The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
STATE GLEANINGS.
Items that are Odd ard Newsy
Compiled from Many Mis-
souri, Papers.

WV sss'>" 80 - r s"S
james Whitcomb Riley will ex-
hib;t in st. Louis December 4.
Hicks, the weather prophet, pre-
diets bitter cold winter for Missouri.
Apples are being shipped to
Kansas City from Oregon and Wash
ington.
The Springfield Democrat has
raised charity fund amounting to
S164, 90.
Sturgeon vas named for the pres
ident of the North Missouri railroad
81 years ago.
"A Mrs. Spaunhorse, wife of St.
Louis printer, has gone away with a
handsOmer man.
The arrest of a st. Joe loafer and
burglar in Clinton. Mo-, is termed
punching burglar.
Felix Storz, an aged German of
MontrOse, hic-coughed himself to
death Monday, Nov. 20.
Thieves stole and drove of an en-
tire flock of Cotswold sheep belong
to r. H. Walden of Howard county.
Gilbert Blake Gardener, of St.
George, suicides. Another coward
leaves helpless wife to battle alone.
Columbia Pottery company shut
down for a "brief visit, is new way
IF advertising a suspension of bust
ness.
Mrs. Lou jackson, Of Macon.
predicted her own death, and died
within 80 minutes of the time men
toned.
Thirty people were baptized al
Aldrich, Greene county, Yesterday
The result of Christian church re-
vival there.
-Brooms will he cheap commud-
ity in Montrose. One hundred tons
Of broom corn were hauled into the
town last week.
james Archer dehorned 105 steers
in Vernon county last Friday.
rwenty-three pairs OF horns were
taken oil in ii minutes.
--Bain!s cnliege o. Clinton has lost
IN able scholar and Instructor in the
death of Prot. feidi. one 81 the fac
ulty, who died Nov. -.
DR.. ". W. Todd, of the Medical
cnllege of 81. LnuiS, who died IL that
city Nov. 23. WAS inferred at his old
home in Shelbyville, Mo.
Cedar county Is mourning the
Heath al Watt hartly. cashier vi the
Stockton Exchange bank. His death
was caused by BrigEli's disease.
The charred remains of Paul L..
Force, a missing G.. \. Il. man who
resided near Lamar. were found I'M,
der hearth>tone %! the cabin ne oc-
cupied.
The lost found: Truant wife
and suspicious husband kiss and max,
up. and 81. Joe cheated OF great
sensations in the A,hmore and Wal
rers' eSeapadeS.
Frank p. Anderson of Nevada,
was at Kansas City yesterday press
ing his claims for position in the
office of Internal Revenue Collector
under Col Withers.
An exchange of 1.-The Monitor
avs that the Missouri river is so low
lhat it is necessary to haul water t,
run the ferry boats, and the fis!
-necze on account of the dust.
Adam Seelinger and wife OF
Butler, Mo, celebrated the 10Th ami
ver-ary of their marriage Nov. 22nd
Their four sons anil families, number
ing %. assisted at the marriage feast,
The Marshall Progress Is helping
to boom the electric railway from
Houstonia t. Mch,iister Springs. Se
dalia capitalists and projectors should
doff their beavers with thanks awfully.
Saline county has "Semi-C zen,
tenaTIan CiJp. 10 be eligible, lathe
must be over 30 years of age. Must
have few members, for women seldom
acknowledge having passed. the 10th
meridian OF life.
The Bank of TT. Scott has sold 800
acres Of land in Harrison township,
Vernon COUNTY, fcf S1S,d1o. 1t j,
known as the Brooks land. The pur.
chaser was W. j. Rayner, of Bloom
ington, Illinois.
The Butler R.co,d SAYS: The Sc
dalia Bazoo comes to our table, again
the paper published for the people
now on earth j. West Goodwin i,
a thorough newspaper man, and tn,
Bazoo good paper.
Mrs SalIia Tarr.rt of kansa.