The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-13
BUZZ FROM BOONVILLE
The Bazoo's Correspondent
Gets to the Front With an
Interesting Letter.
Meeting Of the Boonville Bridge
Company--Other Notes
and Personals.
BooNvILLE, Mo-, Jan. 10th

oOoNFiLLh1 cAO'i - dH lVtu
Miss Lizzie OBryan, &. L. Green
lesse, james Thompson. ir., and Alex
Stephens saw Fay Templetou in Sedalia.
john r. Walker, ESQ.,, leaves this
week for Washington, d. e, to prosecute
the state war claims against the general
government
"A large attendance at the next
Kraentchen, TO be given Monday night,
Jan. 18th, is expected on the interesting
program to be presented.
Percy Harrison and Jas. Jackson, two
enierprisipg young gentlemen of this city
have opened a roller skating rink at New
Franklin Hall, Howard county, Mo. We
wish them success.
Mr.. Cook Porter announces in q short
time the erection of q large warehouse al
Franklin Station, in Howard county, OBJ
posite Boonville. IL will be 80x40 feet in
size, and will accommodate greal quanti-
ties of grain, etc. 1t will be quite an i'm
provement and bring considerable addi.
tional trade to the K. & T. road.
A good joke on Eve Boonville boys w.s
told your correspondent yesterday. Louis
Ganthuer's big ball at Pilot Grove 10 tire
subject and its lack of success the point is
the joke. Louis plug hat has been trailei
10 the dust, 6guratively speaking, and all
his expected mashes tailed to materialize.
The next time the boys endeavor to get up
ball in strange town will be some years
from now when they have had more ex.
perience If not more money.
Fanny Mountcsstle, supported by
Cherries r. Thorpe, was billed for this
place Jan. 9Th, 9th and 18th, owing to the
inclemepcy OF tie weather on the 5tn, che
failed to appear, but the next two nights
played to q very fair business. Mr.. Thorpe,
on the night of their last performance,
said that he intended visiting our city
again in the latter part Of February. He
also spoke very highly OF our orchestra,
saving that the orchestra was the finest he
had heard during his two months sojourn
in this state. Should they come back we
can sssuer them that they will receive q
hearty welcome.
"A meeting of the Boonville Bridge
Co. was held in the presidents room of the
Central National bank On Tuesday the 9th
inst. Mr.. Henry G. Herbrel, assistant Sec
retary of the Pacific railway. was up from
st. Louis and conducted the meeting. The
following were elected directors for 1885.
Jaw Gould, J. q. Forrest, n. s. McCready,
A. ]. Calef and II. B. Henson, of New York
civ: Err. r. s. Hayes, III. NJ Hoxie, 4. l..
Hopkins, j. G. Brown, T Ports, Z. q.
Warner and d. s. II. Smith, of st. Louis,
and Harvey Bunce, of Boonville. The
officers of the company ere Jay Gould,
president r 6. Hayes, yice-president; ii.
b. Henson, secretary add treasurer, and D.
s. III. Smith assistant secretary. The capt.
tsl stock of the company IS $1,000, 600, OF
Mr.. Gould owres 100000.
GOSSIP.
Rev. J.J. Wilkins, of Christ church,
this CITY. is intimately acquainted with
the great lecturer, Hon. Geo. X. Vending,
and say many good things about that gen.
tlemsn.
A Sunday or two ago the BAzoo over
looked in its Msstodon report the names
of Ned Trent, Frank Often and Tom
Kemp. Our humblest apologies are e1-
tended these gentlem'o.
One of the best known figures in JEFF
ferson City to-day is that OF VIM. NJ.
Drslfen, of this city, who is a candidate
for enrolling clerk. Will is hustler and
is making things hum at the capital.
This correspondent has ascertained
from Grover Cleveland, president-elect of
these United States, the name of the next
United States marshal for the western dis
trict of Missouri. He is Cooper couniy's
ex-sherifi, and This will do to gamble on.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
The Brownsville mipstrels intend Civ
ing an entertainment on the list. They
will be warmly greeted.
Louise Sylvester, Booneville's prime
fsyorite, appears January 18th. The play
she will present viii probably be the "Liltle
Ferret"
Geo. &. Vending, the prince of the
American platform, will appear here jan