The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-04
CASH HOUSE.

Young Stone has been spendthrift from
early boy hood DAYS, and at the suggestion
of Mr. Hall. Mrs Stone put check upon
his wild career. The large suns that had
been handed out formerly were curtailed.
and of course this greatly incensed him.
He accused Mr.. Hail of being the cause Of
it all, and vowed he would have vengeance
Matters went from bad To worse. and the
lives OF Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Stone were
made
A. MISERABLE A. rr-siBLE
by the conduct Of the lady's
son. Some two months ago
he married, and change for the better
vas looked for but was not realized. On
every occasion Clint would denounce Hall
in public, and twice he assaulted him.
once with u slung shot, and with such force
that he was compelled to keep his bed for
Il week.
Then ii entered the minds of Mrs. Stone
and Mr.. Hall that IL would be- better to
have Clinton he il better known by that
name remove from Warsaw, taking with
him his young vile. Negotiations were
opened with him and ii was soon ascer-
tanned that he could be- induced To take
his departure upon the payment of 4 GER
tain sum of money. This was finally
agreed to, and few DAYS ago he babe
FAREWELL TO Ills WARSAW FRIENDS
and returned to Clinton, where he formerly
resided. The monied consideration is 500
per month until he arrives of age. when
he is to receive a certain sum Besides
this, Mr. Hall presented him with a hand
some buggy and valuable morse and
other things. and Warsaw will know Clint
no incorporating he can manage To-
subsist on 500 per month.
This action on the part OF Young Stone
thoroughly Disguised the better portion of
the people of Warsaw They discerned
instantly that his talk about Hall was
nothing but persecution, and with those
who had at first thought there might be-
some truth in the ugly rumors. the idea
was instantly dispelled
The BAZOO reporter talked with all the
best business men Of the village ON the
subject in controversy, snd
THEY ARE ALL FRIENDS
of Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Stone. The
mere fact that they occupy rooms
in the same building and take
their meals in restaurant, has
given rise to all this talk, and the BAzoo
regrets that the good people of Warsaw
permitted themselves To make so much
fuss about of nothing.
Mrs. Stone is we'll known throughout
Central Missouri, where she has MANY
warm personal friends. That she is good
and pure woman, is not for a moment
doubted by those who know her best-and
this is verified by all of the elite of the
town calling upon and sympathizipg with
her i'm her troubles. The talk that has
existed there for weeks past has placed her
UPON BED OF SICKNESS,
and when the BAzoO representative called
upon her he was convinced that her cup of
misery was about full.
Regarding Mr.. Hall, nothing was un-
earthed by the reporter To show that he
was other than what he was known to be-
in years pasta christian gentleman. His
past domestic troubles have weighed heav-
lily upon him, and from this cause he
may be termed eccentric. He is one of
the best business men in that whole sec
ton of country, and nearly all those with
whom the reporter talked are solicitous
that he should make Warsaw his home,
aud live down, by a noble life, the talk
which has been raised about him.
He is gentleman of ample means, pub
lie spirited in the highest degree, and can
not but prove valuable acquisition to any
community.