The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
BOONVILLE BREVITIES.
Personal Points-Social Gossip
All Of the News Current in
the Vine Glad City.
Special Correspondence Of the Bazoo.
BooNvILLE, Mo-, March /.

| ing of absorbing interest his trin>pired ia
Boonville this week. The principal talk
has been concerning the Bell indictment
and arrest which Is very generally COIL
tdemneh.
The people of the county, nOtsbiy our
farmer friends have been greatly exercised
lover tine pillow Gases" SO called and gen
ieral regret is expressed that a change of
venue was taken to Howard county, and .
Ildec.sion not reached AT this term.
/ PERsoNAL AND GENERAL.
4 County court meets Monday.
\ Rev w. d. Mahsn is visiting in St
louis.
SADIE Smith, of ROcheport, was this week
y sitting In B,onyiile.
Miss Nora Sambart has returned from
her visit To Garth 'ge.
Rev. ID. Bievens, Of Syracuse. was in
Boonville Thursday
moved TO Ohio 10 reside.
Stow has hecn falling here all last
might and again this afIrrnuOn.
Sam Hannsci is able TO be out again.
lie still muffirs up, h viewer.
We sre requested 20 inquire what Gus
Sauisr did with his last valt njine.
Col. Robert McCuiloch Was in town
to-day on his way TO Charlton county.
Probate court, judge 4 G. Clark, pre-
kiding, conveues ON tse l7tho' March.
Mrs. Piummer cf this city, expects t.
start a millinery Store IN Pilot Grove
koOn.
A. w. Mckenzie left this week for S.,
tiaiia, where he will take charge of a car
PIT store.
Miss Gussie Harness, Of New Pa! in,
has been VISITING Mr.. Charles w. Hard
his week
NJ :. Bette Ergclke, of ST. Louis, ha>
b-en visiting her mo;her III this city for
he past ten days.
"A pie SAINT socia! entertainment at Mr.
J. J. Wilkins residence, took place las,
Mond " evening
Nick Mei,frel is the manager OF the
creamery Company. He is 4 most excel,
lint business man.
Miss Jennie Collins, a Pilot Grove
reiury, is visiting Miss Florence Scott, Ia
Boonville, this week
Mrs. S. r. Suurlevsnl and sister. of :
'aiia, have b en- the guests Of Mrs. Dan I.
Wooldrige this week.
March csme in with all the ear marks
OF tine kirg OF beasts aud we trust will e,
out like young mutton.
Miss Lutte Harrison and Mr.. Thom-
as ID. inkwa'er wer- married LIST Monday
evening, february 25!h.
-"How's that opera house progressing ?"
Pretty we'll, ihsnk you. We will have it
ready in the sweet bye and bye.
Riley Holmsn and Miss Ruth Staples
we're married this week, congrarulaIion OF
many friends are extended to them.
The Topic prints The abstract of er-
pendltures by Cooper county. for the past
year. The grand total is 722l429.
Some one would like To know what
Will Bell did with his leap yesr proposal,
and II il was as sweet Us Frank Smiths7
"Wednesday, Longfellow's birthday,
VS. celebrated by the colored public
school under the direction of Willis A.
Brent.
Hiram Knoube attended the marri.ge
If his daughter this week. He 10 preparing
to move his family 10 Holden, his new
home.
-Msrrisge license has been granted ny
the recorder To Miss Carrie Waterman, OF
this city, and Mr.. Mordicsi Kuhn, of Ar
kansaw.
Joseph Combs was called TO Lamar,
Barton county, this week, to VISIT his sick
brother. On arriving there he found his
brother dead.
Mr.. II. l.. Sites, who hiss been teach
ing the West Fork school in this county,
left this week to attend the normal school
at Warrensbnrg.
james Mitchell, teamster, is the last
named candidate for city constable. That
makes the fight triangular with more candi-
dates to follow.
Joe Miller thought he was playing il
fine on the BAzoo Monday, but We have
Caught on" TO those frequent trips on the
X. d t. railroad.
MIR. Moses d. Payne, an old citizen OF
Iowa, who years ago resided in Morgan
county, was the guest OF DIR. J. III. Wool
bridge this week.
The Pilot Grove Mirror of this week,
contains very complimentary notice of
Louis l.. williams, Of this city, who is a
candidate for sheriff.
Miss Ida Koon:z, of Boonville, and
Mr. Isaac Hupp, of Otterville. were united
in marriage by Rev. Mr.. Mschett, last
Wednesday evening.
The salary of the pastor Of the Pres
byterian church, Rev. D. w. Gauss, las
been raised to 81 200 aud an addition to
the parsonage is contemplated.
"A bond election in regard to compro-
missing the Clear Creek township bonds will
take place March 18th. Ii is greatly 20 be
hop.d that this time the proposition will
be carried.
The Hail Ridge boys turned the tables
on the Mt Sinai debaters at the latter
place last Thursday night. HOnors are
DOW even between the two societies, so ''call
of The dogs"