ones.
Justice A. ID. Fisher.has been quite
sick this week, at his home on West Fiji
teenth street, but under the care of a good
physician and tender hands of loving
family, he is rapidly improving, and he
will soon be at his post again, dealing oHt
Justice to law-breakers.
AT a meeting of Sedalia lodge,
Knights of Pythias, Past ChancellOrs Ira
I. Bronson, n. H. Smith and J. S. Bosser-
nan were elected representatives to the
grand lodge, and w. F. Noftsker, c. +.
Ernst and B. F. Hughes as alternates.
There was large attendance.
Judge Barnett yesterday evening adj
ourned the special term of the circuit
court, which has been in session this week
rying the partition suit of the heirs of the
Fields estate, until the middle of the
week. 1t will take several days to hear
he evidence yet.
A divorce suit was fled in the circuit |
,ourt yesterday by Whey Fewell against |
Abram Jewell. They were married JAN
,ary Is, 1872, in johnson county, Mo-,
md lived together until October, 1888. |
The alleges cruelty as the cause of the sep |
tion and wants alimony.
In Justice Leven's court yesterday two |
asses were disposed of. Ralph Newhall
vas arraigned for peddling goods without
license, and fined the sum of SO and
osts. George Paxton, for throwing
water on Riley Wells, was not called. and
rot being really for trial, his case was laid
ver until Monday.
A family reunion is going to take
lace at the home of J. d. Russell, the
popular foreman of the Missouri Pacific
hops. His children who live out of the
ity have arrived and yesterday his sister,
lrs. r. B. Hagerman, of Princeton, n. j.,
anne. Mr.. Russell met the lady in St.
.ouis and accompanied her to Sedalia.
A gentleman from Beaman. whose
anne we could not learn, fell in fainting
pell on Main street yesterday morning,
everely bruising his face from which the
lood flowed freely. On Friday he had
he misfortune to run a nail in his foot,
nd was on crutches at the time he fell.
he fall was caused by overhead. He
as removed to East Sedalia.
Will Carter was before Justice Blair
n the charge of embezzlement. hut from
Ime cause he was allowed to plead guilty
, petty larceny and fined 81 and costs
harles Underwater, white, charged with
Bruce Barnett, gate keeper at
ne Chautauqua grounds, bound over to
ppear Monday in the sum of 500. Bar
EFT was but little hurt.
Royal Arch degree was conferred upon
|. S. Tanner, John H. Kobrock and Rob-
IT Battersby, last Friday night, Past
Iigh Priest Archie Campbell comforting
ne degree. After comforting the degree
he entire party repaired to to the lie
rand, where an ample supper was
bread, consisting of all the luxuries of
he season, and was duly appreciated by
] present.
What might have proved fatal acct
ent occurred on Ohio street last evening. ]
L n l.,
rect team OF horses became frightened
way. The driver was thrown from the l
agon and seriously bruised, and three {
,ung boys narrowly escaped being run {
'er and trod upon by the horses. The
am was stopped, however. with no further
image done.
Birdie Coleman, a notorious character s