The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
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Items Of Interest from the Capital
Of Henry County.

William Rus ior~esly Of Sed.lis. has
the bo~ butcher chop.
Clinton has ihr~e thousand people.
Good enough aud gruvins.
-CIini0n has colos~d barber NAMED
Plumber. Whats in q n.asef
-"Bae" Garth j. building one 81 the
6ners rs~idencsa in town, IN the Gunner al
Third and Franklin STREETS.
Major 4 ALTER, two en,erPriaing yooag
men, have open~d . wagon shop here to
m.nufscture the 'Sisr vagoa."
PROF. Lampkir. of Fulton, No, w..
on Monday Last, elected principal Of she
clinton public schools ios the ensuing yess.
The Lewis Mining C",npsny property
sss sold last Tuesday ~ trustees sale
Fike 4 Collins, Of Clinton we're the purchas-
en.
DR.. Bsitis - building . magnificent
residence on the corner Of High and Frsak.
lin street. Il will BE q line o. the finest
when completed.
Mayor 8 Blsn il IN enterpri.,ne ci,i.
seo. He he's one Of the 6nest livery stables
In the county, and his t1rnouis are second
To bone in Central Missouri.
Oak Grove Cemetery il one Of the most
beautiful "ciies Of the dead" in oil Central
Missouri. The shrubbery, which il most
admirably arranged, is growing most luz
ur.n,ly.
Two thousand acres Of land in Henry
county vas sold on Tuesday last By B. g.
Boone for the old Mechanics bank, Of 81
Louis. Il brought fair prices.
A very interesting suit wss heard BE-
fore Judge Wright the past week. Coium-
bus E. Cruce, Of this county. died On Dec.
IL, 1869. Three days before be died be
made . will. bequeaihing his entire estate.
valued At about 5000. 10 his son, Julius
C., and Lis daughter Agnes. ssed respec-
lively shout Two and Eve yean, making his
brother, Isasc n Cruce, then Of Henry
county, executor. The mother OF the chill
dren died about 1858. 20 the death Of the
father left the children orphans. Julius
G. Cruce has reached his majority. and the
executor applied to the Probate Court for
. final settlement Ii was granted, but not
satisfactorily TO iheexrcusor and he sppealed
TO the Circuit Court. The principal thing
10 Eight over Is allowances asked BY the ex
ecuior. also the question Of compound in.
ierest on monies belonging to the estate in
the hands Of the executor.
WOODEN WEDDING.
Five years ego the 9Th Of this month, the
Hon. B. G. Rpone and Mis Irene Rogers
we're united in marriage. Last Wednesday
heins the 9Th anniversary. the many friends
Of Col. Boone and lady made arr.nsemeais
to celebrate the event in grand style. In
the evening Col. Boooe's re-id~nce on Green
street was beautifully illuminated, and
from every tree On the Lawn were suspended
numerous Chins-e lanterns. Aboui one
hundred g"es,s we're pres~nt, and happine,.s
rrig"ed supreme during the entire evening.
PRExExs.
The presents we're many and chosen with
good Judgment by the donors. The first in
order wss 6or brown-tesry, pulled MARION
velvet, walnut parlor set, fro@ the young
men Of Clinton.
Qleen Anne rocking chair-MnL q. Y.
Salmon, Mrs. Paul Thornton and Mns. C.
Il. Burton.
Rsas.rlIs camp chair-Mrs Msris Thorn
ten.
Willow and walnut work stand e
Allison.
.Mirror-J. A. Driegs-
Tub aud bucket Mr.. and Mn- Qusrles.
Ice p.ck-Mr. and Mn. Kimbsoueh.
Shaving cs~e-H. II. Armsirong.
Flower siand-An. Bnrye.
japanese brackei-Molli~ Qusrles.
japanese collar box-Mns. Fnlken~nn.
japanese card bovl-Mn. Tyler.
Card st.nd-Ai&es Parks.
japanese jewel case-Mn. rsovein.
Japanese handkerchief bOx-Mns. will
Foole.
japanese trays-Mr. and Nn. wside-
meyer.
Jspsnese work box-Mis F. Lind-ay.
Ink stand-Mia Kate McLsne.
Towel rsck-Mn. Eimond.oa.
Vases-Ais Meidemeyer.
Broom-Mis Maggie Salmon, With the
following vere attached:
"This simple gift make 10 thee,
It's use recommend-
In su,ahine use the ksushy part,
In storms the other end"
Card receiver, match safe and bracket
Nm. E Allison.
Thermometer-Mn H. RhIel.
Baromeser-Mm. Chss. Wilson.
Sterescope. With vievs-Mn.J. n. Avery.
Gilt inlaid table-Henry County Ds.-
oHaf.
Fork and spooo-Mr. and Mr.. Carter.
Lemon squeeser-Min Lacie Hsrris.
Posato m.sher-Mies Josss Wright.
Gilt and ebony frame. inlsid With pearl
Mn. D. C. Stone.
Pocket hoo, jack H. w. Salmon.
The refreshnents vere excellent; the
party sdjoUsned about eleven o'clock, and
every one veas home feeling that is -
good to have been there. and Wishing NJ.
and Nm. Booos long and happy life.
On Thursday evening NJ. and MsI B.
gave dance TO the young folks. which -
veil asseoded By - gay . erovd - ever
stripped The light fantastic" II Wa very
near the morning hours when they vent