The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-11-20

The Masonic Grand Lodge CT this
state has under charter 55l working
lodges, with a membership of $1,000.
Mr.. VIM. j. Loesch killed a gray
eagle near this city Tuesday evening
which measured seven feet from tip
to tip of wings.
We will publish the Cole Circuit
court docket next week. The court
will convene Monday, December
lst.
A postofice has been established
at the Union store, near Brazito,
called Bass.
Mems Congress shoe only Sl.45 at
the Red Store. See them if you
want a good shoe.
Miss Katie Coffelt, an accomplished
young lady of Scruggs, Mo-, visited
the capital city this week.
This office has just finished the by
laws, stock certificates, trust deeds
and other pieces of job work for the
Missouri Central Building and Loan
Association.
The Red Store is now well stocked
with a handsome variety of goods
that is in daily demand by the citi.
zens of this city and surrounding
country.
Mr.. f. w. Rocr has appointed
Mr.. Horace Church deputy clerk.
With these gentlemen in The county
clerks office the people will be per-
fectly satisfied.
Gen. j. l.. Minor and Mrs. S. NJ.
Gamble are preparing to make Kan
sas City their future home. They
take with them the well wishes of a
host of old friends.
Hon. Edwin Silver is very much
pleased over the adoption of the con-
stitutional amendment, which adds
two members to the supreme court.
Mr.. Silver was the author of the bill.
A very pleasant informal hop was
given at the Imperial club hall on
last Friday evening, complimentary
to Miss Janet Ewing and the Misses
Gamble.
Mr.. Herbert Alice, one of the
foremen in the Standard Shoe Co.,
shop IN the prison, was quite ser
iously beaten by some negro con-
victs working in the shop IN last Fri.
day.
The new passenger depot. to be
built here, is said, will be q magnlfi-
cent structure OF the most modern
architecture, two full stories high
and of the finest grade of brick, with
marble and granite finish.
State Gcologist Winslow visited
Miller county last week or business
pertaining to his Office. Cole and
Miller counties should receive a
thorough survey of their immense
undeveloped iron and lead deposits.
Marriage to a great extent must be
q failure over in Laclede county.
There are sixteen divorce cases to
come before the court next month.
Eight of the plaintiff are husbands
and eight are wives. A Chicago di-
yorce lawyer would no doubt find a
fine field over there.
VIM. Rice, of near Cedar City,
who is charged with assault upon
Miss Abbic Yount of the same vi
cinlty, came in from Miller county
Friday evening and gave himself up
to tie authorities of this city, and
was delivered to a constable and
deputies of Galloway, who took him
to Cedar City. Rice positively de-
MED the crime charged against
him.
Mr.. j. j. j. Smith of the II. Nick
Wilson & Co., St. Louis, was in the
city this week viewing the outlook
for q creamery at this place, There
has been a meeting called for Salur-
day, the 10Th inst, at which the sub
ject will be fully explained, and all
interested in a creamery at this place
are requested to be present. A stock
company has been partially organized
and it is hoped will be fully com-
pleted at this meeting. Tie meeting
will be held ut the court house.