The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-02
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We are glad to note the lac THAT Uncle
Billy Pace, formerly of Scots Station,
has become a citizen of our town. We
welcome all SUCH good fellows as Uncle
Billy.
Mr., VIM. Pope cf JeffersonCity spent
the holidays with friends here. The bows
were glad to see him,
County Attorney Dawson was in our
town last week on legal business.
Deputy Sheriff Some was here last week
on official business.
Mcssis. d. l.. lIathorn, Gid. Gougc
and Billy Gatliff are all in the dry goods
business as partners. They hold forth
at Mr.. NJ. Handle Us old stand, on the
corner of Marion and Main streets. We
understand the boys are doing a lively
business.
Mr.. Philip OFT of Marshall, Mo. and
by the way, a very promising young man,
visited relatives and friends here Satnr.
day aud Sunday. Also, Mr.. Waller OFT,
tie. handsome clerk at the Gem drug
store in California Mo. was here Satur-
day and Sunday enjoying himself with
old friends.
Mr.. George Pope, who owns the City
hotel, OF the corner of Marion and Rail.
road avenues, we understand is very de.
>irous of selling out in order to become
a resident of Jefferson City. We would
regret 10 loose George, and if a certain
young lady Of our city would consent to
become mistress of the City hotel ii
would TAKE a good deal of money to buy
the ''City.'
This is the finest weather in the history
of this country. So say some of The old
est citizens.
quite a number Of our citizens attend
ed the entertainment given at jamestown
4 few days since. Among them were
Uncle Jimmy Strcit, his brother Joshua
aud j. ID. F%rcshour.
Prof. A. l.. Noriect OF Eldon
academy, and Prof. j. w. Nortleet
of Olcan, two of Miller county's most
promising young men were here
spending Saturday and Sunday with
friends. Prof, A. l.. Norileet taught
he public school at this place two
years ago, and while here made a
great many friends. His presence
among us was unexpected but hailed
with delight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Loets Of
Sedalia, have been here spending the
holidays at Judge VIM. $. F~rcshour's.
They returned home last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid. Gouge of Se-
dalia, are visiting relatives and friends
here.
We hope the correspondents of
THE STATE REPUBLICAN will arouse
from their SAUNDERS and let us hear
from the four corners of the county.
Prof, Charles Peters of SCOTS Sta
ton was here visiting at his best girls
house a few days since. Rumor has
it that Charley is about to change
the name OF II young lady of our
midst,
Mr.. Louis Strict, who has been at
tending school at the academy of
jamestown, was here last week shak-
ing hands with old friends. He re-
turned saturday.
Messrs. Joe Inglish, Judge John
Ing'i,h and Simon Bondalier have
been doing a lively business in tho
way of shipping hogs and cattle,
Mr.. Charles Richel and wife of
Green Ridge, Mo-, are here spending
the holidays with friends.
Mrs. Richards and son, William,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
RS daughter, Mrs, A. r. Fuller, re-
turned to their home ia st. Louis the
last of last week.
The holiday party given at George
NJ. Dalise's was a success in every
particular, as reported by Messrs. A.
j. Murray, Doc. Weaver and others
who were In attendance.