The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-03

BOonville friends this week. Mr.. Porter
halls from the Grove.
"A number of our Masous went out to
banquet at BuncetOn, Thursday night,
and had q splendid time.
| Frank Reinhart has had his route as
drummer changed, and will reach this city
twice as often hereafter.
-Boonville is paying SlO2 and interest
for her undue city bonds. What CITY in
Missouri can beat that?
The following have been chosen vest
rymen Of Christ church, Episcopal, of this
city, for the ensuing year:
| Miss Laura Roeschel, of this CITY. is
very sick at present, and fears are enter
tanned that she will not recover.
Capt. F. P. Bronaugh goes to Texas
Monday to look after business interests in
that State. He is feeding LIS head of cat.
tie near here.
| VIII McGavocle, of Franklin, How
ard county. has purchased twenty. three
head of heifers from Edwards, of this city,
at $25 per head.
| "A masquerade ball at Buncetou, one
night this week, was the big attraction to
the young folks, and some of the old ones.
too. in that vicinity.
Miss Sue Mitchell, is not visiting in.
Texas as stated in the BAzoo correspond
ence about q week ago. She leaves, how
ever, for that State next fall.
! Cooper county is becoming noted for
fine stock. John Tray. Charlie Leonard.
Tom Wallace, and the Wyan Bros, are
among the best stock men in the west.
Steps are being taken to improve Wal
nut Grove cemetery. ann a meeting will be
held to night of the comoany having it in
charge to take measures in that direction.
The bridge across the Bonnie Femme
in Howard county, has been taken down as
unsafe, and travel is somewhat impeded be-
tween Boonyille and Rocheport thereby.
-Bunceton, this county. is coming to tho
front As live town. During the year juse
closed there were shipped $50 car loads of
grain, 1Ol of stock and fifty EIGHT of mer-
chandise.
| There is war brewing among some of
the cit zens of Prairie Home, this county,
and the readers of the BAzoO may look out
for something rich If somebody don't
keep his mouth closed.
Thos B. Steele, H. M. THOMPSON. John
COsgrove, Speed Stephens, A. III. Santer,
Frank Vallrath, N. Grant, John Weber,
]. H. Johnston o. H. Allen, D. B. Gibson.
Fred Santer and w. Ravenel.
The rock road still looms up, but there
must be hitch somewhere. 1t must be
built, and the sooner the better. There
should be three constructed from this CITY.
| and the business of our town would be in.
creased immeasurably.
Marshal Krump, Of Fayette, was here
| this week to arrest a negro woman named
Amy Patton, of that town, who had stolen
500 In Fayette He captured her trying
To change some of the bills she had stolen.
aud she is now in Jail at Fayette.
The south bound local freight was de-
ayed about five hours near Pilot Grove
Wednesday nighr by the engine jumping
the track at the switch fork. One rail was
completely demolished, but no other dam.
&c vas done. Section Foreman Murphy
soon cleared away the wreck.
| Information is wanted of the where
abouts OF Henry Schinn who left his home,
wife and child, near the Dean Springs this
county, about thirteen years ago, BY his
wife, Mrs. Josephine Hartman, at Pilot
II DE-
West near Pilot Grove, some years sgO..was
supposed by many to be Schinn.
Rev. DR.. Britton, of Nevada, will off,
ciate at the Episcopal church in this city
tomorrow. Rev. T W. Barnett, of JefFer-
son City, was announced TO preach at tho
Baptist church, but failed TO arrive on &C
count oil sickness in his family. Rev. Dr..
Hendrix, OF Fayette, will occupy the Meth
odist pulpit
"A farmer in the southeast part Of
Cooper county, an old widower, ugly but
rich, made an engagement of marriage some
time ago With young lady Of his neigh.
bOrhoOd, and came to Boonville after his
marriage license. Having secured this
neediul document he returned to bis lady
love. He found, however, that she had
gone-"gOue with handsOmer man." and
the old farmer is on the lookout for an
other maiden to share his house and
wealth.
The water-works man, Mr.. p. B.
Perkins, has purchased the Bectol property
west Of town, on which there will be built
the reservoirs and water tower. The reser-
voir will be in two sections, the capacity of
each will be about 100000 gallons and
the size l5Ox2O0 feet BY ten feet high. The
tower will be "a feet high and 80 feet in
diameter at the bottom. On the top Of tho
tower will be tank "a feet in diameter
and Is feet deep, which will be kept
constantly filled in case of any emergency
from fire in the city. The Office is located in
Swops building on Spring street and Capt.
+. II. Crosby is experimenting the work
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