The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-09
MISSOURI MOTIFS.

M1SSOChl NOAEsS.
The Mound City Times is some
thing Of boomer. Hear it : ";iound
City against the whole world and
part Of New York for business"
According to the Reporter, Ora
ham people are pes:ered with a gang
of bad boys, and the editors VOWS to
publish their names if the old folks
don't corral them.
Editor Carr, Of the Mound CITY
Times, the new paper, has removed
his family from Maryville to Mound
City. He got weary of boarding
around among his patrons.
Caldwell County is o great wool
producing section. The Kidder OPP
tic man remarks Caldwell isn't
much Oh favorite sons, handsome
women and such, but when it comes
to producing sheep we are out Of
sight"
will j. Knott. one Of the edi.
tors of the Hannibal Journal, and a
member of the Safe Secretary
Leseuel's staff at Jefferson City. who
has been severely i'll at his home in
Hannibal for some time has returned
to Jefferson City.
The Free Methodists are making
arrangements for camp meeting to
he held at Burlington Junction, COM
mencing July %. The junction
seems to be lucky in securing camp
meetings, but we don't know of a
place in the country that needs this
good worse.-Graham Reporter.
Rev. NJ. B Chapman, a we'll.
known Methodist clergyman, has
been made assistant editor Of
the st. Louis Christian Advocate,
and has left Little Rock, Ark, and
is now in the Missouri conference.
Mr.. Chapman is known Throughout
the state, and especially in the section
of Missouri.
Eugene A. Martins Jameson
Laconic seems to prosper. 1t is FIVE
weeks old and Mr.. Martin says it is
self sustaining. Mr.. Martin publishes
the Call at Pattonsburg. He is also
q member of the Pattonsdurg Brass
Band, and with these three organs he
has an opportunity to do all the blow
ing he may wish.
Luther Collier, Trenton's best
known lawyer and public occasion
all-round orator, sold his farm last
week for So. 400, and is thinking of
going to Texas. What will Trenton
do. Shsnklin at Oklahoma, DeBolt
sick. Wilbur Jones in Hannibal, Car.
ter going into the furniture business
in a nearby village, aud Collier in
Texas. This is awful.
Rev. Mason, a prominent Meth
odist minister Of Hannibal, and a j
Baptist clergyman of Shelbyvlle,
were out fishing last Friday. In some
way the Methodist preacher slipped
and fell into the river. The Baptist
man is having lots Of fun with his
companion, and there is a grim sus-
picion that he had something to do
with the Methodist preacher losing
his footing. The chances are that in
future there will b. no more talk
about nonessentials from that pulpit.
The stamp collectors show dis
position to combine, as will be seen
by the following curious advertise
ment taken from a Mauritius jour-
nal: "a stamp collector, the pos
SCISSOR of collection Of II, 544
stamps, wishes to marry a lady who
is an ardent collector and the posses
sor Of the blue penny stamp of Mauri.
tus, issued in 1917" If she enters
into this matrimonial alliance the
lady is apt to be haunted by the
thought that perhaps this collector is
not after her 50 much as he is after
her blue-penny stamp. She knows
how a collector regards a rare stamp,
and it leaves her mind open no doubt.