The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

Bell Air in this county. given 10 honor of
Mr.. Horace II. Leonard II promises to be
an elegant and fashionable occasion.
Married, at the Lutheran church in this
city, Tuesday evening, December 11th, 1888,
by the Rev. L. Kohlman, Mr.. George w.
Groh of Emporis, Kansas, aud Miss Annie
NJ. Lear of Boonville. The groom was .
resident of Boonville until three Yeas ago
and is now a prosperous confectioner OF
Emporia for which place the happy couple
left "Wednesday.
"A number of Boonville friends to-day
received handsomely printed invitations
with the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Appler's Reception
Thursday Evening, December 9th,
ats o'clock, to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Appler,
212O Chestnut street, st. Louis, Mo.
J. Ross Appler. Mrs. n. L. Ferrel,
Married Monday. Dec. IL,
Boonville, Mo-, 1888.
The wedding of Mr.. Appler and Mrs. Fer
rel will take place at the City hotel, In
Boonvllle, Monday morning at 10 O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by Rev. K
S. Hunter, of the Methodist church south,
of this city, and will be a very quiet affair.
Only Jew of the most intimate friends OF
the parties will be present. Immediately
after the ceremony the bride and groom
will leave for ST. Louis. where they will
make their home In the future.
BRIEF MENTION.
-Erastus Wright is at home again.
There are fifty services in the various
Rnnnvillo chnrchpS ucoaklv
Henry c. Carshaw, Washington, ID.
e., visited Boonville this week.
Rev. j. G. Kost, of this city, has been
visiting in Lexington, Lafsy cite county.
Lieutenant Colonel Austin P. Speed
has returned home from his visit 10 the
esst
There have been 493 licenses issued In
Cooper county up to date fros July 26th,
1882
w. Fl. Merrill, formerly of this place,
has leased the Sweet Springs hotel for 1--WE
wears
M. Isaac Malott, of near Pilot Grove,
died recently, at the advanced age of 81
years.
Sam Johnson, of Kansas City, was in
the Vine Clad this week looking after his
solid girl.
John A. Fray sold this week to W. r
Adams, of Saline county, hne three year
old Norman mare, for $640.
Rev. James 8 Price, formerly Of Nor
gan county, now has charge of the church
at Providence in Cooper county.
Mr.. VIM. w. Trigg's residence on Main
street, which is approaching completion
will be one of the handsomest in the state
Alvin Joslyn is advertised to appear
| in Boonville, December IL, next Monday.
Nearly every reserved seat 10 the house 10
taken.
Bell Brothers, dealing more largely in
apples and fruits than any other firm In
Central Missouri, shipped the frst csr load
OF apple jelly to Denver, Col, this week.
George Acton left this week for South
west Missouri where he is prospecting for
location TO hang ont his shingle as q law
yer. Here's our old shoe for luck, George.
Two new churches in Boonville will be
completed in short time. The German
Methodist church and the Sixth Street
Baptist church, colored. Both are very
pretty edi6ces.
The Topic, this weeks, contains very
interesting description of "Ride to Mon
lteau Springs" written BY Katie Horn,
little daughter OF Rev. G. w. Horn, forn-
erly of Boonyille.
Ed Harness has been shipping some
excellent cattle and horses to Henrietts,
Texas, of late. Among those shipped this
week NAV be noticed: Six car loads of
fine bulls and one of horses. Among
the horses were Edward Patterson's
thoroughbred saddle and harness
horse, Reuben Crowder, we'll knows
throughout Central missouri, and juno
tion, $4O0 animal raised by Gilbreath.
CAN ANY ONE TELL?
If Charlie Betz is still getting there ?''
If Joe Clark sympathizes with Ed /.
Scott?
| If Jim Kesterson repealed the hugginx
matinee last night?
Why Price Boone did not stay to
church Tuesday night?
If Louis Frost thinks he was the Nor
gan street clerk referred to?
| IT Will Draffen and Will Forsvthe
wouldn't make precious pair of dudes?
| Who'll inform Herman Walz' Clinton
girl that he is mashed on McClauahan's
big doll?
What Ed. Spahr is going to do to the
BAzoo correspondent for putting his name
in the paper?