The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-24
BOONVILLE BUZZ.
All the News Picked Up in
the Beautiful Vine
Glad City.
A ReadaJ.e Letter Touching on
Matters of General
Interest.
ROCKVILLE, Mo-, April q, 1883.

BOOnvllle ihis week.
w. HI. Tucker has returned from
visit 10 Saline county.
-Leverett Leovand, of Saline county is
visiting in this county.
Will BIskey is out again, after a Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever.
&C. B. Ludopriele, of this county, has
removed to Nebraska to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lindsay were
guests of E. 3. Bunce, recently.
Frank Gibbons is the manager of the
Telephune5exchange in our city.
Mr. c. S. Woods, OF Kansas City, form
erly of Boonville, is visiting here.
Mrs. John Fanington, of Howard county,
is the guest of DR.. John B. Holman.
w. X. Baker has. graded off his lot on
Sixth street, preparatory to building.
Mr.. aud Ms L. B. GOode, of Bunce-
ton, were in BOonvilIe since my last.
DIR. J. McClanahan made brief
business trip to ST. Louis since my last.
Mr. and Mrs Milo Blair, of the Queen
City, have been visiting in BoOnville.
Miss BERTHE Reed, of st. Louis. was the
guest of Miss Nora Lambart this week.
Mr.. p B. Perkins, contractor of the
water works, spent the week IN Boonville.
Mrs Mai,id. Brsut, of st Douis, is
visiting the family of Major WIN. Hanley.
Mrs. p. G. Wallser and her daughter,
Miss Matte, spent last Tuesday in our
city.
Frank Hamers. of the firm of Hamers
& Ewing, OF Bunceton, Was in town YES
lerday.
Miss Mamie Spsler is visiting friends
| in Fulton. She viii he absent about six
weeks
Welt. Eppslein's lot, on Fourth street.
has teen titled up-a decided IMPROVE
ment.
Dan Wooliirge's museum is growing
Dams latest addition is has 'Grandia tbei's
Clock.
| MIR and Mrs. VIM. Hahn. of Sedsiia,
| we're over In attendance On the Hain-Eox
wedding.
MIR. f p. Hawkins and family, OF
Clinton, Mo-, are spending the week IN
Boohvile.
L J. Roach, one OF Camden county,
p,omiDent citiZeDs, was In BoOnviile,
| Wednesday.
Miss Vena Russell, of Arrow Rock,
Mo-, is bewitching some vi Our boys and
girls this week.
Miss Sue Holman, whohss been visit.
ing in Howard county for some weeks, has
returned home
Col w. J. Yankee, of Sedalia, was
among those registered at the City hotel IN
our city this week.
The United States snag boat, John S.
Macomb, has bten lying at our wharf sew
eral days this week.
Miss Lizzie Landlord is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia at her fathers resi-
dence near this city.
&C. w. II Fsrland, The well-known St
Louis drummer, was talking TO BOonville
merchants this week.
| H. L. Denewekick and John w.
Moore. both of California, Mo, were in
our city, Wednesday.
Rev. c. c. Woods. ID. D., OF Kansas
City, paid his daughter, Mrs. w. w. Hall,
short visit this week.
The Indebtedness of Boonville is $780,
600. The city is offering Sl.O2 and inter-
est for outstanding bonds
&C. L. Jackson. of your city, was in
the Vine Clad city Sunday, ostensibly on
business, but really -
| Miss Dora Thompson, of this county.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Gillian,
in Slater, Saline county.
Our street sprinkler was out on the
streets laying the dust this morning, much
to the comfort of pedestrians
MIR. JOHN c. Goss, PIT sident of our
city council, who has been very sick this
week, is at present improving.
Peter Shelby, one of our old citizens
who has beea suffering from a severe at
tack OF malaria. is improving.
Col. j. r Estel and wife, Of Estell
Station, Howard county, were In Boon
vile OH business Wednesday
'-Thos. Kehoe, the New York drummer,
formerly OF Sedalis, and we'll known here,
was soliciting orders in our city recently.
Married. on the 18th inst, BY Judge
B. & Clark. Mr.. Henry Steinbrink and
MIR. and Mrs John K. Walker and
taDies are at the state capital on = visit to
relatives. They will be absent about ten
days.
The BAzoo is glad TO report Mr.. David
Andrews, Who has been sick ever since his
return from California, is able 20 be cut
again.
j. III. Johnston. J. W. Waffen * w.
NJ. Williams, all lawyers IF our city, at
tended circuit court in Versailles this
this week.
Henry Ccum, one oi the Oldest set
tiers OF this county. had a uarrow escape
from drowning while out fishing one day
recently.
Rev. X. Williams, vi the Central
college at Fayette. Howard county, breaches
at the Methodist church, south, here to-
morrow.
j. r. Adams, an old citizen Of Cooper
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