The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-18
News Notes From NeishbOring
Counties.
JOHNSON.

MFR. Walter Miller of Jackson
township, so says his friends, will
make the race for sheriff.
james Zimm, formerly resident
of Holden, now an honest farmer in
Kansas, was here visiting kinspeopIe
and friends this week.
Rev. j. NJ. Claypool, late of APP
pleton City, has moved to Knob Nos.
ter and located in the Zimmerman
property on Bridge street.
Gordon Hardey has moved a
house from one of his farms southwest
of Knob Noster to one of his lots on
west Bridge street in Knob Noster.
-Thos. II. Boyd has moved from
Montserrat TO his late purchase ON
west Mcpherson street, directly oppO-
site tine Christian church in Knob
Noster,
Mrs. d. Wolff and daughter,
Miss Dora, of Marysvil!e, Kan, after
a pleasant visit TO The family of A.
Plessner in this city returned 10 their
home the first of The week.
Mrs. Nj. Ii. Elliott OF Knob Nos
ter left for Pueblo, Col, Tuesday, in
answer to telegram announcing
sickness in the family of her son
Arch.
Sink Caldwell of Jefferson town.
ship will ask the democratic party to
nominate him for circuit clerk and
w. L. Gillian and Pit Williams of
Warrensburg will be contestants for
the same honor.
The friends of Mr.. John NJ. Rice.
the present county clerk, are urging
him TO be candidate for presiding
Judge of the county court. He has
not yet consented 10 run. but it is be-
iieyed he will be forced 10 DO SD.
w. C. Fisher, an old time Knob
Noster youth who has spent the last
twelve years in Galloway county.
was back Sunday visiting friends
He expects to move to Warrensburs
in order that his sisters NAV attend
the Normal.
On last Saturday night some
tougbs in Warrensburg tied
the Salvation Army door to
one of the 'rees along the walk,
and then proceed TO lombard the fort
with stones and pistols. Two shots
were fired through the windows and |
lodged in the ceiling. 1t is needless
70 say that the audience and Army
lost no time I'm breaking under every
available seat.
Everybody is 10 favor of the
court house proposition as submitted |
by the farmers convention. Many |
would have preferred the bond sys-
tenn, end many think we ought to |
have a more costly building. But
there must be compromises in such |
matters as this, and the average pub
lie sentiment is undoubtedly satisfied |
with the proposition as now submitted |
with the surprising unamity by the !
farmers of the county.
sAL1NE.
"A strong flight is being made !
against the appointment of Rising,
editor of the republican paper, as
postmaster.
Charles Roth, young man of
Slater, languishes in the Marshall Jail
or threatening to kill his sweetheart
because she would not marry him.
In the circuit court Wednesday
fudge Field sustained the demurrer of
he defendants in the case of J. P. IN
Wagner, vs.. Saline County Progress /;
Printing Co., for libel. :
"A little daughter of David Hin
on was attacked ON the streets of
iarshall by vicious dog and roughly f
sed. The owner has kept it locked q
p and refuses to have it killed. In
MIR. Frank G. LESTER and Miss
larry A. M. Collins, were united in n
marriage on Feb. 18th, 1890. at the r
of the brides aunt, Mrs. f
ihnson, in MarohaII; Rev. j. Z. T
harp officiating.
"A barbed wire swindle is being G.
orked on some of the farmers. The II
cents offer TO furnish good wire CT
nee, with iron posts, for 8 cents per d,
OF, and secure contract, which vi
forwards turns cut to be a meat 8
Mt per foot for each wire, or a total
"a cents per foot. &c
The ladies of The First Baptist M
urch of Marshall are making ar r
ngements for Martha Washington IN
gh tea, to be given Friday evening M
10. 21st. Tbs costumes for the oc- mr.
sion will be prominent feature of an
9 Entertainment, as they will be r
giant aud appropriate. =;