The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-29
BOONVILLE BREEzES.
How the Nomination Of Hon.
John T. Heard was Re-
ceived at Boonville.
Personals and Notes Of Eappe--
nings in and Around the
Vine Glad City.

Boonville, July 26.-L Correspondencel-
The Congressional convention has dwarfed
everything else this week. The def" 1t of
John Cosgrove and the nomination of
Senator Heard is, of course, keenly felt by
| friends of the former, but old Cooper will
stand by the nominee. In county politics
there are no new Developments. Mat Gen.
try, it is understood, will make the racs
for county treasurer against the democratic
candidate, Sheriff Rogers. There is talk Of
independent candidates for other Offices
and nothing defnate can be learned. Sem
stor Heard, the congressional nominee, Is,
after all, the same thing as q BOonvhllan.
His wife is the daughter of Mr.. David
Andrews of this city, and is most es-
timsble lady. Mr.. Heard visited In the
Vine Clad very often.
SHOT.
Sam. Hickman, living in Moniteau
township, this county, became involved In
a quarrel with Que Davenport, yesterday
afternoon and shot him, injuriDg him Sc
siously. Hickman surrendered to the
authorities.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Mrs. w. B. Clark, of ST. Louis is Wis
iting in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Waid Howard is visiting at
Eldorado Sprsngs.
Mrs. Henry Reinhart, of ST. Louis, 10
visiting in this city.
Does anyone know a good joke on viii
Homan2 Well, we should smile.
Miss Celeste Stephens, of Prairie
Home, has been visiting in Otterville.
Cooper Institute commences its 18th
annual session Tuesday, September 2nd.
Mrs J. NJ. johnson, of Topeka, Kan
sas, is visiting in Pleasant Green, this eoun-
ty.
Charlie Swap went over to Moberiy
Monday, after his cousin, who came down
from Iowa.
Miss Bessie Daniel returns to Sedalix
this afternoon, after a pleasant visit to Mis-
Josie McIlhany, of this city.
John Wall retired tonight from his
clerkship at Hannaca's, where he has
worked faithfully for long time.
Rev. F. r Fsrrand, of Clinton, Mo-,
came in on last nights train from Sedalia,
and will preach in this city tomorrow.
Miss Florence Ewing and Brella
Sherwood, Of jefferson City, were the guests
VI MIS-. SOuu H. w oAncH III tuiS City 10.
Gently.
The family of Mr.. Adam Scott, of this
county and Mr.. w. G. Scott, of Boonville,
are camping out at Chateau Springs at
present.
Mr.. A. Haynes returned last night
from visit to the Pettis county Teachers
Institute. Mr.. d. A. Mcmillan came dowu
with him. n
1t is rumored that Captain Samuel w
Ravenel is making arrangements to pur-
chase the Advertiser. 1t is offered for sale
BY the Stephens estate, by whom it is
owned.
The Boonville Republican will Try
the experiment of young lady compositors
for time. Miss Bee Swap, of Bedtord,
lows, and another young lady commenced
work there Monday.
When the news of Heard's nomina-
ton reached Boonville prominenent re-
publican remarked TO the BAzoo CORES
pendent: "That means il CIeyeland's
elected John Russell wont get the Sedalia
post Office"
The Cooper county Teachers Normal
institute commences Monday. Among the
distinguished teachers from abroad who
will be present during the session are:
Profs. Ducher and Dodd, of Warrensburg;
w. E. Coleman, of Jefferson City; j. p.
Blanton, of Kirksville. and others.