The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-31
DRIPPINGS
From Aurora Springs, Sent Hither
for Readers OF the Sunday
Morning BazOo.

Mrs. Joseph W. Anthony was called
to Sedalia, last week, by the illness of her
brother.
IS. A. Nav, salesman for s. B. Sale &
Co., of St. Louis, called on our merchants
this week.
Jerry and Jessie Hornheck, Of Prairie
Home, Cooper county, visited our town
this week.
WIN. Murphy and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Sarah Griffin, of Burlington,
Boone county, are partaking Of Aurora
health-giving waters.
"A case of crookek whisky traffic was
brought before Mayor Downing this week
The MAYOR holds down the police court
bench like thoreug bred
ID. C Sterling one of Moniteau's pros
porous farmers aud stock raisers, finds it
necessary To visit the Springs AMI drink
Aurora water nearly every week.
Fred Strubel, of Cole co unity, is using
Aurora water for rheumatism. II will
serve him like ali who ~ it 1t will
make him SO much besser as he vas be-
fore.
Auditor John Walker and r. p. Bland
last. Mr.. Bland seems 10 be we'll posted
On republican rascality and democratic
promises
Caleb Muir. the accommodating sales
man of Brown Bros, Sedalia, is in town
with handsome line Of Christmas goods
He has an immense trade, all of which he
has won by fair dealing and bis courteous
manner.
The Aurora Springs cornet band sere-
naded Hons. E. p Bland and John Walk
er, At the Virginia hotel, Thursday night
The gentlemen responded with neat little
speech, paying quite a compliment to the
band and our town, generally.
Jacob Petty, of Lawrence. Kas.. who,
town, returned from a months visit to
says he can't leave the Springs long at q
time, as they saved his life. He never de-
serts the ship that brought him over.
DIR. N. H. Ferguson, OF Bangor, Maine,
has been prospecting our town for friend
in the interest of good hotel. and will re-
port favorable. The doctor will consider
the prosperity of bank in our town. The
BAZoo sends them here, and an impartial
canvass of the surroundings never fails to
impress favorably.
Some of our boys, AMI even the ripper
age, engaged in an Old-time charivari in
the suburbs, the other night. The newly
welded pair did not take kindly to the
racket, and showed fight. When the fam
lily bull dog was turned loose upon the
scene, the boys had business down town, and
in Their haste to get there, Eli, they took
tumble over big log, and the boys say the
old man held Oh TO his old tin boiler, all
the same.
jackson Piel. NJ Greggs, A. May, ST.
Louis; w. L. Mccoy, Kansas City; Jno
Seidel, III NJ Northrup, John Walker, w
L. Thomas, A Il. Hubbard, JEFF City; X.
H. Franklin, Melven Stephens, james
Cummings, Mount Pleasant X. p Bland,
Lebanon; c. w. Muir, L. J Schrader, Sc
dalia; z. Strong, Boonville; Phil Howen-
stein, J. II. Todd, A Fuikerson, Tuscum-
bia; Lee Sedgwick, are registered al the
Virginia hotel.
DIR. S. B. Stapleton, of Lawrence,
Kas,, an old and respected citiz. n, and prac-
titioner OF thirty-fve years, has been at
tracted by the analysis of our springs and
and has been greatly benefited. The doc.
tor praises our springs and town publicly,
and we fatter ourselves He will invest
He is watching the improvement of q
number Of bad cases, very closely, and says
the science OF chemistry has certainly been
excelled by nature in compromising the
Aurora water.