The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-16
FAYETTE ITEMS.


strong spent Sunday in st. Louis.
Miss Mary Morley, of G. lumbia,
the guest of Mrs. w. III Smith.
Mr.. Joel Morris, of Rocheport,
was in the city on business Thursday.
Five thousand and FIVE hundred
dollars is the short lire fund up to
date.
Mr.. /. n. Houck, editor of the
Independent, is confined with rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. T. M. Elmore, of Huntsville,
was in the city several days this week
on business.
Mr.. Geo. S. Guss and family are
in Texas, where they will remain for
several weeks.
Miss Stella Longley, of New
Bloomfield, Galloway county, is visit
ing relatives here.
Prof. G NJ. Smiley, of whose seri-
GUS illness mention was made last
week, is slowly convalescing.
Mr.. w. C. Knaus, our circuit
clerk, is happy in his new state. 1t is
bouncing boy born on the 18th.
AT a meeting held at Richlsnd
church. this county, on the 9Th, 81.
100 Was subscribed to the short line.
The little daughter of DIR. E. r.
Hendrix, who has been dangerously
i'll with scarlet fever, is much i'm
proved.
Miss Matte Robinson returned
to her home at Knobno-ter Tuesday,
after spending tue winter here with
her brother. ----
Mr.. T. A.. Meredith, of Boon
vile, was in the city Friday, with q
view of locating his photograph gal
lery here.
Misses Matte and Ada Smith
left for their homes at Mexico and
Woodlandville, Mo-, on Monday night
after visiting relatives here.
Rev. Mumpower, presiding elder
of the Methodist conference, spent
several days here this week with hi:
brother, Prot. T. q. Mum over.
MIR. John Straub, of Moberly,
will now make Fayette his home
having taken charge of his saloon
here, formerly managed by Mr.. Geo.
Patrick.
The ice cream and cake supper
at the home of Mr.. Solon Smith Mon
day night, netted about sl5, which
went TO the building fund Of the
Christian church.
James Prosser visited his parent:
at Brunswick the fir t of the week
and while there purchased three ex
cellent roadsters, which arrived here
on Wednesday.
Miss Sudie Morrison, who ha.
been spending several months in Den
yer, returned to-day Saturday &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Johr
Shat 9th. of that city.
Mr.. John Dickerson and family
who have for some time past been resi-
dents of Butler, arrived in the city
on Tuesday, and again will make
Fayette their home.
DR.. C.. z. Belts was in Boon
vile Mnday on a business trip, anc
while there atten ed the supper of tn,
an. s." Cooking club. He reports 6
"scrumptuous" time.
ID. Wertz, former teacher of oul
band, was in the city Tuesday expatiat
ing up'n the merits of a patent bustl,
of which he is the inventor. d. j.
now located in Sedalia.
Mrs. j. r. Estill. of Estill, &C
companied nv her daughter, Mis-
Clifie, Mrs. LaForce, of Kansas City
and Mics Rebecca Lewis, Of ST. Louis
were in the city Monday.
Mrs. Judge Smith and little sor
Elliott, returned on Tuesday from
Sacramento, Cal, where they have
been for the past six months, with rel
atives. Judge Smith met them al
Kansas City.
Mr.. w. G. Butterfeld, of St.
Louis, adjusting agent for the Phoenix
Insurance company, was in the city
"Wednesday, and made a satisfactory
settlement with Drace, Bush q Co.,
paying them 90, 300 for their losses in
the recent fire.