The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-27
BOONVILLE BREVITIES.
Thanksgiving in the Vine Clad
Society Notes and
Home Talk.

Homo Id1K.
Repairing the Railroad Bridge
Debate at Mt. Sinai-Mob
Violerce.
Special Correspondence - the Bazoo.
BOONvILLE, No., Nov. "a.
Before the BAzOO receives another letter
for its Sunday issue from its Boonville cor
respondent, Thanksgiving day, 1888 will be
thing OF the past 1t is proper. then, that
brief mention should be here made of the
things for which we are duly thankful.
That the editor of the Advertiser is mar
ried, and that Resde Quarles is going to be,
soon.
That AL. Howard didn't get the chess
medal.
That the kicking between the fire depart
ment and council is over
That Hugh Roberts has got a solid girl.
And that Joe Clark is doing his level
best in that direction.
That have not got to marry the girl with
banged hair engaged to j.
That j. has got TO marry her.
That Price Boone didn't get lost in ST.
Louis.
That Will DrafIen did not commit sui.
eide
That Joe Sahm and Oscar Mills did not
catch colds after they shaved.
That Dave Layton did not whip the
friend he thought was a book agent.
That Walter Drue did not do more dam
age when he ran against some one Sunday
night.
That Sauter, Hannaca and Walz did
not send Prof. MAYER q corpse, even If it
looked like one.
That the eating match Tuesday vas .
! tie between Bert Plant and Sam McIlhenpy.
That Percy Harrison came out in his
tussle with the alarm clocks, Friday.
That Fred Danwalter did not kill some
one when his windows were broken.
That Charlie Swap thinks he has . girl
even If he has not.
THAT Mayor John L. OBr,an Is So
happy.
That, thanks to the newspapers and some
enserPrising citizens, Boonville is to have q
creamery.
There are eighty-three United States
pensioners in Cooper county.
Several houses have this week been
added to the telephone circuit.
Miss Cramer, of New Haven, Mo-, is
visiting Miss Fannie Lambart.
e. H. Roberts, esq mot Hugh) spent
few days in ST. Louis this week.
Mrs. Albert Harrison is visiting rsla-
tivts and friends in New Orleans.
-James Gault. our popular expressman,
has returned from his trip to Arkansas.
Charles Miller. now of Washington,
Mo-, but formerly Of this place, is in town.
Miss Mamie Wilson and Miss Mary
Wormald have returned from their visit 70
St. Louis.
r. N. Peck, the railroad bridge man,
has been looking after the bridge repairs
in Boonville this week.
sam Koontz has removed his dry goods
and grocery store to the northwest corner
of Main and Morgan streets.
Mrs. B. F. Wing, of Lsmine, and Mrs.
L. E Stone, OF Arrow Rock, have been Wis
iting in Boonville this week.
The coroner's jury in the inquest over
the body of the negro, Jett, brought in .
verdict Of justi6sble homicide.
DIR. Tifin, Of Knoxville, Mo-, was visit.
ing his son in Boonv1lle this week, who is
attending the Kemper family school.
Postmaster Eppstein will receive bids
until December LIST for carrying . daily
mail from Boonville to Clsrk's Fork.
Miss Maggie Brent, one Of Tiptop's
fair maidens, is visiting the family OF Mr..
Wm. johnson, in Boonville, this week.
Thanksgiving services will be held At
the Presbyterian church in this city next
Thursday. Sermon by Rev. Dr. Rush.
Miss Carrie Bliss, of Brattleboro, Yer
mont, has arrived in town, and will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs John Co.'S
grove.
County Clerk F.. B. Bunce was in
Jefferson City this week, as a United States
juror, and d. w. ShacklefOrd, on bond
business.
Constable J. B Holland is off duty
this week, on account of injuries received
in arresting an obs;reperous prisoner one
night RECENTLY.
There is some talk of organizing a
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific circle
in Boonville The BAZoO votes ave to the
proposition.
1T is reported by those who claim to
know that our gay friend. ID. B. May6eld,
of Nevada, is to be married soon. We
congratulate him.
There will be services every night
next week at the Baptist church. Rev.
Mr.. James will probably remain in Boom
vile two or three weeks longer.