The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-23
BOONVILLE BUZZ.
An Interesting Commune 4
ton From the Bazoo's Reg
ular Correspondent,
In Which Will be Found Var
iOus Items Of Interest
to the Public.
ROONyIIIF Oct. 20

IN the Vine Clad this week. Both have
been fully written mp in the BAzOo and
hence will not be more than incidentally
mentioned in this letter. Social circles
have not been stirr.d much this week by
weddings. parties, etc. The Kraentzchen,
given under The auspices OF the Turner's
society on Tue day night, was the first en-
ter;ainment OF the kind given this season
and brought together goodly number OF
ynung folks, ard old ones. Beyond the
usual business trips OF the gentlemen there
HIS not been much coming or going. Miss
ISABEL Daniels, OF SedaIa, has returned
bone and unles, l am mistaken, she took
with her the heart OF more than one
young man. Miss Maggie Newman,
of Otterviile is the guest of Mrs. f. III
Roberts at present. Miss Maggie's many
friends in this city are always glad to see
her. Miss MoIlie Lingo. who has been
visiting Boonville friends returned to Soda
liza Tuesday Mrs H. b. Banks and family
OF Columbia, Mo-, are visiting the family
o! NJ. NJ. Williams.
The Boonville Advertiser this week CO.
pies from the Post Dispatch: "Walter
Williams, Boonvills, Mo-, writes to Ponds
Lyceum Buiean, Chicago and asks. WHO
is me, Walter, an actress or a lecturess p
We'll, we'll, Captain, how does it concern
you who she is? You forgot that you are
a married man now. You will b. forgiven
this time, but don't be so naughty any
more"
Benton Koon,z, OF Hannibal, was in
Town recently.
Mr.. j w Parker, OF Boone county,
visited Boonviile this week.
John S. Clayton, of Rocheport, spent a
day or two In Boonville this week.
Harvey Buuce has been visiting his
son, Mortimer, in Vernon county.
j. w. Draffen and w. Nj. Williams
offended the Versailles circuit court this
week.
Miss she Evans. oi Sedalia, spent to-
dey IN Boonville, returning 10 Sedalia this
afternoon.
WIFE Kerns, of Bunceton will attend a
school OF pharmacy in ST. Louis, this win
Ier
y Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Morris, of this
city, visited their. daughter al Bunceton,
tbs week
DIR. and Mrs T. A. Pendleton, of Pilot
Grove, will visit California for The benz fit
Of Mrs. Pendleton's health.
There is talk about the organization
of lecture course in this city. Some young
MEN are talking the matter up.
The skating rink is now open Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, under the
management of Messrs. Scott * Wing.
An average of one mar
risge license day is being
granted by our circuit clerk inst at present.
An insane section hand named Lewis
was lodged in the calaboose this week. He
sill probably be sent to the lunatic asy-
lum.
The council has decided to have the
fountain, which is talked of removing to
the corner of Sixth and Vine streets, left at
The court house.
Married, October 10Th, at the residence
III the brides father, by Rev. III. d. Kenne-
dv, Mr.. Fleming Shannon and Miss Katie
Fray, all of this county.
More quails in Cooper county this
year than for a half century before" re-
marked an old hunter to BAzoo CORES
pOndent the other day.
Fifteen mowers wagons" we're count.
ed on our streets at one time Thursday.
There seems TO be no end to the number OF
these "ships OF the plains"
Mr.. VIM. Philips, of st. Louis, and
Miss Josie Kerns, of Bunceton, were mar
rid in the latter place Tuesday night. A
sumptuous supper and pleasant evening
were enjoyed by the guests.
The third chess contest commences at
the T. p. c. Hall on Tuesday night next,
October 23d, and quite an array of contest
ants are expected. The entrance fee is
only % cents, and Pr rsons desiring to CON-
pete for the medal should apply to John
Wslz at Hannaca's jewelry store. George
Roesler was the winner in the first contest
and A. d. Howard in the second.
-Boonville will have park in the near
future, perhaps. Mai. VIM. Harley has
offered to present the city with eight acres
of land west of Boonville, in what is known
as the Harley pasture" and just
adjoining the water works property .on con.
dition that it is made into a public park.
The probability is that this generous offer
will be accepted and Boonville enjoy park
second to none in the state. "'Tis q con.
summation" etc.
"A Boonville gentleman received this
week letter from Hon. F. F. Bayard,
United States senator from Delaware, in
which the senator expressed his views in
regard to prohibition. CAS- promoters OF
permanent temperance" he writes, "such
laws have always failed, and by their at
tempted invasion of individual liberty. of
conscience and private self-conlrol, have
carried great evil in their train. Few sub
jects are so important as to require more
careful analysis" Gov. Shermsn, of Iowa,
wrote that the home bad triumphed over
the saloon, and the church over the dram
shop IN that state, and that prohibition
was decided success in Iowa.
The Holden Enterprise this week
prints two personals" in each of which "a
young man-strsngor in the city-would
like to correspond with some young lady
about eighteen years Of age" A brunette