The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-17
BOONVnLE.
Society Salad-Personal Points
Minor Mention. Etc.
BOoNvILLE, July 14th.

Il
is in town.
&C. G. Long, Kansas City attorney, is
attending court here to-day.
Mr.. ]. E. Welder, of this city, contem-
templates lo"ating in Nevada
e B. Hamess and o. F. Ewing, of
Princeton, were in town this week.
| Our town has been flied with visitors
this week attending circuit court.
Mrs Coleman, of St. Louis, is visiting
the family of Mr.. B. F. Jones in Boonville.
Dick Harrison is at home from 81.
Louis, looking better than for months
past.
"A large shell in Deneolesky's brick
yard was blown down by the wind yester-
day.
Geo. A. Fogg, lawyer of Quincy. Ill,
is in town looking after some railroad
cases.
Mrs. w. w. Trigg and family are in
Saline county, on visit to Mrs. Triggs
parents.
Louis Kaufman was in town this week,
coming down from Lexington to attend our
circuit court.
Charles F. Vogel. of st. Louis, one of
the "big bugs" of the l. o. U. F, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Jesse Howan has returned from
St. Louis, and will make her home here
after in Boonville.
Miss Bette Clawson and Mr.. d. w.
Hunt, of the Pisgah neighborhocd, were in
Boonville yesterday.
Mrs. DeHaven and family. o, this CITY,
have been visiting the family of Mr.. ID. c.
Wing, in Lamine township
Miss Mary Smith, of Nevads, Vernon
county, is visiting her old schoolmates, the
Misses Acton, of Boonville
Marcus Lohse is erecting a very neat
brick house opposite the court house, on
the lot ne recently purchased.
Mrs. Matilda Brant and son, Bonnie,
came up from ST Louis recently aad will
spend the summer in Boonville.
-Perg Dow has been appointed to at
tend the government signal lights on
Wings Island, above BoOnville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burger will take
charge OF the boarding department Of the
Stephens Institute, at Prairie Home.
Miss May Blakely left yesterday for
time her brother, Mr.. A. &. Blakely.
j. B. Breathili, of Marshall, has been
inspecting Our water works. Marshall
thinks Of putting up water works also.
Prof. Anthony HAYNES, of this CITY.
has been appointed institute organizer ior
this senatorial district, the fourteenth.
Mrs. Edwards, OF ST. Louis, nee Miss
Fannie Porter, of this city, is spending the
summer with her parents in BoOnville.
Capt. Thos. ]. Small. of Otter
vile and John Tollings, of the same place,
are attending court in this place this week.
Misses Jennie and Maggie Roach, of
Alton, ILL.,, spent day or two in Boonville
this week, on their way rome from Clinton,
Mo.
Washington Adams. Esq of Kansas
City, is in the town visiting relatives. He
is one of Kansas City's ablest young attor-
neys.
Mrs. NJ. E. Gray and her two children,
of Fayette, and Miss Jennie Muir. OF Lou
ire Island, are visiting relatives in Boon
Vile.
Mrs. Bette Harvey, of Pilot Grove,
with her daughters. Misses Clara and Ma
ME, are visiting Mrs. Y. Blakey in Boon
vile.
Boz Brant is taking q vacation from
his duties IS pilot on the Missouri river,
and is spending several days at home in
this city.
-Drs. NJ. Mccoy and Franklin
of this city, a.e attending the snnua! meet
ing of the State Dental association at Sweet
Springs.
1T is said that two competing steam.
boat lines on the Missouri river will bury
the Ratchet and run as one line in the
future.
Cooper County Medical society had an
interesting meeting Wednesday in Boon
Vile. Quite number OF physicians were
in attendance.
Mrs. F. NJ. Caldwell, accompanied by
Julia and Frank Godfrey, left yesterday
morning for Godfrey, ILL.,, where they will
spend the summer.
DIR. Bencklihan, of Lamine township,
lost two fine horses last week. They were
in field when storm came up and were
struck BY lightning.
They do say that Gus Reinhart, one of
our Iconville boys, who recently located
at Clinton, is to be married soon Gus is q
good boy, and deserves an excellent wife.
You can't find . better hotel clerk in
"eeven states" than w. T. Mckinley, of
the City hotel here. He is polite, accom-
modating, in short, the boss man for his
place.
We had q wind and rain storm yester.
day afternoon which frightened some of
our people considerably, but failed to do
any damage. fortunately. 1t has been
raining steadily all day.
Rev. Leo Prosser, d D., of Virgins,
will preach at the Methodist church in this
city tomorrow, morning and evening
Rev. G. G. w. Horn, pastor of the church,
leaves Monday for Colorado, where he goes
to recuperate. 1t is feared his health is seri-
ously impaired, and that he will never
fully regain it. His trip to Florida failed
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