The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-04-20
FAYETTE FLASHES.

EAHETTE FLASHES.
-bfessrs. Garlic, Bets, Jas. Silyey
and B. w. Boon were in Glasgow
Friday.
Frank NARROW left Tuesday for
Denver, where he goes ID search of
health.
Robert III. Smith, of St. Louis,
is in the city looking after business
Interests.
ID. l.. Roe. of Pilot Grove,
spent Sunday and Monday last with
Fayette friends.
Hon. S. G. Major has been prac-
ticing in Charlton courts at Keytsville
for the past week.
Miss Maggie Waters has returned
from a pleasant visit to Miss Lille
Boggs, at Estelle.
John b. holland and wife, of
Springfield, Mo-, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
John B. Bell, successful stock
dealer, of Franklin, has been in the
city for several DAYS past.
Hon. John Walker, state audi
tor, is at his home, with his family,
several miles from this city.
-Newland Smith, with Meyer
Bros drug company, visited his pa
rents here several days last week.
Scarlet fever is very prevalent
here at present, some eight or nine
cases being reported by physicians.
John Shafroth, former Fayette-
lite, now a prosperous attorney of
Denver, arrived in the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Katie KiHgsberry and MI.
Ed. Kingsberry, of Estelle, visiteu
Miss Emma Megraw Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Joe Dickerson, who has
been at Hot Springs for some time
past, in search of health, has returned
much improved.
MIR. Alexander Lynch, of Pitts
burg, Pa, in the employ of the gov
eminent, is settling claims for losses
sustained in the county during the
late war.
Mr.. j. I. Crews, of Odessa, and
Roger and Will Carson, of this city,
have purchased the grocery business
of j. G. Smith & CO., and will take
charge April 10Th.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood, the noted
lecturer, entertained a Fayette au-
dience at the opera house last night.
Her subject was Political and Social
Life at Washington"
Mrs. J. C.. Ferguson returned
several days since from Jennings,
Mo, where she has been attending
her daughter, Miss Mary, who has
been quite i'll for some time.
The concert given at Boonville
Monday night by Misses Thistle and
Howard, of this city, Was a great sue
cess. Among those in attendance
from here were Misses Jones, Ricketts,
and Armstrong, and Messrs. Wine,
Belts. Silvey, Burckhart and RAIDER.
JAS. Dryden, a white barber,
EMPLOYED at Hotel Howard barber
shop, was brought before a Justice last
week and fined $50 and costs for dis
posing of a ring which was the lost
property Of Ezra Overall. The entire
fine amounted to $3.50, and he will
honor the rock pile with his presence.
Miss Bessie Knickerbocker, one
of our most popular society ladies,
and Mr.. 2. p. Ryland, a rising young
lawyer of Lexington, No., were mar
ried at Centenary chapel ON Wednes-
day, Rev. M. j. Breaker officiating.
The happy couple left on the $3.50
train fer Lexington, where they were
rendered reception by the groom's
parents.
Since on account of the snow and
slush, Fayette's attempt at a stock
show was not success, our neighbor-
ing town of Glasgow has concluded to
Try her little hand, and to-day (Satur-
law is the date set. A number of
1ur stOckmen are in attendance, but
more particularly candidates, of whom
Fayette sent out a big delegation this
each of whom will strive to
show the denizens of Glasgow his