The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-28
LILA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1884 +

brother Of Mrs. Susan FerreI, of thi. place
has been visiting in Boonvills.
Bishop c. F. Robertson, OF the Episco.
pal church, will make this parish On Of
fetal visitation about the Plat of Deem
Der.
Judge i. p. Bashsw, whs led the for
lorn hope against Marmadnke before the
uominsting convention, was In town this
week.
w. n. S~ouston, E.q., Of thi, county,
claims to have q new method of training
hcrses, and will travel over the state teach
ing il.
e. ID. Shackelford, "Big Shack 10 Wis
iting old friends in BoOnville st present.
He is now prscticing law in Springfield
Ne, and doing well.
Mr. David Hancock, of Saline cosnty,
was in town this week, returning from
Wyoming, where he had taken seventy
head OF polled angus cattle.
The next meeting of the Chaut.uqus
Locsl circle will be held Tuesday next.
This is the organization a certain young
Boonvillian styled ehat-s-kwa.
Tyler Brant is in Boonville again II.
ter visit 10 ST. Louis and the east. Ty-
Ter likes 10 be in the Vine Clad for various
r asCns, but mostly becsuse-ouch!
Percy Johnson's dog "caue to hand"
last Wednesday night "righ, side up.r He
is fine animal and had been missing for
seversl monthssnd was evidently stolen.
VIII Debusman, the "Hogsie' we
used 10 know in school days, has been Wis
ting tere the past few days. He is clerk
ing for 81. Loui. grocery house at present
The BAzoo's fir ,terDal sympathy is ex
tended 10 Captain Samuel w. Raveael, ed
itor of the BOonville Topic. The cesth OF
his Oldest brother lest week. in South Caro-
Inns, took place uuders peculiarly sad cir
cumst ,nces.
-MIss Riley Ragland, whose marriage
this week to Capt. S. r. Radiord, of Kan
sas City. under such solemn circumstances,
was chronicled in the daily papers at the
time, was -ell-known 10 Boonville, where
she Tor nerly resided.
The engagement is announced of Ma
jor I. o. Tovl.s, of Jefferson City, to Miss
Florence Ewing of the same place. We
know Miss Ewing as young lady of Gull |
ture and refinement, the sister OF Mrs. John
r. Walker, of Boonville.
Jack Monroe was In Nor,h Missouri
recently on q business visit and 10 look, ng
into the price OF lands in Harrison, q re-
publican county, found that they sold for |
ifty per cent. less money than lands in the |
adjoining democratic county of Gentry.
-Ssm1 g. Oven, United States bank |
examiner, investigated the condition of the |
Uentrsl National bank st this place Thurs |
day and pronounced ii good" Mr.. Owen |
is very enthusiastic Blaine and Logan |
man, and says there j. not the slightest |
doubt of the election of these candidates.
Rev. o w. Gauss, of the Presby terrain |
church, his sccrpt,d C II to the church |
AZ Memphis, Scotland county, and will |
esve In few days with. his family for |
that pl-ce, n ssIde. Every one in the
county who knows DIR. Gsuss will regret
his removsl, IS be Is noble christian gen.
ieuan, whose faith is shown by his deeds. |
Such men are, tbemselvs-, the best evi |
ience Of the religion they profess.
The annual report of births and |
iesths made out he the county clerk, pre-
'ents some interesting facts. The deaths |
IA ole yesr we're leo and the births 81. |
Pneumonia caused by far the greatest nam
Der of deaths. The most births occurred |
n September, AZ, and the least 10 June, IL. |
There we're born nine more males than f. |
males, while two more females died than |
nsles. There were six deaths from acct |
lent, two from suicide and two from homi-
;ide.