The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25

News Notes From Ne;yhbOring
Counties.

News Notes From Ne;yhbOring
Counties.
HOWARD COUNTY.
George r. Vending is billed for
March 11th in Fayette.
Miss Sue McKinly. of Boonville,
is visiting friends in Franklin, this
week.
Miss Nellie HEREFORD of Charlton
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. P. Dau-
tel, of Glasgow, this week.
There will be a grand banquet
given at Hotel Howard, in Fayette
ON the evening of the 2Sth.
1t has been decided by the teach
ers of the county to have a county
institute about the last OF June.
The measels have made their ap-
peavsnee in the Franklin neighbor-
hood, there being quite a number of
cases.
"A Farmers Union was organized
at Fayette lxst Thursday with G. j..
Elkln, president, and B. F. McCrary,
secretary.
Miss Minnie Morrison returned
Tuesday from weeks visit to Estill,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Emma Herndon.
Mrs. Sc2tt, a sister Of Capt; i ];
at Hotel Howard Fayette, Tuesday.
She came over to see her brother who
is sick.
-Hamp Watts and daughter, Miss
Evelyn. Will Carson and Miss Rena
Morrison OF Fayette were amoug the
visitors al the New Orleans Mardi
Gras festivities.
Mr.. o. S. Brown, who has been
living at Slater. Mo-, for several
months, has returned to old Howard,
his native heath and will reside for
the present in Fayette.
Arthur G. Walden. son of Mr..
C. Walden of Moberly, and a cousin
of the editor of the Howard county
Advertiser, died suddenly of Ia grippe
ut his home in Moberly on the 10th
inst. He was about 10 years of age
aud promising youth.
There seems to have gone out a
wrong impression in regard to the re-
fusal OF the county court to permit
assemblies in the court house, except
meetings of a public character. The
truth Is, the court has no authority or
right to grant the use of the court
house TO secret organizations, and so
stated, we learn, when applied to for
the use of the court house for the
meetings of the Farmers Union. The
court stated if the meetings were open
10 the public the court house could be
used, but If the m aetings were held
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be used. The court house is the
property of the tax payers of the en-
tire county, the professional man, the
mechanic and the merchant "a well ga
the farmer. If the Farmers Union
is allowed to hold meetings there, the
same privilege should be allowed the
United Workmen, the Odd Fellows,
the Masons and all other societies who
wish to use it.
SALINE COUNTY.
Geo. III. Hahn was 10 Marshall
from Sedalia this week.
Sid b. Burks, an attorney of
Slater, attended the Marshall court
this week.
R. l.. lPulliam, an old citizen of
Saline, who has been living in Jack.
son County for some years, this week
moved back to his farm near Hern-
don, tbis::county.
The Democrat city committee
of Marshall has called a primary
election to he held March 18th. for
the nomination of city officers. One
Alderman is to be nominated in each
ward and candidate for Mayor and
Marshal by the Democrats of the city.
Members of the city Democrat COM
mittee will lie selected at the iprimary
election also.
MIR. Ben Fray mas returned to
bis home in Marshall from Blackwater
where he went to see his father, Mr..
John A. Fray, who was reported
hurt by the tall of tree while over
seeing the cutting of some timber IN
his Estate, he found his father
painfully hurt but not seriously iu-
jured, and We are glad to learn that
so valued citizen is in no danger of
being lost to us.
BENTON COUNTY.
-Married-In Warsaw. on Febru-
airy Is, by j. r. Jones, j. p, Mr..
James Nickle aud Miss Rosa A. Holla-