The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-30
CHAT FROM COOPER.
An Interesting Letter from Boon
oSes-Personals-
Sccieties-W eddings.


plan hall, Monday evening, Janusry 18th
1886. Ii is to be hoped that This gentle
man in Hamlet ard his imFersonators,
illustrated with over 200 beautifully iilum-
mated engravines," will draw good house.
Lon V. Stvens left last pigh Tor ST.
Louis.
Oscar F. Ewing, OF Bupceton, was in
town Wedn sday.
Marshall Rust, OF Pilot Grove, visited
Boonville on Wednesday.
Miss Annie Cary eft yesterday for
Prairie Home TO speed the holidays.
Miss Lima Howard returned this
week from a visit 10 friends in Howard
county.
Miss Beck, of Pleasant Green, was 10
town Thursday and attended the A. q. u.
w. entertainment.
Miss Sue Holman Lift last Monday
morning on a visit To Texas where she viii!
spend several weeks.
The rev officers OF the b. I. & g. V.
are H. Waterman, president, anu John
Waterman, vice president.
ALPS quiet along the P'tomac in
Boonvilie hes sraper circles at this writing.
The wars fr' ze up probably.
We regret To learn of the serious ILL
ness of Mr. Z B. Bunce, our county clerk,
but trust he will be better soon.
Mrs. Francis Stutt, Of Sedalia, and her
daughter, Mrs. Dr. Lusk, of Cameron, Mo-.
were visiting In Boonviile last week.
The rive at this place is blocked to
the island from the Boobvile side and ice
five TO ten inches thick i, being gotten out.
Cliff Greenlessp, now of Slater, Saline
county, but formerly of this place, is Ie
joicing over the arrival OF tripleis at his
home recently-all boys.
Philip Manger, formerly of this place,
is now in charge of butcher shop al Lin
coin, Neb. Will Manger is in Kansas and
August is attending college in Earlham,
Ind.
"A special compliment is due the Boon
vile orchestra for their fine music. The
young men would rank with any amateur
organization In the stale
Prof. A. Haynes, the Cooper institute
principal, left Friday in company with
Prof. Osborne, of WaIrensburg, on a trip
to the Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
Mr.. Julius Schwarz, of the ST. Louis
Bazaar, is writing play or two, a Christ
mas story, selling goods, etc, and calling
on his dark-haired girl every other night.
Julius is sumner.
-Thos. Boarman, son of Dr. c. S. Boar
man, arrived in town Tuesday fl ON Texas.
Tom has been quite sick, aud is still look
ing badly, but better. he thinks visit TO
old Missouri will benefit him.
The bitterly cold weather seems TO
stimulate cur society folks to renewed ex-
ertions. "Boonville HIS a party every IF
teen minutes and q rattle every ten," re-
marked young gentleman last night, and
it is about SO.
Quite number of beavers have been
caught on the "iower island" IN the Mis-
souri, river, near BoonviIle. The banks are
said to be lined with them and a number
of their hides, which ar. very valuable
have been brought to our city.
We hear that Will Miller. formerly a
telegraph operator here, was married one
day recently in Northern Missouri. Thst
the | .dy was beautiful and accomplished
goes without saving, but her name we
haven't been able to ascertain.
Rev w. d. Morton has been called to
take charge of the Boonyille Presby terrain
church. at salary of 81 ECO year. The
money was rrised st meeting last Sunday
and call will soon be sent to Mr.. Morton
to come as stated for one year.
1t is reported that John Walz is to be
married soon TO a Sedalis girl fwhose hair
is like the sunbeam AID whose teeth are
like the pearl" 'Tisn't so, you say, John 4?
Well, what do these Fl. quent trips to the
Queen City OF the Prsiries mean, then An
explanation is ne cesssry.
There is more agitation Just at present
over the question of rock roads. Some OF
these days Cooper county will wake up and
see their advantage and then we will have
them in iiffy. At present the only good
roads We have are those the good Lord gives
us, hard frozen, despite of the flesh and the
devil in the shape of lazy CONT actors and
overseers.
AT recent meeting of Cooper lodge
No. So, a. f. and A NJ in this city, the
following officers were duly elected to serve
the ensuing year: ID. w. Shackleford, w.
NJ; w. I. Mckinley, s. w; Charles L.
Glasscock,J. w; w. K. Hntchison, tress-
uer A. Mars, secretary. The oilo~iug Off
GERS were appointed by S. w. Shsckleiord,
W NJ: F. NJ. Mckinley, :. D.; IT. b
Chiffon, j. D.; Lee Chiit.n, senior stew
ark; Robert Rankin, junior steward; L.
L. H. Stephens, NJ. ]. Werlheim5r, j. D.
Stsrke, finance coomittee.
The reception given at the City hotel
Thursday evening 10 Misses Tallie Brant
and Mile Rankin, of ST. Louis, was one of
the events of the winter. cMrs. J. McPher- |
son, the popular and pleasant hostess of the |
hotel, hav lng recovered from recert ILL., |
ness, was In attendance and did her utmost
20 entertain the guests. The supper served |
we have never seen surpassed in elegance. |
THE ladies TO whom the rece piion was ten
dered, we've the recipients of marked atten-
tion by reason OF their position and their |
charming qualities. OF course a large por.
ton of the fashion and beauty Of the Vine
Clad was in attendance and general good
time was had iD:consequence.
We repreat IN learn of a ser;ouc or;