The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-28
BOONVILLE.
A Chatty Chapter From the
"Vine Clad" by the Bazoo's
Special Correspondent.
The Whole Field Covered and
Not an Item Allowedto
Escape.

MOI an ACem AiiOWedJ0
Escape.
Boonville, Oct. 25.-l Correspondence -
Married, at o'clock Tuesday night, Octo-
Der DIST, 1884, by the Rev. o. w. Gauss, OF
the Presbyterian church, Mr.. Samuel Han
nacs and Miss Ella Summers. The mar
riage IVES a very quiet one, taking place at
the residence of the brides uncl., Mr.. j.
g. McFaddep, on Sixth street, with only
the intimate friends of the bride and
groom In attendance. Mr.. Hsnnsca, whom
all Boouvillians know as Sam, is q genisl
and prosperous young business man, while
the young lady whom be has secured as a
wife is worthy Of him in every way, heinr
= noble woman with manifold gIaces. The
couple will make their home in BoOnville,
going TO housekeeping at once. Shake,
Sam.
Also, married. recently. in 81. Louis, Mr..
AL Finney, formerly of Boohville, and
Miss Clara Barron, OF the Future Great.
Al. being former resident Of this city, il
gives us pleasure to congratulate him on
his msrriage.
To day is bright and b, autiful, and the
roads beng unusually good, large num-
Der of farmers are in town. Any in the
hsbit Of calling Boonville "dead town."
and are constantly claiming "there is no
business done here" would do we'll 10 visit
some of our stores on day like this, and
be copvincei of the fslsi y Of his state
ments. We do Q lsrger, more staying bus
iness than any other town of Ike size and
people.
ANOTHER NEw-PaPER CHANGE
Messrs. NJ. Caldwell, Louis Fl. Stahl
and Phil. w. Stshl have purchased
the Boonville Advertises from Messrs.
Speed and Lon Stephens, admin
traitors of the Stephens estate, and take
Immediate possession. Being old and ex.
periencsd newspaper men, at home In
make the Advertiser one Of the leading
papers of the state.
NM. B. CLUE.
Our young men, to the number Of TWEEN
ty-6ve or thirty, have formed dancing
club in this city, with the above title and
propose 10 give series of balls, dances.
etc, during the coming winter. Invita-
tons have slready bssn sent out for the
frs; grsnd opening ball TO be held al the
Thespian hail. Thursday evening, October
Both. The officers of the n. NJ. B. club
are: President, H. L. Mcpherson; vice
president, NJ. o. Hurt; Secretary, Fred
Danwalter; treasurer, G. P. Colt; execu-
tive committee, L. II. levens, w. A. Nc
PheIson and Joe Sohm.
OUR HALL.
Work on our rew Ths spisn hall has BEEN
and i, is noS one of the nestsst |
structures of the kinl In the state. Ele-
CANT new scenery has been put In, two rev |
PRESSING rooms erected snd many other i'm |
provements inside Sol Smith Russell |
opeus the hall next Monday night, Lillian |
Browns Jolli,ies follow Tuesday night. |
On the lst OF November comes ]. r. Keene |
and Miss Minnie L. RUSSELL on the 9th. |
Altogether the season promises to be q
lively one.
NEW INVENTIONS.
Mr. George J. Weber, of this city, has
patented two very useful inventions recent
y. One is FIRE setter and cooler, the sec
ind, a transparent display column, which
loswer- the purposes of both O shsw win
low and support.
Mr.. Vim. III. Stewart has patented an
improved brick machine, which, judging
rom the reports We have received, is de-
igned TO revolut,onizs the brick Masking |
ndu, try. II is OF very. sim pie construction
md small cot; one CREST fault of formes
machines being their complicated structure
md great expense of construction. Mr..
,;ewart's machine will make from eighteen /
o twenty-five thousand brick daily, and
his Is low estimate. He received his
ecoBd patent on the machine this week.
CHAPTER OF CHAT.
Louis Deu:scb, of sedalis, was in
own this week.
Miss Minnie Gilbreath has been visit
ng in Sedalia.
r. A. Wilson, of Dubuque, Iowa, was
n town this week.
Mrs. Lucy Blakey has returned from
Ter visit to Kansas.
Miss Matte Miller. of Sedalis, is viz
ting Mrs. Z. B. Bunce.
MIR. Marcus Williams has returned
ron his visit 10 Clinton.
Miss Lena Slratton is visiting in
Bates county, Mo.
Miss Mollie Holman is attending the
Baptist association at Marshall.
Mrs. r. s. Hunter and little daughter
re Visiting Neosho, No., friends. |
Jim Thompson. OF Lamar, No., has
cen visiting relatives in this place.
DIR. J. G. Burger has recovered frsm
is recent sickness and is able to be out
Igain
MIR. A. II. Santer, OF this city, is look
pg after his business interests in Dakots
erritory.
Mr.. James n. Nelson and wife visited
Ir and Mra q Z Iaonard on PalI Al