The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-01-25
Usage City Items.

from Jefferson City Tuesday morn
ing, but owing to the low stage OF
water in the river the boat could not
get over the Shipley Shoals, and
consequently tied up at tho port to
await a rise.
l.. Odell of Bonnott's Mill, No,
was hard to catch one day last week,
after G. 9. Simmons, the railroad
agent, swore out a warrant for his
arrest on account of disturbing the
peace.
James Holden has returned to
his home at this lllce after a pro.
longed visit to Ohio.
Mr.. A. Closer, the hotel man, is
digging a well on his property nj
this place. At a depth Of II feet
he has eight feet of water, but he
intends to 90 so feet.
After n full years absence Capt,
Hodges OF Barkersville paid this
town a days visit on Monday last
A Mr.. Weber, Of the Weber Case
line Power Co. of Kansas City, was
in the city %conversing with Mr.. Hub
Der with a Wow of furnishing his
boat with gasoline fixtures and
power.
We are sorry to learn that wi
gentecl alderman again came into
contact with one OF his associates,
who, it seems, got the best of him,
The alderman says no, but We can
not help but believe different from
The fact that Nil is minus a
lot of beard, which evidently got
pulled out during the conflict.
Tony Combs Of Humboldt, KIN
sas. returned home las week, after
Il month sojourn with friends and
relations.
Capt. A. 7. Stewart returned to
his home at Jefferson City Tuesday,
Among the train arrivals were
Father Schmidt. Henry Schubert,
Geo. Schubert, b. Laufes and Mrs.
Martin Weith, Of Taos, on Tuesday.
w. L. Huber Of Lisletown was in
town looking after his %fcrrybOat,
which was launched some time ago
from the RusSeller & Gnagi yards.
We understand that M. Huber is
negotiating for gasoline power.
Frank Hofmcier Of Taos took in
the capital city last Wednesday.
s. w. Cox of jefferson City made
our town his Usual visit last Thurs
day.
r J. McDanicls returned to his
home at Linn, Mo-, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Lucas, the building
and loan association nan of Jeiier-
son City, mate III town q pleasant
,,i,it n,Il ,.t tl,n Gutnn Tina dana znntn
business.
Mr.. A. Kintzel of Schell City is
at present with us looking around
for u location for the erection of a
Touring mill. Mr.. Kintzel has been
favorablv impressed with the facili-
ties offered at this place, and it now
only remains for the people of this
city and the surrounding country to
show what they will DO in tho shane
VI iudn"o'-
..,euts towards the enter
prise. Either subscription to stocl
or to bonus plan will meet with thu
projectors satisfaction, and says if
sufficient amount can be secured
mill of fifty barrel capacity per da,,
will be in running order within fon
or five months.
1t behooves the people OF thi
place and the surrounding countr
to do all in their power towards til
promotion of this enterprise
{ thereby adding great advantage t
our town, aud at the same tim
show that our progress is as goo
as that of neighboring towns c
considerably less importance. W
hope that this matter will not /
underestimated by any and that III
mill will go up and thereby iusul
, the speedy upbuilding of our lit
| city.
Gen. H, Clay Ewing and Judg
II. A. Swift were in town last wee
looking after their ice interests
:, this place. Reno.