The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26
A Large Number of Distin-
guiShed Gentlemen Attend
ing Circuit Court.
Two Weddings Announced to
Take Place in the Near
Future.
The Vine Clad City to Have a
Grand Democratic
Rally.
Notes and Personals About Town
by the Bazoo's Special
Correspondent.


persons to our town. Mike McGrath, the
genial Irishman, secretary of the state, has
been here as one of the defendants In the
state printing case. d. III. Mcintyre, who
failed to get there for attorney general
second term. represents the state in the
| same case. j. r. Edwards, the ioyial, big
hearted editor-lawyer, Of Jefferson City,
A. j. Spurlock, whom Judge Edwards de.
fested for circuit Judge, Col. w. w. S.
SnOddy, of the Queen City, Col. r. H.
Mosser, Frank Walker, the talented young
prosecuting attorney of Morgan county,
and Others are on hand.
Various railroad cases were continued.
Steve Stephens secured a verdict of $3.50
in his suit against the NJ. P. r r. Co.
The Buncetown railroad cases for unjust
freight discrimination were sent 10 Morgan
county on change of venue.
Sam Meredith was in town on a visit
this week.
There will be a big picnic at Clifton
City on the Both.
Miss Addie Whitlow has returned
frem Colorado Springs.
Dick Morris, one of Buncetop's lively
young merchants, Is In Town.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Edwards will re-
turn TO Holden Monday morning,
Miss Agnes Lester, of Kansas City, is
the guest OF OF Miss Cora Kinney.
Miss Fannie Thompson is visiting
relatives and friends in Vernon county
Miss Sallie Stephens, a pretty little
lassie, of Bunceton, is the guest of friends
in this city.
Frank Reinhart, one of the cieyeres,
drummers on the road, has been in town
this week.
Miss Laura Buckner, of Columbia is
visiting the family of Joe Combs, near
BoonviIle.
"A new depot is to be built in Bunce-
town in short time to take the place of
the one destroyed by FIRE.
There was an examination of teachers
in this city, this week. About a dozen
were given certificates to teach.
MIR. T. L. Tinsley, of Howard county.
and Miss Bertha Dobyns, of Columbia, will |
be married next Thursday, August 18th.
II. F. McDearmoD, who was nomi-
mated for Judge of the ST. Louis court of |
appeals, is cousin of T. HI. B. McDear-
mon, OF this city.
Capt Henry McPherson's new boat
Carrier, will reach B0onyille from Louis
vile next Monday. 1t will take the place
OF The Martha Stephens.
The marrisge is announced of Miss
Efhe Adams, OF Boonvilie, and Mr.. Sam
Johnson, of st. Charles. The date set Is
the Both of September.
MIR. j. w. Draffen, who experienced a
stroke of paralysis, or something of that
nature, last Tuesday, is still unwell, though
improved.
The work of repairing and refitting
Thespian Hall, so often spoken of In the
press of this city, will be commenced next
week. This is suthoritive.
There was a very pleasant lawn party
yiyen at the residence of Mrs. John /. ,
CBryan, in this city, Wednesday night. in T
lonor OF Miss Ruth Johnston, who has
'een visiting here.
Capt. Less Smiths announcement as
IN independent! candidate for the Office of
herif OF this county appears IN the papers
bis week. 1t is said that Mr.. James Eu-
anks will be an independent candidate for
ollector.
-Chalie Swap went to the circus last I
londay and left his umbrellas on one of
ne seats. On returning to hunt for ID be a
ound it gone. Yesterday morning he re. n
eived the missing umbrella by express 4
rom Versailles. Did any one ever hear
be equal of this for an umbrellas storys b
-Boonville democrats will have the b
randest meeting of the cam q
align in this city on the
In Of September. Villas, of Wisconsin. q
.sndoiph Tucker, of Virgins, Daniel
tanning, of New York, and Others. are ex.
ected to be present and address the assem-
led citizens. '~ 90 d.
The Supreme Grand Lodge of the '
Wise Men OF the United States of America a
as In session here this week. This is
organization composed entirely of ne NJ
toes, and their doings have. been kept "
cret Last night the session closed with
procession through our principal streets,
I'd ball. ys
The public school commences its next -
ssion on Monday, September 9Th. Prof. :"
W.. Smith, handsome and talented .,
ntleman, is the new principal, while III. q
Shocking Is his first assistant. Both
ese gentlemen are from Cape Girardeau. II
I'd this is their hrst term in Central Mis- q
uri. They come very highly recommend -
|, and will doubtless give Boonville bet. =,
T school than we nave had for some time %
'st. W
The newspaper men took iu the circus
good shape last Monday. McQuilty. 40
3 religions editor of the Rocheport Com ca
.rcisl, trotted around with big cut un- tn
r his arm, looking for the boss. Houck.
the Fayette independent, made q fruit. te,
8 search for the dade. Ravenel fitted VIC
and out of the tents, but finally
down to gaze intentIy ut the ov
male equestriana Haller only went 70 ssr