The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-26

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Since the recent bad weather has so
generally demoralized our country roads,
there has been general discussion of the
qu,s tiOn of rock roads. What God-send
il would be If some public spirited citizen
would not only start the matter but keep
IL agitaIed.
Baptism has been agitsting the relig-
iOus element In our community recently.
Rev. A. Mashett, psstOr OF the Baptist
church. and an anonymous correspondent
have been discussing the subject pretty
thoroughly through the Topics Sunday
column.
The BoOnville Creamery company has
be en- incorporated with the following dit
reciOrs; J. J. Gibson, J. III. Johnston, j..
+. GiuaIich, J. 5. Elliott, Lon V. Sleph-
ems, IL. Huber and y. Meis'rei. a portion
OF the machinery has arrived, the new
builiing Amos. finished, is being painted,
and before IN INV days the creamery will De
teaiy for business.
The county court proceedings, pub
shed this week Nv Ihe Topic, contain the
i.I.ovIt. gsS, sSrd vtluatr.n>: Miss usI
Pac..,c rtiiT1sd, III comfy. S-@i' ot"; loon
vile. - Louis " SJ.t. en-, -;l-i 'JJ ; VI
r. & i. Te5l,o.t company $3.50 ii+.s3 {,
B.-vi,lr bridge, j.o:gr cluH.Es hai'.
$4,000. There are iiiiy-iour m.Js> 81
rrI,f,..u Iu Cooper conn y, eleven o-PJl-,
.uur Tanks AID one TARA jauic,
There IS var IN tne comp AGAIN The
CITY .cuyail vh. ch, ioTn'r.S lur1u eut,
lad ,i .ate etched do@u sn pace. .uc-
p, ore rent ui,I strife Ar~,iu Z. SD.e i.
O. ulci.uau rom tae ,H.fd W.rI, IS out III
esd jl TINS w,es> Advertiser
+ {. which he t-aG> tae action az q
u-,rity 4 tn council. ~ -.t.r me-
Oil. ~a-u- cas- matters, uEt a.t.cs- {. e.
( &c cou.cI'u1n from tie >,c.Ed ward,
~ .au-ua-e u,t very oi-ulS d. 60 10y ile
. lest "a ;Ee same time Alr. Bill IS r.
. tucked py correspond Il 81 the I4uIc,
+, Wing himself " charming IHa alore
-,,t Be .lJl ujsapp-opr ting 80 OF he
.,.-'. money Ios sly tU't L.r b. = "a q
. veal -. dl.w.ug Il We. ul.o, suc H-N'
/ e- - civ paper promise Jo b.o" w'h
/ li,. meter. We uCcuyy 81 to-..t.0 o.
rrlur5 neutrality iE ih.- sh.r.Gr-H, HUt W
: h.pe wurH tie >ma kr al Dill. Has cleared
} ewsv 10 fad HAT We are better supplied
B with ga>-tne .utl ,mm be kI-d-tuan We
/ ever have been. Sslah.
/ There has teen a heavy court docke'
I this term. Among the most imPorlau
Proceedings Up 20 date. are the following :
I Divorce sulg OF Maria Allen, sgaiust Charlie
| Alien. wa dismissed at plaintiffs cot. +
} VI. Hu'cuison sued ior divorce from j. ID
HuchiSon, when YVES granted, and she
riyen he custody Of the children. TIE
divorce cas,s o. Bates vs. Bs'e>. Summer
IS. Summers, were discontinued, and TIE
one of McLean Us Mclean was dismissed
johanna Kaufman applied Tor
la divorce nom her hush md
which was GRANTED on the case Of WIN
! cook against the Missouri Pacific railway
company, the jury returned verdict o.
81 900 damages. An appeal TO the ST.
preme court was granted. This is the case
OF boy " hose leg was broken last year by
rain running into the wagon which be wa
driving. The pillow men, accused o
swindling, were granted change of venue
and Judge j p. Suother, of Saline, is ex
pecIed in BOonville next Wednesday, Il
iry the Cases. A large number of case:
have been continued; court will probably
be in session the greater part OF next week
WE RISE To INQUIRE
What the young lady dropped at tn
ball?
If the Irish du ie knows which girl i
was?
If Ed. Leyens came to Boonville a
freight?
What VIII Bell knows about sswin
m ,chines?
If they thou mt Levi Smith was tn
nightmare?
If Jim Thomson would not Ike
to have stayed later at the bali?
If any of the girls had to wait unit
: after tea to attend the ball, as certain boy
did?