The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-26
BOONVILLE.
The Life of the Fireman In
jured i'm the Boiler EX-
plosion Dispaired of.
Personal Points and Current Items
of Interest From the Vine
Glad.


Joe Dorsey was in town to-day, visit
ing his parents
j. H. Goodwin, OF Bunceton, spent a
day or two in our city recently.
Il. Leonard, of Saline county, register
Ell at the City Hotel this week.
There were two fights in town yester-
day No one hurt anu no arrests.
VIM. Dengoleskv, Esq, made brief
business trip to st. Louis this week.
j. E. HAZEL, Esq, leading lawyer Of
California, Mo, was in town recently.
A little daughter of w B. Elliott, of
this city, died this week, aged two years.
Miss Alice Johnson one of Boonville's
loveliest lassies, has been visiting relatives
in Upton.
Col. D. w. Wear. one Of ST. Louis
State Senators, was visiting In Boonvilie
| this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Nick Walls were visiting
the family of Mr.. G. L. Brenneisen in Clin-
ton yesterday.
Rev. X. Franz, formerly pastor of the
German Methods; church in this city, is
visiting his many warm friends here.
The eastern mail was delayed to-day
on account Of the bridge accident near
jefferson City.
| Mrs. NJ. Williams came up Wednes-
day from Caledonia, Mo-, whore she has
been visiting her daughter.
Phil X. Hall, who attended Kemper's
school in this city some years ago, visited
Boonville day or two ago.
ID. w. Shackleford has removed his
law Office to the front room over Joe
Heaefs new meat shop, on Morgan street.
! George Jones has purchased Mrs. Mitch.
ellis house on Sixth street adjoining the
public school. The price paid was 81 $50.
| DIR. Will Steel is in town visiting his
parents. Will is quite popular with the
boys and always receives hearty welcome.
| John Hannay, the Versailles Gazette's
editor, was around in Boonville to-day,
looking after matters, political and other
wise.
Plank walk has been put down on q
number of streets in the southern part of
our city, adding much to the comfort OF
pedestrians.
There is general dissatisfaction with
the action of the school board. Next April
will probably find somebody being left in
The race for reelection.
| Richard Morris, of Dresden, Pettis
county, was in town to-day, on his way to
Bunceton. where be expects to locate and
open . dry goods store.
The township Sunday school conven.
ton met at the Methodist church in this
city this week and transacted considerable
important business.
The new house on Morgan street just
erected bv Mr.. G. C. Bell, has been rented
by Charlie Andrews, who is fitting it up
and will move into il in few days.
DIR. ]. T. McClanahan and wife are
visiting in Southern Missouri and Kansas
at present. The doctor attended the an
nual meeting of the State Eclectic Associa-
lion.
The water works are being rapidly
pushed to completion. The big pipes for
the mains are beginning to dot the town
everywhere. and are being placed under
ground rapidly.
!. Miss Carrie williams, of Pilot Grove
and Mr.. Harry McCulsern, of Sheldon
Mo-. were married one day this week and
left at noon for their home in Vernon
, county.
James Barton. the genial editor of the
Pilot Grove Bee, passed through Boonville
recently on his way home from Howard
county. His wife and sister-in-lxw are
still visiting friends and relatives in How
ard county.
-Dr.W.W. Cleveland, the popular PHO,
+ Grove dentist passed through Boonvills
recently, on his way to BushDell, Ill.
ko to
, DR.. Bowman, of Bunceton, accompanied
, relatives.
. "A successful surgical operation wa
: performed by DR.. Gregory, of st. Louis, re
= Gently in removing . large tumOr from tn
Jaw Of Miss Amanda Flockhart, of PHO
Grove. Miss Flockhsrt returned to PHO
Grove from st. Louis Tuesday, and is nov
improving rapidly.
james III. Walker, OF this county, wa
awarded the prize for the test translation
of Raseelas into Latin, in the Latin depart
ment of the State University last week
The prize for the best record in the class O
: juniors was divided between Walker an.
w. II. Brown, of Kansas City.
The Advertiser man ships the respon
sibility for his bad break about the thun
der, on his compositors, and accuses tn
q BAzoo correspondent of stealing item
z from his antediluvian sheet. Because b.
borrows from the BAzoo without credit h
should not think the BAzoo steals from
!, alleged newspaper. A paper that think
= Judge Miller is still judge Of our circui
. court can't be expected to know any be,
!. ter.
-Four negro prostitutes were hauled al
before Mayor O'Bryan this morning an,
s sent to the calaboose for keeping lat
3 hours, etc. Now If the police would q,
q rest lot of negro coons who loaf on tn,
q street corners all day and till late at night
they would confer favor on the commu
nifty. There is an ordinance forbiddin,
q loa6ng, and also the vagrant &C
:, under either of which thew can he arreste