The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01

Sunday morning opened pleasant ut thu
Springs, and after roll call the Craig
breakfnsted on broiled chicken at The
Springs Hotel.
Al eleven O'Clock the peopIe-s"ldiers
civilians and ladies gathered toeetheresi ia
the grove 10 hear Rev. A. d. M.deris, On
emminrnt divine, Chaplain Of the Craig
aud pastor Of Central Did School Prssby-
ierian Church. of Kansas City. preach.
The reverend gentleman took Tor his text
ii Heb, 10Th ven.e. ~ follows:
"For il became him. for whom are all
things, and by whom are sll things. in
bringing many sons unto glory. 10 make the
captain Of their salvation perfect through
snfirrings
lie delivered an able discourse, which
commanded the closest attention Of the sa-
dience.
The ladies who accompanied the Cra'gs
gave some very fine vocal music At the n
ligious service-. the Craig band playing sn
accompaniment.
After dinner Captain Dubois called the
Company 70 order 10 the hallway Of the
hotel, and committee was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the sentiment
Of the Company.
The committee retired and in short
time returned, reported the following:
WHEREAS, The members Of the Crsig
Riff Company, fof Kansas City. have en.
joyed the hospitality "f the proprietor Of
the Sweet SPRING during q pleasant snjourn
Of two days at that place. Then he IL
Resaped, That We tender a. said prsDrie-
tor our thankful acknowledgements, and that
We pledge Ounselve- gratefully TO remember
the lN.liieness which seems u have tDeen TX
tended personally 10 every member Of the
Company.
E.soissd, That We embrace in this expires
sion of our recs,gniIicn of cuMrtesis~, the
Kindness AID liberslity which has i,s.en rx-
tended 10 ns by the managers OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway. lAPPisn-<]
On motion the resolutions were un.ni-
mousiy adopted.
At four o'clock the Company boarded
special train on the Pacific and sped home
ward, arriving in Ksnsss City at $40 p r,
the hsppiest mortaIs who ever faced br"iled
chicken At the Sweet Spring..
A BAzOO reporter cornsred Captain
DuBois, of the Craig Rifle. yesterday eve
ming. and interviewed him ~ follows:
R~porter-C will you tell the
BAzoo re.aiers how everything passsrd of at
the Springs with you. aud your Company
Cspnin-Y.s. sir. The Company are
all highly pleased with the Srri"gs. As .
place al r.=sort for pleasure. it cant he heat
in the we-i, ~ my men are very willing
10 ATTEST. AZ for the h-slih-gisine quail
ties Of those Water, We, n yet, are subject
TO the opinioHs al medical men and those
who have tried them.
R-WiiI y"u try and inform yonraelf a
to the MEDICAL properties of the water!
Capt. am already informed, n / have
an Analysis of Il.
R-Then il any Of the Craigs get sick.
what?
Cap,-They shall 90 to the Springs and
try it.
R-The scenery at the Springs is truly
beautiful.
C.pt-Yes, and our party are loud in
their praise Of everything and everybody.
The Marmadukes. Mr.. Huckins and every
one about the place wed with each other TO
see how much they could do to make IA
feel At home and to make our stay pleasant.
NOTHING hut the pleasanieat recoIlections
cluster around the vlsit We have made.
R-Nov that the introduction is made,
will not the people Of Kansas City come
often To this place?
Capt-Yes. The people Of Kansas City.
~ 4 mas. had no idea Of the beauty and
grandeur Of this place, and will hereafter
come often and stay long. The We~t will.
as soon a it thoroughly learns this place,
p.tronise it literally. and It IL only qnes-
e tiOn OF tine when Thousands Of people will
be here during the heated term Of each year.
R-Where Will the Company 60 Tor next
encsmpnent?
Capt-That is hard to tell, but expect
that the Sweet Springs will catch them
every year.
III you intend 10 travel either for pleas