The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14
BOONVILLE.
q Elopement Which Causes
Quite a Ripple of Elk.
element.
Items Of Interest From the Vine
Glad Picked up by the Bazoo
Correspondent.

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town and a number of Others, ss well ?:
come of our lost gallant gentlemen. Tht
club ME cts each alternate Tuesday nigh
at the residence If ore o.
| the lady members and has re-,
tatiOns, reading, private theatrica!s, &c
The conditions of membership are vety
strict, unanimous ballot being necessary
to elect. A very witty chronicle was reaC
last M0rd7y night, at the elu', 3y Nj:
! Gree Kemp 7, ore ot the brightest of oul
| BcoByiile beau;i,s 1t Is 100 long for pub
lic4tiOn b, re.
There Is something fascinating abou
printers that IN, girls can't ist, and wher
| Bert Iltn', foreman Of the Topic office OF
this city. proposed an elOpement TO Mis-;
Mamie Kline, she soon consented, and tC
give the sflair greater eclsst IS il were
Paul Minor and Miss Alice Kline con
ended 20 toilow suit. So the girls skipped
off To Sedal'a and yes'e'dsy the boys fol
| lowed them. This morning q Telegram
| from the tIretna Green of Miss ,uri lovers,
he Indian territory, announces the mar
rage Of both couples, and that they will re-
| turn the first Of next week. An elopement
was made necessary from tie fact that Mir.
Daniel Kline, father of the two girls, sren-
nuously opposed he match, and
forDsde either Of the young men
paving aitentio- 90 his girls. Mrs. Kline,
their mother. died some months ago. Tint
mskts the third eIOpement recently taken
pa &c in which BoonviIle printer was ons
of the parties canceraed. II is slightly
epidemic snl there Is no telling where
matrimonial lightning may strike next.
W.. 81, ,o,,.l. Il ~
be knps KID mo pi, and that they meet
with aburd mt prosperity.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
John A. Fray was in town last week.
Miss Daisy Colt has returned to Cliu-
ton.
Miss Dora Harp visited St. Louis this
week.
Hon. Thomes c. C-almer YVES in town
this week.
M. ]. Murphy. Of St. Louis, was il
town recently.
Most Of our farmers predict a very
moderate winter.
Mrs. VIII MelIor, of Sedalia, is visit
ng friends in this city.
j. J. Tucker IT., of Nevada, has been
visiting in BoOaville.
Mrs. Emil Glass left recently FOR Belle
Vile, ILL.,, on visit.
Gel G. W: Combs, OF Washingte5,
was in town this week.
john Galloway, of Howard, wa among
our visitors this week.
Mrs. Frank Vollratte is visiting
friends in Brownsville, Ohio.
Mrs. James O'Brien, jr., of Sedalia, was
visiting In our town this week.
Two of our Boonville bridges were
washed away 10 the recent heavy rain.
Miss Rosa Cochrane is teaching the
Mt. Etna school near Otierville this year.
H. Mason, an old typo of this city,was
in town this week on his way to ST. Louis
Sandy Cochrane lift recently for Salt
Lake City, Utah, where he will spend the
win-er.
H. c. Hutchinson and s. w. Williams
attended the circuit court this week at
Cslifornis.
The City hotel is being repaired, a
new floor Put in the office and other i'm
provemenis.
Mrs. Capt. John Porter, accompanied
by Mis- Birdie Brent, visited Jefferson City
this week
Rev G. L. Leyburn. of Lexington,
preaches in the Prssb yterian churca In this
city Tomorrow.
S. w. Cox, candidate for representa-
i've of Cole county on the radical ticket,
was Ia town recently.
DIR. J. q. Beck, of Pleasant Green, re-
Gently purchased q house and lot from
Theo. Wabley for $500,
Another brick machine has been In.
vented by Boonville gentleman and pa
tent is being sought on it.
AT the Pacific depot 146 tickets to the
81. Louis Pir we're disposed of and sixty
It Barnu IS circus.
The next meeting of the Chautauqua
circle will be held at the L. P. G. reading
,oom next Tuesday night.
WIN. BO'eman. Esq, an old resident OF
his place. was in town recently locking |
lfter his business interests.
Another base ball game between the |
White Stockings and the Kemper Browns,
3 looked for in a short time.
Marion Benedict has returned from
his California trip. He thinks that state
he finest place in the world to live in.
Charlie Fox, of the Jefferson City nine,
vas presented the ball played for by the |
zemper nine and our White stockings.
Mr.. A. III. Ferguson, a very pleasant |
gentleman, of Rochester, n. Y, visi d |
,ur place this wee, with a view OF lot.t-
'g.
Thee is democratic speaking to-day
at Pisgsh. Hon. 7. Z. Cranmer,
} f. Arnold and w. w. Schockwood are
he orators.
Mad dogs have been playing havoc
among the cattle near Clifton, this county. |
Mrs. Bell recently lost two fine cows from |
lydrophobla.
Postmaster ]. A. Eppstine and DR.. |
thomas z. S Jples, srs in St. Louis this |
week attending he meeting of the Mexican
eterans' association.