The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-06-27
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

visiting friends at Odessa Mo.
Several Of cur boys are going over t.
Sedalia to compete for to bicycle prizes
Marshall Democ,dt-Neus.
The Chatauqua meeting will prove
very interesting to-day. Let eyerybod,
who can, be sure to attend.
ATTEND the Christian Sunday Schoo
excursion to Pertle Springs on Tuesday
Everybody invited:
Three hundred gas stoves are in ust
in Sedalia and the Gas company has S0t
parties TO whom they refer.
Parties buying Gas Stoves take nc
chances. The Gas Co. guarantee every
stoves sold to be satisfactory.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence, of St Louis
are visiting the family OF Mr.. l. W. Whit.
sett at No. $40 West 10th street.
Miss Claggett, who resides i'm the eas.
tern part of town, is suffering with measles
She is attended by DIR. Grimes.
MIR. Albert S. Hammer of West 10th
street. who has been quite sick with pneu-
lnonia, is reported much better to-day.
Letters of administration were granted
to Mrs. Black on the estate of her deceas-
ed husband, who lived near Hustonia.
The Telegraphers' Union held their
regular bi-weekly meeting at X. OF p. hall
last evening. Several visiting members
were present.
Wheat harvest has begun in this coun-
", and from what Information can be
gathered the crop will be more than an
average yield.
Travel and freight traffic on all the
railroads has been unusually largethe past
week, which is an indication that business
is improving.
A colored excursion party, headed by
the Queen City cornet band, departed yes
terday morning for Clinton to participate
in grand picnic.
The Missouri Pacific shops were clos
ed on Saturday, in order to curtail expen-
ses. The will be opened again Monday
morning, however.
This section of the country has been
blessed with plenty of rain the past week.
The crops are now an assured fact and the
farmers are smiling.
A lesson in economy has been taught
by bachelor at Holt, Mo. He hung
himself with piece of hickory bark to
save the price Of a rope.
Another electric storm passed over
this city Saturday morning at one o'clock.
While pretty severe there was no damage
done as far as can be learned.
--rhe Missouri editors will be extended
hearty welcome in Chicago this week,
and the fair will receive a great amount OF
gratuitous advertising in consequence.
General Superintendent H. e. Clark,
AID Superintendent NJ. Stillwell were in
the city Friday night for a few hours,
coming in on a special. They left mid
night for st. Louis.
The sale of Montana horses at auction
at Wolfe's wagon yard Saturday, caused
quite large crowd to attend. Prices were
very low, and not many were sold. Prices
ranged from S. up.
The banquet given to the editors at
Clinton, Friday night last, was prOnOunc-
ed as fine as any ever given in the state.
The people of Clinton have a world wide
reputation for hospitality.
The editors in attendance upon the
convention at Clinton, passed through Sc
dalia en- route to Chicago, at 1870 this
morning on the NJ, X. 4 I. where a cor
dial invitation awaits them.
The NJ, X. 4 T. flyer was little late
yesterday morning. The train ran from
Clinton to Sedalia, forty miles, in fifty-six
minutes. with Geo. Nicely engineer and
John Wrightman conductor.
There has been placed on the electric
road new car, the work Of Sedalia me-
chanics. 1t has been dubbed by the small
boy as the flyer" 1t is a neat car and
speaks we'll for workman who built it.
A valuable jack belonging to DIR. c.
w. Leabo and William Weller, OF Green
Ridge, is dead. The Local says: "No more
will we hear his beautiful soprano voice in
the middle of the night and his usual sun
rise serenade will be missed by many"
Lem ID. Dunn, John Kinks, Albert
Price and Harry Jakeman, all en-
ployes of the katy" shops, went to the
Iamine river last evening on a fishing
expedition. Kinks has agreed to deliver
to Bob Morrow of the Court House Market
$50 pounds of fish on his return. Conse-
guently he is not expected to return until
the autumn leaves begin to fall.
The BAzoo is informed that u Young
man named Sims, who lives on Flat creek,
has been suffering greatly lately from an
liberated tooth, which broke yesterday
with serious injury to his left eye, causing
it to pop out Of his head. His suffering
was terrible. He was brought to this city
and placed under the care of a physician
who gave him all the relief possible.
"A very small audience greeted the
Payton company at Forest Park last even
ing, owing, no:doubt, to its being Saturday,
and the intense heat of the day The COM
pany, although working to disadvantage,
on account Of heat, did remarkably we'll.
The play on the board last night was the
Hidden hand" and all the ehayscters
we're we'll presented, especially Mo and
Miss Payten's.