The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-02
Last Tuesday and Wednesday
Nights the Scenes of Hap
py Gatherings.
A Blaine and Logan Club
Formed With Two Hun
dred Members.
Another Interesting Letter
From One of Boonville's
Fair Daughters.
Items Here and There Picked up
by the ''Bazoo's" Regular
Correspondent.


Boonville, Aug 30.-T correspondence 7
The rainy weather for the past ten days
has somewhat interfered with social fairs.
! A party at the Mansion house Tuesday
night was given in honor of Miss Mollie
Mitchell, of Glasgow, who has been visit
iting Mrs. Helfricb. Thursday night at
Capt K. III. Howa.d'S large number of
guests enjoyed themselves. the occasion be-
ing Methodist socisble or mite"
| Politically there is Iirle news to report.
A Blaine and Logan club was organized at
the court house Thursday night with
about two hundred members. arrange
ments are being made for a grand ratifca-
ton meeting to be held here just after the
republican state convention, which meets
at Moberly on the 9th of September.
! The county canvass is opening up. A
big picnic is being held to-day Saturday.
at Clifton, at which several of the candi-
dates are present.
ANOTHER LETTER,
The BAzoo is to the front again to-day
with another epistle from Miss Gertrude,
whose letter in a recent issue was read with
so much interest. She writes,
AT HOME, BooNvILLE, August Is.
My DEAREST VIVIAN Would you be-
lieve? That boy did publish my letter as
he said he would and some fellows really
had the impudence to say it wasn't genu-
inc. Such bosh. / suppose you received
the BAzoo | sent you with it in.
You remember Bill Mckinley. He is
very attentive to a young lady living only
short distance from his place of business
and from all accounts / take it that he
will soon bid farewell to life of single dis
tressedness and get married. 1t hurts Bill
though for any one to mention it.
Harry Chiffon went 10 sleep-honest
truth-while young lady was pinning .
button hole boquet on him the other even
ing. He is right nice fellow but he likes
TO go with too many girls at one time and
they don't always like it.
Harry Wilson is at home and
has enough hair on his face to stuff one OK
mothers holsters.
John Pigott is too cute for anything with
his new Cleveland hat. 1t is tall white
one, and he looks as big as giant. All
the boys are getting these hats. Percy
johnson and his hat are about the same
size. Will Forsythe, who clerks at Grif-
fms, looks like wild man with one On.
Jonas Adams is looking around for come
nice girl to catch on to. i think may be
be has found her.
DR.. Hurt is still the confirmed old ssch-
elor. i don't see why q man who is rs pop
ular as he is with the ladies don't get mar
ried. Rumor says ii is not Cooper bat .
Howard county lady that he wants.
Pryor Starks is so tar gone on girl down
i ina ho hat faH
to arouse him from his lethargy. He was
at the concert the other night with pretty
schoolma'am.
Your broken. hearted chum,
PSI am going to the Sedalia fair
with -, and expect to havejrst jolly
time.
SHORT HORSES.
MIR. and Mrs. Lon v. Stephens visited
n. Louis this week.
John Seston, of Dayton, Ohio, has been
visiting In Cooper county.
-Onnie Hurs has been up from
Nevada this week on q visit to. ais mother.
Miss Mollie Holman has returned
home from pleasant visit to North Mis-
souri,.
B. F. MeMahsu, of Tumine township,
leaves next Tuesday for Montana, his fu-
ture home.
Rev. G. w. Moore, former pastor of
the Boonville Episcopal caurch, has been
visiting in the city.
Mr. E. s. Mills and Miss Annie Tuck
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tucker,
of this county, will be married September
Sd.
E. r Pallon has eeen promoted to the
gensrsl agency of the K. & 7. railroad al
this place. Jim Blakey is sent to Esteli
and Ed. Spahr made night operator.
Louis Frost, who has been clerkinx az
Dan Wooidridges,. leaves for st.. Louis in
short time. to ente. a college of pharmacy
there. We know Louis wEn achieve sue
cess and he richly deserves to do so.
| Charlie Swap, Youngest son of Dr..
franklin Swap. Of this city, Left this week
iOr Philadelphls, where be will spend two
I ys.rs, pros eating q course of study In dem
| al surgery. We hope TO see Charlie re-
thrn fnll~asdged dentist, and We know hs
- capable Of taxing high rank in hia
| chosen pcofessioD.
-Haring published oae statement re-
Gently IN reference to the changes eontem-
| plated In the AdvertiseT Office it is but fair
to Capt. Saml w. Ravenel to print his
side of the story, which he gives in last
weeks papers 1.-The BAzoo correspondent
does not understand the situation, III any
change is made In the management of the
paper, il ia not because of any disagree.
ment as to rent, but because the editor of
this paper 1.-THE Advertiser) has refused To
be controlled by self-appointed censors %
to his political course and utterances."