The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-25
county, died one day last week. He was a

county, died one day last week. He was
blacksmith.
Miss Berthe Davis, of Saline county
was visiting friends OF BIackwater town
ship this week.
Miss Mary Harvey and Mr.. Ernes
Shouse, OF Blackwater township, were mar
ried on the 18th inst.
The Mt. Siania school opened las
Monday. Prof j. B. Meador is the boss an,
an excellent teacher.
-Geo. Townsley, formerly of Boonville
is now at work on the Upton Times. Sue
cess to you, George.
L. Weyland, of this city, took all III,
premiums on carriages and buggies at tn,
Upton fair last week.
We will have railway mail service OF
the branch road between Boonyille ant
Versailles after October LIST.
Capt. A. Hornbeck, Cooper county'
efhcient assessor, is doing nearly all ,h,
work himself, and doing il well
DIR. $. c. James, of Holden, visited
Cooper count, this week. The doctor ha:
quite an attraction down this way.
Walter Alexander, of Butler, died a,
the residence of his sister, IN this COUNTY
some days ago aged sIxty-eight wears.
Lieut. f $ Walker and sister, and Miss
Lillian Hutchinson, of Pettis county, spent
day or two in the Vine Glad vicinity.
Miss May Blakey OF BoonviIIe, left
this week to take charge of the art le part
inent In Stephens college, at Columbia.
--Onnie Hurt came up from Nevada this
week To SEE his Bocnville friends. He put
III his time to good advantage while here
Misses Fannie and Minnie Wooierv. of
Butler, Bates county, Mo-, have been visit.
irg relatives In TIE vicinity of Boonvile.
Mr.. Samuel Snider, of Brimfeld, Hi
nois, Is the guest Of his brother, Mr. Vii
iizm Snider, one Of our most prominent
farmers.
: Hm. johnson and Fred Sauter have re-
turre,. from the East with fine large stocks
OF new goods Tor their respective establish
lnents.
The Topic this week had notices Of
SIX weddings that have occurred in Cooper
county In the last ten DAYS Cold weather
approaches.
Special election on proposition to COM
promise the PHO, Grove and Clear creek
township bonds will be held ON the Both
)f October.
Thomas Medea, OF Rocheport, has Sc
,ured position as engineer at The water
works In this city. lie is sand to be an ex-
,ellent workman.
In the much-talkeG of matter of
granting saloon license to Hoffmeister IL
o., the county court maize an or .er las,
week granting the license.
Hon. A. W. Terrell, of Austin. Texas,
S, with his wife, on brief visit to friends
n this city. He placed one of his sons at
he Kemper Family school.
Sheriff Rogers fine young two Year old
horse, Diamond Denmark, Just walked
iway from all competition at the Upton
air. He is very handsome animal.
Richard Morris, of the enterpris;ng
irm Of Morris Il King, of Bunceton, was in
own yesterday. Dick is an old Pettis
ounty boy, and is doing well in his new
lome.
Jesse Gallagher, formerly of BoonvilIe,
low OF Waco, Texas, is getting to he quite
big-bug in that place. He has been ap |
ointed superinIen len, of all the county |
chools.
Key. j. B. Dotson has given up mis- DO
ltion as pastor OF the Pilot Grove, Cooper
ounty, Baptist church. The reverneG
entleman can't live on wind and had TO
uit trying.
MIR. OFT Carpenter, OF Morgan county.
nd Mrs. MOllie Crawford, of Oiteryille.
ooper county, were married one day this
e.k at the residence of the brides father
Oiterville, by Rev. Josiah Godfrey.
Joe Clark has left for st. Louis where
e has secured position in Schollen's
photograph gallery. Sorry JOe's left. Ii
didn't have anything else to write about.
mething could Re said aboCt him ami his
test mash" But we wish him lots cf
rosperiiy in his new location.
Cooper county carried off her f,Il (
lare OF the premiums at the Upton lair :
st week. What a display we could make
We just had fai. of our own. Perhaps {
unceton or Pilot Grove will get up ore.
RooEville shows no inclination 10 do I
.ything in that direction. {
a stray copy Of the Knob Nos;er Gem
ok Hann.ca's jewelry store by storm YES.
rdav. Sam biushed and Sauter bIushed ;
lille MIR. john Wall stopped getting !
his dCd-gasted purs long enough to say: !,
Veil, Will Cars daisy. Read that
ain. That Carr ought TO be switched" :
D serious consequences are apprehended. :
1T the Gems circulation in Boonville will =.
obably boom.
The second contes, for the elegant cold !
ess medal which has been offered bv the ;
'onville chess club, commences next Tues |
Y night at the L. p. T.. hail, over the .
bank. The entrance fee is only I
enty-tive cents, and entries shouid be- \
'de at once with John Walz. All are d
'lted to witness the contest, and as quite a
% Der OF our bcs, chess players have sig q
led their intention OF competing or the =
dial and the title OF champion Of Cooper a
UNITY" there will probably be quite an h
erS sting and pxcitiuo .ontsS,