The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18
SWEET SPRINGS
Society Sailing Swiftly, Sc
renely and Symmetrically
at the Springs.
Items OF Interest and Sippings
from Missouri's Favorite
Resort.


the gloom, and only clouds weeping, weep
ing mournfully, as ii in pain or sorrow.
But while this is true. and a few individ-
uals have absorbed the day, as it were, and
and 90 about with abnormally long faces
and consequently feeling-in the language
of our dear, dead poet. Longfellow -"Dull
and dark and dreary," yet the majority OF
the guests here seem to have a perpetual
fount of sunshine, within which defies rain,
or wind or anything but mirth, jollity and
cheeriulness. Youth, with its bounding
blood, sees nothing in natures humors to
quench It's appreciation OF gayety, and un-
less by direct contact it interferes materi-
ally with its pleasures, has no choice
Alter all. it is the heart, and not the head,
that makes an atmosphere OF sunshine
around us, and In this,weather has no part.
Al No previous visit to this favOrite re-
sort has it ever been more regally beauti-
ful than at present. The rain has ei-
iectually laid the dust, which rendered
the ride from Brownsville few
days ago rather disagreeable, and the TO-
liage and grass are as fresh and green as
in the dew-wet morns of May One never
tires of its level lawns, its rustic bridge,
its picturesque tree. IN powered cottages
and the musical flow of its wondrou>
springs. The hotel itself is conducted with
4 view-not merely the lodging of its
guests-but to their comfort and happiness
as we'll. One does not feel that the
courteSies offered are merely a fair ex
change for monied recompense, but that
they are an uDstudied part OF the entire
establishment. The proprietors and their
able assistants are gentlemen-not only In
the common acceptance of the word, but
by virtue of that innate understanding OF
the term which makes such men noble In
the sight of the Creator.
sIPPINGs
Nearly every table in the large dining
room Is put to use and nearly every
cover is lifted at meal tim.
Mrs. A. Mayer, vile Of the popular
Bee Hive" proprietor, OF Sedalia, is here
aud looks much improved in health.
Il. W. Stewart, with his wife and chill
dren, is here partaking Of the waters
Mr.. Stewart is prominent attorney oi
st. Louis.
The larger number of the guests are
from Kansas City and ~. Louis, but fair
>prinkling ftom the larger local towns are
also present.
Mrs, H. E.. Sneed, of Sedalia, is stop
ping here. Mrs. Sneed knows how 10 tax,
the most amusement out OF the least fun Of
anybody here.
Mrs kieinschmidt, OF ST. Louis, a
we'll known and skillful teacher oi music OF
the Future Great" city. is here resting
and recuperating.
Miss Malette Anderson, the popular
and able lady who so gracefully wield>
her pen in the society and literary depart
menls Of the Kansas City Times, is here
and will remain probably week or ten
DAYS.
Mrs. c. f. Leonard, of Cooper county,
is here with her little boy. They will 60
To Sedalia tomorrow morning and from
there they will 60 TO the Pacific coast To
.pend the summer, accompanied by Mr..
Leonard.
1T is said there are seventy-6ve chill
dren here and while ii is not possible
amid 80 many varied diSpositions-ior all
to be perfec: in department, vet the major
part are not only pretty, but extremely
well behaved.
Miss Marguerite Crawford and Miss
lola HARDWOOD, who added SO much to the
pleasure OF the guests last year, are again
here, and have but added another year of
gain to their many admirable qualities of
bead and heart.
Miss BERTHE Hull, the skillful manipu-
lator OF TIE lightning" is always to be
found at her post and gives much satisfac-
- Sha he s II ~ IL
the clever agent OF the Pacific company at
Centerview, Mo.
MIR. L. l.. Collins, who has charge OF
the bus line running between Brownsville
and the springs, has made MANY friends by
his gentlemanly department and thought
ful care OF the many passengers who hav,
made the transit with him.
Mrs. Campbell McFarlane, of St. Louis
Mrs. q. III. English, Mrs j. F Stonestreet
Mrs. Frank b. Mitchner and Mrs. J. e.
Austin, OF Kansas City, form quintet.
of Young married ladies whom it would be
difficrlt to distance for fun and frelic.
Miss Ida Nelson, with her mother
Mrs. L. + Rush, OF BOonville, and hel
sister, Mrs. j. Z. Sappington, of Salin,
county. is here for brief sojourn. Mis-.
Ida is one of the few who may be truly
pronounced pretty and attractive, no mat
ter where located.
The band still continues to elici
MANY encOmiums of praise. Its member,
are skilled musicians, and they not only
render the finest compositions with perfec
accord and time, but put into them tn,
tenderness OF expression which constitute,
the soul OF all true harmony.
An unfinished letter commencins
"My darling" and evidently written unde
a high pressure attack of moonligh
measles or love, was picked up in the offic,
OF the hotel this morning and filed ava,
until a claimant shall appear In tn,
meantime let my darling little girl hu,
this comfort to her heart. Everybody VIII,
read it knew just how it vas themselves.
| The young ladies present are all bright
vivacious and charming, and only lack al
Importation i'm the shane Of tine soy wb,