The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-24
BOONVILLE.
A Correspondence From the
Bazoo's Special Reporter.


Boonville, Mo-, March 2l.-[Corresponl-
encs. Capt. Joseph Kinney and vile re-
urned this week from an extended visit to
their son in Kansas City.
Annie Hart has been visiting here for
several days.
Rev. Mr.. Guy, of Fsyette, was IN
BOonville ii is week
Mr.. w. C. Heard left Wednesday, al
ternoon for st. Louis.
The Fayette cornet band will give .
conce TT in Boonville soon.
Mrs. M. E. Fsrrsnt, of Arrow Rock,
has been visiting in Boonville.
j. s. McFsdden came down from Pet
lis county last Monday morning.
DIR. H. A. Conkwright, of Sedalia, was
in town Wednesday on professional bust
ness.
-Emmet Chambers, ESQ, of Kansas
City, has been visiting friends In Boonville
lately.
Miss Sue Holman returned home Sat-
urday, after long visit in the Lone Star
state.
are visiting j. W. Lee and family, of How
ard county.
Caleb Muir, of Sedalia, was in town
this week, calling on the wine Clad's"
young ladies.
MIR. 8. B. Sturtevant, Of Sedalia, paid
his old Boonville friends short visit this
week. Come again.
Judge Rice, our champion checker
player, was b-aten 10 to 5 by Berry
Mitchell one day last week.
Louis s. Edwards and vile have CONS
make this their future home.
Mrs. c. j. Walden, wife of the editor
of the Fayette Advertiser, has been the
guest of Mrs. David Spahr this week.
AMessrs. J. A. Howard, w. r. Baker
and w. M. Williams attended a meeting
Of the &. L. commsndery at Fsyeste Tues.
day night.
George T. McCslloch, George w.
Hammond and David M. McCuilOch, of
howard county, left Boonville this weak
for New orleans.
Among the attendants from Boonvills
at the Keene performance IN Sedalia last
Monday were Miss Grace Kemper and
Messrs. Will Blskey and Frank Mckinley.
Rev. w. d. Morton, who has been alb
Sent in Fulton for the past fortnight, has
returned, having met with great success in
his work IT Fulton, and filled his pulpit
here to-day as usual
Edgar Wallace, who has been quite
i'll for some time at the Kemper family
school here, is very much improved and
will 60 to his home in Buncelon with hin
mother and father in day or so.
Berry Mitchell, ESQ.,, of whom many Of
our people have heard through the news
papers and otherwise, is In town endeavor~
! ing to secure an amateur dramatic COM
pay to play the lady of Lyons" in this
city.
Mrs. Anna Seavers, who had been In
the Fulton insane asylum for some time.
but had been allowed to return home, re-
lapsed into her former condition last week,
and vas taken to Fulton again. She is The
wife OF farmer OF Lamine, this county.
Louis E. Frost was up from st. Louis
this week visiting friends and parents.
Louis passed the examination at the col
lege OF pharmacy third in the class Of
eighty, receiving honorable mention from
the faculty. AS usual Boonvills- boys to
the front.
ItEMrs. Clara Hoffman lectured at the
Thesplan Opera house under the auspices
of the w. q. u, and was very enihusi-
sstic in her enunciation of temperance doe
trines and prize pies. She Is favorits
among the members of the Union in Boon
vile.
Interest will be added to the already
exciting controversy known as the "Mahaa
controversy" by letters fIom Rev. Dr..
Riggs, Of Constantinople. and General Lew
Wallace, United States minister to TuY-
KEY to Rey. j. Quarles, Of Lexington, Mo-,
which are expected to be pub shed in the
Ne xt issue of the Boonvills Advertiser.
HEART PAINS.
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