The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-19
McALLIsrER SPRINGS.

McAllister Springs is now the acknowl'
edged one of the favorite resorts for pleas.
ure or health in the state, and people arr
fiocking in here from every direction to
find all the good reports they have heard
of the medicinal properties Of these cele-
brated waters verified and man cannot
he found on the grounds who, after staying
here for week is not loud in praise of the
waters-espesially the ST. Nicholas white
sulphur, which is the favorite Of all. To-
twenty to thirty at this spring drinking
freely Of the liie-giving waters that flow out
OF the ground just at the foot of the hill.
From early morn till late evening a
continual string Of carriages and wagons
arrived, loaded with men, women and chill
dren, and by examining the hotel register
We find from Sedalia alone the following
arrivals for to-day, most of whom return
home this evening, while some will remain
several days or weeks: w. II. Ross, w. J.
Maltby, Bert Leake, =. Shobe, T. +. Mitch
um. 4. Il. Hoss, Willis F. Kink and wife,
T. Mckinley, ]. Kuhn, Chas. Taylor and
wife, Frank b. Meyer, Joe Barrett, ID. J.
Holcomb, J. w. Pohl and wife, John W.
Woods, X. Ramsey, Misses Mollie Luther
and Fife Yeater, W. II. Ramsey, &. G.
Ross, c. X. Hofi, f. Bixby, W. J. Murphy,
T. J.Porter and lady, andT. Andrews were
registered at the Hoffman hou,e, and the
gentlemanly proprietor, Mr.. Thompson, AS
sured us that a great many did not register.
Brownsville, Lamonte, Warrensburg Hous-
tonia and knobnoster were all we'll repre-
&c.
Near the Grand View Hotel are two
fine fresh water springs.
Over 100 persons enjoying the cold and
hot baths here to-day.
Water is being shipped from here daily
to all parts Of the country.
The fare from Houstonia to Springs in
hack is only % cents each way.
Camping grounds are provided for par
ties who wish to bring their tents and
camp out.
There are two dancing platforms on the
ground, one of which is very large and
gotten up on the rustic order.
III. d. Stringer wears the star here, and
preserves order. even il he has to raise a
racket with the boys to do SO.
Mr.. Allison, OF Hughesville, who has
been confined to the house for nine months |
with rheumatism, is stopping here, and
after taking few hot baths is able to walk |
around very comfortably.
Now We weary mor.,ls who have |
struggled persisiently at business till you
ire beginning to grow pale and thin, throw |
aside all business and care and come out |
mere and spend few weeks, and our
word for it-you will leave with a heart |!
hat won't weigh two ounces-if lightness
signifies a lack of weight.
ARRIVALS
The following were registered at the &.
Y. House, Yesterday: Mr.. Kady and lady,
Kansas City; VIM. NJ. Haley, Sedalia; ID.
:. Sanford, Sedalia; w. X. Patrick, Soda
ia; C. X. Huff. Sedalia; NJ. 4. Segelbaum;
'edalia; Thos. Andres, SedaIia; w. T.
duir, Kansas City; c. r. Muir, Sedalia;
1. +. Eeals, Sedalia; \. B. Prince, Sedalia;
Il, Whittlingee and lady, Sedalia; f. A.
'hillips, Sedalia; Miss Mable Phillips, Sc
lalia; Miss Lucy Newkirk; Sedalia; H. w.
Sedalia; f. T. Murphy, Sedalia;
Y. S. Murphy, Sedalia; J. Il Summer,
'edalia; Miss Carrie Weller, Sedalia; Miss
Minnie Brown, Sedalia; Mrs. Stella Young,
'edalia; Miss Mamie Mc(iee, Sedalia; NJ
Murphy, Sedalia; Joe. Barnett, Sedlia; J. +.
Barnett, Sedalia; J. G. Bailey, Sedalia; w.
Moore and lady, Sedalia; Miss Stella
lawyer, Sedalia.