The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-18
MISSOURI CHANCES.
People and Events as Viewed
Through Our Sanctum
Field Glass.

| The Missouri river is on a boom
Nevada has a Jersey Cattle
Syndicate"
"A hand tournament will be held
in Jefferson City in May.
The colored Methodists of Hanni.
bal talk Of s., 900 church.
The late Major Boon of Carthage
left an insurance of $50, 900.
The Odd Fellows of Joplin are to
have grand celebration there April
26.
The old Fifth Baptist church at
Hannibal is to be RACED to the
ground.
"A full train of seventeen cars of
wheat lett Platte county Thursday for
Chicago.
Missouri Colonel is the name of
a thoroughbred jersey bull in Living
sten county.
Prof. Charles d. Ragland sue
ceeds himself as school commissioner
of Lafayette county.
John H. Austin has been myster-
iously missing from his home at Knox
vile. since March 81.
Joseph McVeigh of Charlton
county is 10 years old, 81 feet high,
and weighs 2l9 younds.
j. r. Bradley, county clerk Of
Texas county, has rendered his resig-
nation to the governor.
A new bank, hacked by 80 stock
holders and 500, 900 capital, is short
ly to he opened at Lexington.
A commercial club has been Or
ganized at Jefferson City. The in
itiation fee is So; monthly dues, 81.
A fve-foot. four-inch vein of
iron ore has been struck by prozpec-
tors near Walker, Vernon county.
Young Drummond fired the GALA
bose ut Nevada, in which he was
confined Sunday night. and escaped.
Terry Hutchinson. who owns 1000
acres of land in Vernon county, has
had Il town laid off. to be called Hor-
ton.
The new Cumberland Presby-
terrain church has organized at Boon
vile, with twenty-six charter men,
bers.
Two thousand cords of wood he
longing to the United States govern
ment was lately ordered burned at st.
Joseph.
DIR. +. W. Deimer, coroner of
Greene county, and Miss BelleGuth-
RE, were married ut Springfield yes
terday.
The Paris Mercury has been pub
fishing bear stories from a Partisan
who is sojourning in the wilds of
Texas.
H. J.. Boon, prominent insur-
ance agent, who was born in Fayette
~ years ago. was buried in Carthage
Yesterday.
MIR. Ward of Marlene, Tex, a
student of the Marmaduke Military
academy. has had his eighth left rib
removed.
AT Trenton Arbor day was OBJ
served with rhetorical exercises and
the planting of hard maple, box elder
and elm trees.
The railroad and warehouse COM
mis>ioners are spending the week on
Il tour Of inspection in the southwestern
part of the state.
Pike and Morgan counties both
elected ladies for school commissioner.
They defeated their opponents by
large majorities.
Patience is the name of new !!
gasoline ferry boat at Jefferson City. !
1t will require good deal of patience |
To cross the Missouri in it.
"A poor mans only horse was re-
Gently accilently killed at Clinton. !
The people OF the place promptly raised
500 to buy him another.
A piece Of cheese was lett on the
floor where some burglars had been at
work in Carthage. But it was not
strong enough to open the safe.
j. W. Streibling, of Round
Texas, was struck by an NJ,
X. Il I. train at Rockville, Yesterday.
His right arm was badly crushed.
Richard Ash was fined two dollars
by the Nevada recorder for letting the
,arcass Of a chicken cucumber his
premises. Nevadians are quite es-
'hetic.
One hundred thousand brook