Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-28
LOCAL BITS.

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port,is here on visit.
There was very heavy rain il
this locality, last night.
Born to the wife of c. c. England
Esq, May II, 1885, a fine girl.
Mr.. John C. Dean, of Hale City
was in town, Monday and Tuesday.
Our young friend, Mr.. Tom Smith
OF Utica, is on the regular petit jury.
DR.. Greene spends the last ten day.
Of every month at his Chillicothe den
tai Office. Stf
Mr.. Isaac Leeper, of Avalon, was
in the city, Monday, and paid us a
pleasant call.
Moses Alexander, Esq. who had
been to St. Louis on business returned
home, Tuesday.
Mr.. j. T. Cobb will 60 to Kansas
City about the first of June, where he
will probably locate.
Born to the wife of Mr.. Charles
Asper, on Saturday, April 20, 1885, q
fine nine pound boy.
MFR. Oscar Saylor, a prominent at
torney of Gallatin, has been attending
circuit court, this week.
"A son Of Mr.. ]. NJ. Girdner, who
resides in jackson township, has been
seriously i'll for some days.
Mrs. w. II. Mansur went up to
y st. Joseph, last week, on visit to the
family of Major E. r. Bullens.
Mrs. James Brown and daughter
Blanche, OF Pueblo, Colo, arrived here
Tuesday on visit to relatives.
Remember the election on the hog
and COW question tomorrow. Go to
the polls and vote your sentiments.
Mr.. Harvey Matson and wife, Of
Plymouth, Mo-, arrived here, last Fri
day, ON short visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Charles McAlear has resigned
his position as Postmaster of the Blue
Mound Office. His successor is Mrs.
Rockhold
Mrs. Nothelfer appeared before
the Recorder yesterday, and was fined
81 for disturbing the peace of Mrs.
Nebbergall.
The Sans Souci Glee Club of this
city, went down to Wheeling, Saturday,
and furnished music for the e. A. X.
entertainment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Jacobs, who
have been taking a pleasure trip
through several of the western States,
returned home, Sunday night.
ED. c. Monroe, who had been at
tending the Kansas State Sunday
School convention at Leavenworth,
Kansas, returned home, Friday.
Miss May Coston left for Kansas
City, Monday evening, where she will
spend the summer studying stenog-
raphy in the Kansas City Commercial
- School.
Mr.. Chas. W. Asper, who had been
taking trip through Southeast Mis-.
souri,, returned home, last Thursday.
We understand he purchased $500
acres Of land IN Ozark county.
j Mr.. Jerry Hutchison, Of Platts.
mouth, Nebraska, arrived here, last
week, on visit to his brother, Mr..
James Hutchison. They had not met
before for about twenty-five years.
II have small lot of we'll selected
piece goods. l still keep samples repre-.
senting Sic, 900 to select from. | will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
T. C. HOGAN,
&f Tailor.
DIR. S. ]. Dewey, of 'Breckinridge
Ewho once lived in Springhill, passed
I through here Monday on his way tc
Carrollton, where he went after tht
\remains Of his father, who died neal
THAT place at one Of his daughters.
"A series of revival meetings will
begin next Sunday morning at the Is
M. Z. Church, under the direction o.
the distinguished evangelist, Rev. G
w. Wilson, Of Illinois. The public il
cordially invited to attend these serv
ices.
L. T. Collier, Esq, Of this city
will deliver the address at the Stat
University, at Columbia, Mo-, on Jun,
8rd, on the occasion of the presenting
of the Rollins Bust to the University
Secretary Of State Bayard will proba
bly, be one of his auditors.
ELast Friday, Messrs. Vincent 4
Thornton sold their drug store II
Messrs. c. Z. McAchran and W. Z
Caraway, Of Bloomington, Iowa. Th
purchasers took immediate possession
DR. Thornton, we learn, will re