The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-09
NEWSY NOTES
from Aurora Springs, Jorteo
Down by the Bazoo's Special
Correspondent.

Hugh Logan has returned from Yer.
sailles and is telling his other girl he is
not married.
Two gentlemen who, Just arrived from
Eureka Springs, report great deal oil
sickness there.
F. b. Wheeler, Joseph Anthony, ST.,
and X. II. Stewart are just recovering
from pneumonia.
John I. Palmer, of East Atchisou,
Kansas, is stopping at the springs and
talks OF going into business mere.
Fred Peterson, of the Aurora lumber
yard, is attending to business connected
with his Versailles lumber yard this week
"A somnambulist was surprised at one
of our hotels the other night. Ii was sup
posed he had been calling and to avoid de-
lection feigned sleep.
w. T.. Downing is taking out a good
quality of coal near town and delivering il
80 our citizens. The deposit is large and
worth thousands TO our town.
Lou Masterson just got into his shop
sgain in time to get the boys faces slicked
up and their hair shampoOtd before the
holidays. Lou is a keen kutter.
A number of ladies surprised the fam
'ly Of DIR. L. b. Wilson, one night last
week, and spent a pleasant evening, talk
ing about the fashions and the new minis
'er, We presume.)
-Coasting is the order of the day with
the boys. They have Aurora street as
>mooth as an otter slide. while some of
their physiOgomies look like the map Of
Mexico after battle with the Greasers.
George Gray, one OF our lumbermen.
has purchased two thousand and nirety-
seven acres IF timber land snd will soon
open up large tie works. George is an en-
ergetic, thorough business MAJ. We wish
him we'll in his new enterprise.
The right man can get assistance in
building a good custom mill in Aurora
Springs. We have good Inill and q Gus
tom can be had second to none i'm Central
Missouri. This u number one chance for
a good man il they will come soon.
We ordered our New Years cards
from London and they failed to arrive in
time, which We hope will be sufficient ex-
cnse to our friends for our not calling. We
made two, however, (sans ceremonie) one
where they kept Tom and Jerry anu the
other was at the sane place. Just mark
that down on the slate, barkeeper.
On New Years night quite number
OF our citizens called on Rev. Morrison
with . good quantity of life preserves,
which made the good minister heart glad
and his larder fat. He and Mrs. Morrison,
in their kind, genial manner, welcomed
all, and quite pleasant evening was
spent. Mr.. Morrison deserves great credit
for the zeal and persistency displayed in
erecting his new church edifce.
Your correspondent has been shown a
letter from James Copeland, who was
cured of diseased kidneys by Aurora
Springs water. He writes To Mr.. III. Viii
liam that he is sound as a dollar and gath
ering corn. Mr.. William receives many
letters from different states, as all who Wis
it here know him as one of the worst cases
and remarkable cures on record. He is
very thankful anil replies to all inquiries
C F. A. Smith, formerly of Washing
ton county, Illinois, now a resident OF
Aurora Springs, is arranging 10 start a
large sheep ranch on the Usage river. /,
will certainly prove profitable, as there is
no better stock country on our continent
than our hilly country for either
sheep, cattle or hogs But little feed is
required in winter and range of the finest
end mast is almost inexhaustible with
plenty Of pure water all the year.