The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-23
SWEET SPRINGS sIPPIN0s.

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SWEET SPRINGS sIPPN0S.
There Is . less number of children
here than ut any time during the
season.
During the past week. at the Grand
hotel, NO time has there been less than two
hundred guests.
Miss F. thinks Mr.. j, Of St.
Louis, is mighty nice, but she says he is
rs slow rs the stones Of Rome.
Mrs. Perrin. Of Kansas City, is still
here, and says "she has the prettiest little
golden haired babe at the Springs"
Mrs. Lucas, who was here for some
time from Kansas City, has returned home,
and her absence is very much regretted.
Mrs. Cloney and Mrs. Taylor, of Sc
dalia, returned to their homes last week.
The ladies all wish for their speedy re-
turn.
Miss Armstrong, of Wyandotte, is
considered by q number Of gentlemen here
to be the best singer who has been here
this season.
Mrs. West, Of st. Louis, who has been
here for nearly the entire season, returns
to her home on Monday. Her absence
will be much regretted.
There is certainly a galaxy of beauty
here at present. Among the most prOmi-
nent of these is q charming young widow
from Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Hmma Davis, of Sedalia, delight
ed an audience in the parlor this morning
with some fine vocal selections. She re-
ceived number of compliments.
Miss Mamie Greene, Of St. Louis,
wears the cutest little caps imaginable.
They are quite becoming and add much to
the general effect Of her costumes.
Mr.. J.mison, Of St. Louis, and Mr..
Allen, Of New Orleans, were hailed with
JOY BY the young ladies yesterday. They
say they are too nice for anything"
Mr.. Strong,the accomplished corneiist,
Of Kansas City, has returned to the Springs
and the spirits Of the young ladies flourish
again like cabbages after spring rain.
A number Of people from local towns
have been at the hotel during the last
week, who were stopping here for the pur-
pose Of attending the Brownsville fair.
Little Miss Prudie Hurt, daughter of
Mrs. Blue. Of St. Louis, BY . former mar.
riage, il such delightful swimmer. She
dives and floats like . veritable mermaid.
-Chas. Taylor is still here, and every
day finds him making new "mash" upon
some susceptible damsel. His worst fault
is the "bare-footed" appearance of his
head.
Miss Emma Geiger, of Dayton, Ohio,
who has been for the past year visiting
her sister, Mrs. Judge Black, of Kansas
City, has been stopping here for . short
time.
Miss Ely, Of Carrollton, and Mr..
Jamis0n. of St. Louis, played against Miss
West and Mr.. Fairchild in . game of ten
pins. The victory rested with the two
latter individuals.
Jennie Nav Blue danced the lancers
the other night very gracefully and was
highly cOmplimented. She is q perfect
little fairy, with golden hair and violet
eyes. She is three years Of age.
A few of the ladies INDUCED in a
horseback ride few evenings ago. One
of them thinks her horse would feel more
comfortable If he were to be put ON
wheels. He "trots so dreadfully hardr'
Mrs. Hickey, OF Fulton, who has been
here for some time, is not enjoying the
best Of health. Whether from the effects
Oi the bath or from the water. she has not
been 80 we'll for the last week as when she
first arrived.
Miss Chiles, of Independence, is still
here, and says "she knows exactly how to
take care Of the nice beau when they come
to the Springs" Better come, bows; she is
very sweet and agreeable in her CONVERSE
ton and manners.
Col. Hamlin is very fond of button
hole boquet, but his fondness has been
'nipped in the bud this year The saws be-
cause of the drouth. He sometimes ap-
pears with an onion-top instead, however,
and sentimentally sighs over the "lsst rose
Of summer"
Miss Jennie Mccoy, of independence,
is still here, and her sweet voice liz very
often in requisition. She sang some beau
tiful Scotch ballads to q good audience
yesterday afternoon, among which may he
mentioned "Better Bide AVA" "Annie
Laura," etc.
James L. Bangs, of St. Louis, the IT.
repressible joker of the season, has taken
his departure for the balmy breezes OF
Colorado. He will shortly return, how.
ever, and open out . new and unique batch
of his particular wares for the delectatiou
of his ''familiars."
MIR. James Crawford, father-in-law oil
S. w. and Leslie Marmaduke, has been
very i'll during the past week. lie has
been afflicted with a carbuncle in a very
aggravated form. At one time his con.
ditiOn was considered critical, but thi,
morning he is resting easier, and his physi.
clan, DR.. Maughs, Of St. Louis, entertain.
hopes Of his recovery.
As word of caution for the benefit o
ladies using cosmetics containing lead-a.
most OF these preparations dot is best t.
state that the salt sulphur water combined
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