Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1893-03-24

Circuit court next Monday a week.
See docket on supplement In this
issue.
Mrs. McAlister, a sister of Mrs. NJ.
j. Redman, received quite a painful
fall Wednesday on the streets.
Dick Davis. who has charge of Hansman &
Kicks distillery. spent Sunday with his dul.
Gina, at Kansas City. and returned wearing
smile yard square.
Lee Cravens, a miserable bachelor of near
Shannondale. who is farming and doing his
own cooking. was a pleasant caller at our
sanctum Wednesday.
Keytesville home talent is in training for a
grand musicale at the Keytesvile opera house
on the night of March 30th. They will also
present one scene Of Romeo and Juliet.
Messrs. Ed ii. Hamilton. j. b. Hayes and
Wayne Perks, of Salisbury, were bestowing
their sweetest smiles one some of Ksytes
ville's tair daughters Sunday evening.
M. l.. Finnell has given up his res.
taurant business. The Winfree build.
ing is now for rent. Apply at this
office.
W. b. Palmer, of the enterprising
livery fl rm of Palmer & McCully, OF
Salisbury, was at the capital Wed
nesday on business.
DIR G. NJ. Dewey doesn't know his
own horse. For particulars we refer
you to the doctor or Deputy Sher-
iff j. X. Dempsey.
Lon Hurt closed q very successful
six months term of school at the
Hurt school-hCuse, in the Forks of
Charlton. last Friday.
b. L. Kendrick, ST., of near New
conner, has sold his fine 100. acre
farm to John White, of Nebraska,
for $35 an acre.
The bald eagle that was recently killed
near the Keytesville depot by Tom Ewing,
col, was sent to Moberly by Station Agent
Carson where he had il stuffed. We under
stand that Mr.. Carson has since sold it for
S5, but We did not learn who to.
Mr.. A. Moore, of this place, who
has oeen ON the sick list for several
weeks, is still quite indisposed. He
has erysipelas complicated with 9TH
er ailments.
W. III. Brandt, a prominent farmer
OF Bowling Green township, bought
a 40-acre tract of land one day this
week, lying in Missouri township,
from E. A. Grotjan, of Court.and,
Neb. Consideration, $500.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brewer, of near Guthridge
Mills, died on Monday. March goth,
after a nine days. illness of pneu.
monia. Interm.nt took place the
following day at Mt. Pleasant Gem.
etery. r
Horace Colson, the 13.year old
boy whU was arrested some three
weeks ago for stealing $3O5 from
John Groves, of Dalton, ia under q
bond OF 5000 for his appearance be-
lore the grand jury at the April term
Of circuit court.
NJ. W. Anderson and little daugh.
tor, Zou, are in st. Louis this week,
where Mr.. Anderson is laying in a
large stock of spring and summer
goods for one of Keytesville's prides
the Peoples Dry Goods Co.
Geo. Butler, COL, killed two large
swans Wednesday in lake near Key
teeville station. A brother of Butler'a
killed one the day before and Ben Gard.
1er one last Saturday. 1t seems a
pity to kill these beautiful birds whose
yracefulness is only comparable to
that OF Keytesville's young ladies.
Cal. b. Hager has resigned his DO.
'ition in DR.. Hughes drug store, at
Dalton, and will go to Henrietta,
Tex. having accepted a position with
drug firm at that place. Mr.. Ha-
ger, it will be remembered, was en-
iorsed by Congressman Hall to be
at Dalton, and his de- |
,arture will necessitate Mr.. Halls |
making another endorsement.
The silver watch, which has been
IdvertIsed in these columns for the
'ast three or four weeks, has been 70
urned to its owner, a young man by
he name of Bainds, of near Longs
nil. The time piece was found by
ir. b. b. Davis, of near Chraueville,
tho advertised it. Young Hainde
aw the advertisement and recovered
10 chronometer.
NJ. +. Courtney, a hustling stock
ealer of 3 miles northeast Of town,
,ade a deal with George johnson,
Little Hill church neighborhood,
ear Salisbury, on Tuesday of this
eek, of whom he purchased 20 head
fcoming 3-year-old steers, averaging
100 DOunda for 4 eta a nouud. |