The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-26
SWEET SPRINGS.
Items of Interest from the Sara
toga of the West.

Lille nj the hotel goes forward much the
same rs il has done for the past iew weeks
There is rush Of visitors and il is hardly
possible, after iew DAYS oi abseEce, to
recognize very MANY familiar faces, still
there are few old timers, who have
been and who will probably remain un-
til it is over. There is q vast difference in
! the social atmosphere OF these people IRON
that OF the transient visitor or the casual
sOjOurner. The first are much the same
Is large family, where love and conf
dence abOunds, they have their little Jokes,
their light badinage and the pleasant in
course which displays the friendly feeling
that permeates their circles Ii Is not 20
with the other class. They wander about
lonely amid the crowd, seeking ior con-
geniality, but generally not finding il.
From this fact they are apt To- form an
erroneous conclusion vi the real eniOym ent
to he found here, and gu away without
once having experienced the peculiar
warmth Of heart altuned To heart
sIPPlNGs
Mrs. FINS Arnold, Of Se,lalia. is here
taking the salt wafer baths.
D. H. Smith and party will probably
return to Seslalia this morning.
The Sweet Springs bus line is in
charge OF some very pleasant gentlemen.
Mrs. Speek, of 81. Louis, wife oi one
Of the famous firm Of Famous leaves her
home Tomorrow Tor the springs.
Mrs. Fairhild. the daughter Of Mr..
Pierce, the proprietor. has the Prettie>t
little dot Of 4 black-eyed baby Imaginable.
The oppressive heat oi last week is
very much moderated, and last evening
wrappings were neces>itv On the piaZ-
Za>.
A gentleman. whose name shall not he
reported, drank at one standing three
quarts Of sulphur water by actual meas
ment Saturday morning.
The school of Homeopathy III phvsi-
clans Of Missouri will hold their annual
institute here on August 3rd and 4th. 1881.
DIR. d. &. Abel, Of Sedalia, is the presi-
dent.
The new departure in the shape of
walters is very happy one, not only do
they obey a call more readily than those
who were here before. but they are heater
and more delft handed.
Miss Emma Davis. oi Sedalia. Miss
Dora Nev and Misses Wright Smith, we'll
known singers Of Kansas City. favored a
large audience with choice selections for the
voice Yesterday afternoon.
The usual Saturday evening ball took
place last night ut the ball room. Ii was
very we'll attended and many pretty cos
tunes were worn. The weather being cool |!
md pleasant dancing was quite pleasur- !
able amusement.
The double racruette" was danced /
here last night by Miss Ida LLOYD. III /
Kansas City, and Mr.. Goodrich. Of ST. Louis. !
They are very graceful pair noiwith-
standing the abrupt step and vigor of the |
lance, and were much admired.
The salt water baths still continue to
,xcite the utmost interest. Those ladies I
: no are in the habit of participating every
lay pronounce them very beneficial in
heir effect. There is an exhileratiny ma
ure in these waters that bear resemb-
ance To the ocean, and many ladies who
rave had experience say that ii it were not
or the absence Of the spray and waves Of
he latter they could readily imagine
themselves i'm its embrace.
The latest arrivals at the hotel were
!. 7. Sears, Jefferson City; NJ. l.. Smithers
md wife, Burt Evil and child, Alex.
MOllie Midringhaus, NJ.
ruhOlske, ST. Louis: ID. II. Smith, Miss
;ertie Smith, Miss Jesse Smith, Master Fl.
;. Smith. Miss Sallie Potter. f. 4. Phil {,
ls, Miss Mary Philips, Miss f. Newirk,
1rs. }. l.. Hall, Miss Belle Hall. Miss
lizzie Allen, J. X. Lemist. Mrs. Theo.
heltOn, L. w. Bullen, J. H. Dowland, $.
!. Keller. Frank Houston. j. L. Thomp- .
IN, +. 1lgenfritz, Misses Bettie and Eva {
entry, Misses Mary and Mamie Gentry. ,
paalia; X. W. Esiill, Miss Clifie E>tiil, s
still, Mo; Mrs. +. LafOrce, Kansas City, .
nd Others.