The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-11

ID. F. Houtz, of Gravois, has
disposed of bis lease of the Gravois
Mill to Messrs. j. w. Wyan and
Brown Shaunty, Of Cooper county,
who took possession of the property
February 1st.
AT recent masquerade ball in
Versailles pretty young woman per-
sonated "La Grippe" The States
man said some of the young men
present would have given something
thing nice to have been seized by
''La Grippe"-and held for life.
BENTON.
There is a great deal Of sickness
at Lincoln, from Influenza and dis
eases that so'often attend it.
-Robt. III. Smith and James Hal
ligan, having killed blacksnakes in
January, are ready for spring farming
work.
-Robt. II. Smith, of Turkey
Creek, reports that he recently sold
seven S-months-old hogs that aver
aged 134 pounds.
j. P..Kisinger south of Lincoln,
last week, sold two Poland china pigs,
that were six months old January 9th,
and weighed together 405 pounds.
Pleasant Grove School, Lindsey
township, Miss Susie Campbell,
teacher, has been closed on account of
the prevalence OF influenza among the
scholars.
Postmaster Petts, of Warsaw,
says that a new postoffice will be es-
tablished near National school house,
in Tom township, with G. III. Coones
as postmaster.
Miss Ella ShadbOurne, of Wind
sor who has been visiting with B. r.
Liugle's family in Warsaw, returned
hume last week, Misses Belle and Lee
Lingle accompanied her home.
Ryan & Barrett, last Tuesday,
bought pig from Adam Richardson,
north of Warsaw, that weighed 29O
pounds 1t will not be seven months
old unti' February p.
In the case of the State VS.. James
Lowe. in which Henry Amber was
complaining witness, Justice Jones
held the defendant TO appear at cir
cult court, fixing the bond at $3.50,
which was given.
-Ex-Judge 3. w. Davis and w.
j. Micnener, of South Union, were
before the county court. "Wednesday
night, in tie case of I. w. Lowery,
who was adiudged insane, and will be
sent to an asylum for treatment. /
&C. B. Ferguson. of Tom town.
ship, some two months since had two
horses shot in his stable with bird shot.
one of which is not yet fit for work.
Some careless hunter after quail |
doubles inflicted the injury.
Miss Manda Monroe died at her
home, near PaIo Pinto, one day last
week. james her brother, has been
quite sick. He recently returned
from Eureka, Kansas, where he had
been called by the death of his broth.
er-in'law, Thomas Morgan, formerly a
well-known citizen of this county.
"A. M. Gurnee, near Lincoln.
mas lately lost twenty-five fat hogs by
! disease which he thinks is quinsy.
The hogs bled at the nose and mouth
and have sore throat. Nearly one
lalf of those attacked die. They
should be given soft feed, and Mr..
iurnee thought that sulphur and cop
sras was beneficial.
Union school house, in Cole
ownship, vas burned down on Thurs
lay night of last week. There was
! singing school in session, and it is
the fire started from a lamp
'efore the school closed. There was
10 knowledge of the burning until
he children arrived on the grounds
he next morning. The school books ,
t the scholars were all destroyed.
"Wednesday afternoon the exami-
alton of Crume and McIlbeny, of
'ettis county. charged with giving q
fraudulent check of 1924 on q bank
! Sedalis, to w. r. d. Mabry, of
ole Camp, for sheep, was held be-
,re Justice Jones. The check was
rgued for the State by T. B.
Wheeler and the defense by n.
ANN and P. ID. Hasiain. The JUS I
ce dismissed the case on the ground =
lat the intention to commit a fraud
as not proven. Mr.. Lamm an I
ounced that the check would be {,
sid. IL
LAFAYETTE l.
Mrs. DR.. Hassell, of Lexington .
ed Saturday morning with ID grippe. =