The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-18
LAFAYETTE.


yer.
MIR. Thomas Shelby, on Tuesday,
sold seven hundred and five barrels
more from bis big crop of corn, MAX
ing l ,404 barrels already sold. He
has 500 barrels yet to sell. besides
keeping 800 for his own private use.
This makes the total number of bar
rels OF corn raised by him last year
jump up to 8, 1903.
There was wreck oil a fast
freight train between Alma and Cor
der, recently. The train consisting of
eighteen refrigerator cars, loaded with
dressed beef, was drawn by two en-
gines. The front engine broke loose
in some way, the Other engine rushed
ON top of it, and so caused the wreck.
No one was killed. which was wonder
full under the circumstances.
The members of The KrankO klub
of Lexington, have arranged TO Rave
a box party at the b. +. &. concert
next Monday evening. They have
invited the following young ladies to
form the party: Misses Foglemsn,
Gibbons, Clemmens, Maud FT-dou,
Carrie Bradley, Lucie LaBertew.
Mary Sr-~----' T-i,L -
ptie Hays. making eighteen In the
party.
"A wholesale whisky establish
ment has been started in Butler.
The three cases against J. o.
Smith, the Rockville druggist for SCI
ling whisky, were thrown out of court
Monday.
Henry &. Reese of Howard and
Sam L. MCGOWAN OF New Home have
been drawn rs petit Jurors for The U.
5. circuit court at Kansas City.
M. G.. w Pyle of Hoover, Yer
non county, and Miss 5. ]. Barnett,
were married at the residence of the
brides father Elias Brnett. in West
Point township, William VI. Dalton, |
J. Z, officiating.
Luther Mann, the young man
charged with shooting John Hense'ey |
with intent to kill aud booked for
trial al this term of court, relied to
put in bis appearance when tie case
was called Monday.
The Hon. John b. Newberry. as
a member of the Bates county Horti-
society, left Monday to at
lend the biennial meeting of the
American Horticultural Society al
Austin, Texas, on Feb. 17th to 22st
inclusive. He will probably be gone
about three wneks looking over ,ho
Lone S'ar State.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Shelby killed
.wo glandered horses Monday, one
he property of Henry Evans, two
mics west of town, valued at $50.
The other was the property of Frank
LangsfOrd, IA miles northwest of this
,ity and was valued at $50. j. w.
smith, Chas Radford and Il. s.
Jatron, appraised the stock.
Died at home near Shobe, Bates
county, Mo-, of pneumonia, Emma
wife of j. c. Griggs. Deceased was
/ daughter of Lewis w. Beck, an old
Ind estimabIe farmer. who resided
many years in the western part of the
: Henry county Mo-, and removed
O Bates county six or seven years
go, locating near Shobe. She was
married to Mr.. Griggs Nov, IA, 1873,
nd leaves five children. the youngest
Dly few weeks old.
HOWARD COUNTY.
George r. Vending. the gifted
-ator and renowned lecturer. will
cture in Fayette, March 18th. Sub
CT: "Hamlet and His Interpre- !,
rs" q
&C. Whit Williams, a we'll known G,
ewspaper man, will shortly issue the
st number of a new paper at Arm
rong. Howard county will then G.
I've Elk papers. a
Cards have been issued for the Z
arrisge of VIM. Wine and Mss %
ula Bailey, February 18th. Also e,
r Walter Palmer and Miss Blanche ~
sintE, the same date.
Two Salvation women, Mrs. "
ara Almond.-sister TO the elocu-
mist. Miss Birdie Almond-and a 81
mpanion arrived in Fayette Tues Ill
y and held one of thsir street ser m
,es. m
Mr.. John f. Ewin, who was re- pa
emily appointed first assistant post te
ster under Geo. &. Eaton, the new pr
at Fayette, has resigned. ioI
e work is too confining and labor su
g for a man of Mr.. Ewin's age. pi'
iris T. Patrick. who was assistant 10