The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-28
Cooper County Rejoicing Over
the Arrival of Some En-.
inent Hogs.
A Big Buck Also Creates ;
Furor Among Progress.
sive Changers.
Personal Mention-Social Salad
Religious Notes-All
Sorts.

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the finest hogs ever seen he re. They took
the first premium at the st. Louis fair and
are beautiful animals--pure Chester Whites
They arrived in BoonvIlle this week. In
the herd is one b, & which was raised pear
Jacksonville, ILL.,, ADD weighs 5I4 pounds,
though onlv twenty mon hs old Another
'Gretcher," is eighteen months old and
weighs 470 pounds. They are all i'm q
heslthy and thriving condition. They are
splendid stock and such importaiions are
great benefit 10 The county. CooTer is
getting quite reputation for her fine ami
mails.
TOWN TALK.
"A. c. Otr.ck, Of ST. Louis, was in our
city this week.
Peter z. Dawes Esq, of Vermont. was
liz town This week
Mrs. I. C. Lindsay, of Moberly, is
visiting Mrs. +. b. Bunce.
Mr.. Nat Richardson, Of Mt. Leonard,
has teen visiting in BOonvilie.
Charles Bonn, II, the ST. Louis paper
drummer, was In town yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. ID. ID. Miles was visiting
Mrs. 7. III. Miles in Marshall recently.
Mrs. Lola Nelson left Thursday for
MarshFll On a visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. =. G. Walker, prominent farm.
from Pleasant Green, was in town Tuesday.
Thomas Z. Leech, a young newspaper
man of IrontOn, Mo-, was In town this
week
Miss Hattie Rugg, daught. of the
editor of the Arrow Rock Times, is in
town.
Dave Drsffen returned this week from
his visit 10 Ohio. having had very pleas
ant trip.
DIR. VIM. Mittletach is announced as
a candidate for public administrator OF
this county.
A dem ocrstic meeting is advertised for
Saturday, October % h, at the Franklin
school h. use, in BlackWater township.
Mrs. DIR. Rush has returned from
Kansas City. accompanied By her daughter
Mrs. james II. Chandler, of that place.
The fnsnc:al agents of COOPER county
took in $4,000 of the Boonvilie township
bonds this week at 50 Ceals on the dollar
Married, in Cooper county, Mo. on
the 10Th day OF October, 1884. Mr.. Michael
Pollock and Miss Lena w. Thomas by r.
III. How ard, j. p.
There were two games of base ball this
week. In one the Clippers were defeated
by picked nine IL To l6, and in the other
a picked nine were defeated by the Ccopers,
2S TO 20.
The attractions slresdy booked for our
new The.pi hall are as follows: Octo.
Der %, Sol Smith Russell opens the ball
Oct. 2S, Lillian Browns Joliities; Novem-
Der, j. X. Reanis' comedy company;
November 6, Minpie L. Russell.
Mr.. Robert J. Starke, county clerk
Bates county, and brother Of our cOllecto
Judge J. ID. Starke, was in town this week
visiting friends. Mr.. Stsrke is a popular
and pleasant gentleman, and being an old
Coopt county boy, We are glad To note his
political preferment in his adopted home.
Charles Culyerhouse, James Rsgland,
James Mitchell, Cock Porter, Percy John
ston and Henry Thompson left last Satur-
day for Miller county, where they will
spend two weeks hunting and fishing. As
that is the paradise of sporIsmen, IL is ex-
pected that they will have a most pleasant
time.
w. II. Elliott and w. Z. EstilI, OF
Estill station, aud L Leonard and y. 5.
Richardson, of Nj. lie >nsrd, were in Boon
vile This week, consulting with lawyers in
regard TO their big cat le suit shortly 10
come up in the United States court.
MIR. w Ii. Haunn, of this county, re-
Gently purch ased a very fine Shropshire
buck while in st. Louis. Ii reached Boon
vile by express recently, and is a yearling,
weighing 2O0 pounds, with Remarkably
heavy fleece. We are glad 10 see such ami
msIs introduced into our country.
AT the regular meeting OF the local
Cha auqua Circle last Tuesday night, four
names we're enrolled as new members, and
very interesting meeting was held. The
evening was devoted principally TO the dis
cussion of Greece of to-day. The next,
meeting will be held on Tuesday, the 2SIh
of November.
Mr. Robert D. Newmsn, ore of our
most prominent citizens, informed us that
he would leave Cooper county for the west
after the election. Bob is a practical
man, COED citizen, honest and
industrious, and in his departure from
our midst we lose valuable citizen. We
wish him success wherever he goes.
The reception given on last Wednes
day night at the rectory to Rev. j. j. Will
kins, pastor of the Episcopal church, was a
success in every particular. Mrs NJ. J.
emerson, the genial hostess, with yalu-
able assistance IRON other ladies, did all in
her power to make her guests feel at home
and succeeded admirably. There were a
large number of members of the church
and others present and the occasion was
sltogether a most enjoyable one. The re-
ception was given on the occasion OF Mr..
wilkins second anniversary as pastor Of
the church. He has proven a very popu-
lar gentleman, as well as able minister.