The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-16

An Interesting Letter From the
Bazoo's Correspondent at
the Vine Clad.

formerly the editor OF the Advertiser, took
possession of his new purchase, the Topic,
and announces that he will enlarge that
paper and issue Il from the store now &C.
cupied by T. B. Steele. Harry Myers will
assist him in the local work. The Adver-
tiser passes into the control of Speed and
Lon Stephens, Its owners, who will conduct
it in the future. WsIter Williams will be
local editor. The Advertises will be in
creased in size to meet the demands OF the
public, and will be improved in every way.
There may be lively times looked for in
Boonville journalism hereafter. Col. H..
A. HutchisOu, lately editor of the Topic,
resumes the practice of Law, in which pro-
feSsion he is known as q gentleman OF
Oh ability and talent. We bespeak him
success in his vocation. SEE Mexico Bill
aud Pos;lewsite's band at Sedalis Fair
Sept 23d TO 9th.
NEWS NOTES.
Miss Helen Miles has been visiting
friends in Kansas.
Mrs Marcy Clark mas returned to her
home in Marshall.
Miss Grace Kemper is teaching pri-
vate school in this city.
There is big picnic at George Vier-
tel's. near BOOnville, to day
-Pilot Grove, this county, is to have
a circus, the FIRST in loGg time.
Mrs. Kate Woodbridge is spending a
few weeks at Fl Dorado Springs.
Miss Grace Bs.lenger, of 81. Louis, is
the guest Of Mrs. Henry Mcpherson.
J. B. kinuey, of Kansas City, came
down TO BoonVilie on a visit this week.
Ben + HuIchison snd Frank Smiley
are tutors tins year at the KemPer Family
school.
Miss Gussie Conrad, of Trenton, No.
who has been visiting Miss Maggie Cooper
mas returned home.
-Lient. Uriel Seebree, of the Greedy
relief expedition, is visiting relatives at
his old home In Howard county.
Harry Mcpherson lost very fae
gold watch Thursday night. A burgl At
-Kemper's school opened Thursday,
and the public schools last Monday and
the young folks feel rsther like prisoners.
We are authorized to state that
ii is a mistake about the girls and
Emil Moore They are al "kinfolks."
Our young friend, Horace Sites, was
in town this week. Horace vas not on Al
expedition inio Howard this tins. On,
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Charlie Fuchs, an old Boonville boy,
nov employed in Jefferson City dry goods
store, was visiting old friends in this city
this week.
The Upton fair this week has taken a
great many Cooper county PEOPLE 10 that
place. They report il first class fair In
every particular.
Speed and Lon Stephens took occasion
last Tuesday, TO distribute 1000 very fine
pictures Of Gen. John 5. MArmaduke, the
mex. governor of Missouri.
Walden and Houck, of Favette, Dick.
inson, Of Pilot Grove, and Globe Demo.
crat reporter, were the foreign" newspa
per men at the grand rally Tuesday.
Hal. Gordon, whom all Boonvillians
know, is now employed in the establish
ment of the Missouri Wheel company il
St Louis, and has taken several valuable
prizes as bicycleist.
Percy Harrison, now employed in
Charlie Heels telegraph Office, will soor
60 out on the road. Percy is lively oper
ator and will not take many days 10 hav,
a first class position.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Logar
and Mr.. Will B. Kerns, of Bunceton, viii
take place next Tuesday. Another wed
ding, in which Fourth street young lad,
will be the bride, follows
The A. o. L. w. Rave leased for fv,
years the rooms now occupied by the Topic
Office, and will fit up an elegant lodg,
room. This order is in q very prosperous
condition in this city at present.
The correspondence between the an
nomymous correspondent of the Boonyills
Republican, and Speed and Lon Stephens
of this city, have given the public much
information about the bond matters o.
Cooper county.
Miss Minnie L. Russell, whose reel
tations were greeted with such an enthusi.
sstic reception in this city, at the time OF
the teachers institute concert, will revisit
Boonville soon and recite for the benefit OF
the T. p. c. Something splendid may b
looked for.
Allen Dormar, of Clinton, No, passed
vi HIS way "
Columbis, where be will attend school the
coming season at the university. He il
one of the brightest young men in Clinton
and will doubtless be very successful Al
school.
Rev. A. W. Nesbit, of your city, and
Rev. DR.. Gauss, of Roonville, will exchange
pulpits tomorrow. There will be a con.
gregstional meeting at the Presbyterian
church here to take action on DR.. Gauss
resignation of his pastorste. Of this meet
ing Mr.. Nesbit will be moderator.
The local circle Of the c. L. s. C. eff.
fected permanent organization last night
by electing Prof. T. A. Johnston president
A. ID. Howard, vice-president and Thos
Ii. DeRackin, secretary. The com
mittee of instruction consists oi
John G. Pigott, Walter Williams and
Miss Izetta Thornton. The next meeting
of the local circle will be held the las
Tuesday night in September.