The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-28
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HIG0INsvILLE.

Advance.
j. G.. Worthington has sold his
interest in the M&yview coal mines to
the other members of the company.
Louis Lake is having handsome
new residence built on the lot bought
OF w. X. jackson, on Playground
avenue.
Elder o. p. Shrout, Of Butler,
Mo-, brother-in-law of Mrs. Patterson,
has been preaching at the Christian
church since last Tuesday night.
"A pleasant social was given to
the members Of the Y. P. s. c. f. at
the residence Of Miss Winnie Ridge.
near this city on Monday night.
e. H. Korsmeyer, of Kansas
City, son of Mr.. Ernest Korsmeyer,
formerly Of this city, has purchased
the Cyclone stacker factory, and will
open general foundry and machine
shop.
PILOT GROVE.
| Helald:
Misses Minnie Straub and Willie
Price from HARRISON were in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Brown6eld has re-
turned from q visit to relatives in
Pettis county.
j Reider, from Upton, is here
working up library. It gotten up
on the share plan.
M. B. COlman and wife from Sc
dalia, visited the family of James s.
Coleman Of near town Monday.
Tony Vollrath delivered hogs to
the big 4" Tuesday. Mr.. Vollrath
is an industrious citizen of Clear Greek
township.
Mrs. NJ. A. c. Davis, who has
been visiting the family of her son,
John w. Davis, of this city, returned
to her home in Windsor, Monday.
Charlie Mitzel has invested in
Cooper county real estate. He has
purchased the 40 acres of land be-
longing to the Wells estate, lying
north Of the farm Of F. w. Mitzel,
about one mile north of town.
KNOB NOsTER.
Gem.
Mrs. Moffett and Mrs. Anderson
have been quite sick.
Miss Butterfield, of Chicago, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Pat Guihen is improving his lot
north of the Farmers Mill and will
probably build a brick business house
thereon.
-Nalorous Hughes and his entire
family including his sons, sons-in-law.
daughters and daughtersin-law were
in Warrensburg last week having pho
tographs taken.
George w. Nichols and wife has
arrived here and for the present will
occupy q part of the old Workman
residence. He lost about 1900 by
the Red Bud cyclone. His residence
was almost totally destroyed. The
room occupied by himself and wife was
the only one left.
Ed Hannah dowued the crowd
on the corner the other day. The
subject Of killing big game in the
early days Of this country was being
discussed. Ed said that bis grand
father was once upon the banks of
Blackwater when that stream was full
to the banks. He saw big deer on
the opposite bank but he had no gun.
He tied his hunting knife to a stick
and with an improvised bow he shot
it across the stream. The deer feli
and he took off his clothes and swan
over. He found the big deer dead
with a hole clear through him and a
fawnfhat was beyond also killed with
a hole entirely through it. He picked
up a stick and killed two dozen quails
which he put in his pocket, tied a
string to the deer and fawn and swan
back across the stream and when be
got over he found big catfish in each
pocket. This seems little strange
when one remembers that the clothes
we're taken off before he crossed the
stream.
BATES COUNTY.
Record.
We were made happy BY a call,
Wednesday, from g. w. Buxton, who
has removed from Adrian to q farm
near here.
Lon Dixon lost his residence,
south OF town, by fire this week, but
he had an insurance ON it. and pOssi-