The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-23
COOPER COUNTY.
DC Wing has been sick.

Joe Barth was in st. Louis last week. |,
Roller skating is all the rage in Boon
vile
There are 25Ss dogs in Cooper
county.
The snow has afforded, the past week,
fair sieigbing.
Wheat looks bad in the neig hborhOod
OF Clark's Fork.
-Clark's Fork people are harvesting
large supply Of ice.
The Central National bank gave 500
to the sufferers on the Rhine.
Dick Hudson, of Henry county, is at
Prairie Home on a business trip.
The county treasurer has $4,000 in
cash on hand with nothing to do.
The total amount of assessed personal
property in this county, is 500. 800.
Will Drafin is in Jefferson City.
Clerkship in the legislature caught him.
Col. Horace A. Hutchissn. Of the
Topic, has found his horses near Upton.
John Slack, the travelling colporieur
for drugs, has hied away again after
brief rest.
Charlie Gibson killed seven ducks at
Que shot the other day, and it was . poor
shot at that.
| james johnson, of Prairie Home. and
his bride, nee Miss Katie Gilbreath. have
gone to housekeeping.
John A. Fray the great Norman
horseman of Central Missouri, Was in
BOonville the other day.
| John w. Haynes, brother OF Prof. A.
\ IL
cisco, on Dec. 10Th. 1882.
| VIM. Rsgland, of Saline township,
this county shippe from BOOnvil!e, last
Monday, loo heai o: fine hogs.
! There was a concert at Prairie Home
Friday night. under the auspices Of the
BuncetOn Dramatic association.
| j q Goodwin, one of tue Oldest land
msr.s of this county, has passed away,
rom a general wasting away OF health.
James School, prominent merchant
from Pisgah, was in Prairie Home las
Friday, wearing broad gusge smile o.
his radiant phiz
. Mr. F.rd Wh;tehurse, living neal
Bnonville, sold recently to Joe Hesel, FL
zen head o. splendid cattle. Their aver
,ge wei ht was 200 pounds.
MIR. +. G. Mitchell, one of the Adver
User SHOWS, "lcaves Boonviile next uees
ior Kansas City which place he expects L,
make his home in The future.
"A petition is being literally signed foi
he purpose Of having Prairie Home mai.
route changed from Bunceton via Boon
lille, jamestown and California.
Rob Boarman. an old Boonville DO,
II e a. If n ss.lr,
mas a responsible position In a New Or
ieans tel, graph Office at present.
There is a gentleman named Craycroi
sho has lived in Lebanon township,
Cooper county, for sixteen years. yet ha.
never been to Boouville, the county seat.
DIR. T. III Win,erbower, of Overton
Cooper county. on Monday last, shippeC
;.y rail from BOonville, 700 hogs whicl
averaged 329 lbs. They were bought ano
} fed in this county and are nard to bea'
anywhere
Mr.. T. B. Anderson, who has beef
teaching school near Pisgah, this county
for some months past, was in BOOnvill
Saturday and left that night for kirksvill
where he goes to attend the Normal
school
l -Aue grS6test improvement uaS USeu
observed and commented upon by thOs,
who have had the pleasure of hearing the
Choir at the Episcopal church at Boonvillc.
recently. The choir is taking extra pains
20 furnish the brst Of music, and with tn
able assistance rendered W Prof. SauteI
and others will succeed.
DR. Traughber, of near Overton, now
has a musical ghost at his house. Til.
GHOSTS y.ry mild in its manners and
doe sn't unlock all the doors, yank the Doc
tor out of bed. mop him over the floor and
finally wind mp bv making his heels ever
Iastingly break his own neck as ghosts gen.
er,lly do. 1t comes in noiselessly and in
visibly about the time the clock is on tn.
strike of twelve and after play ing few OF
The most plaintive airs on the guitar. de
parts as silently as il came. The DR.. says
he is satisfied that il is not his son Gean,
returning home from counting his best girl
at that hour of the night with the Sim
jams" As has been reported, but is genu
Inc ghost.