The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-01
SWEET SPRINGS.
Drops from Sparkling Waters
Notes, Personals and
Grand Opening
Ball.

Sweet Springs, June 2S-[Special. THE
Springs are lust now beginning to present
an attractive appearance In the way OF reg
ular guests which il has heretofore lacked.
Every train brings new arrivals, and from
north, south, east and west they hail. Here
comes the tired merchant, the man OF many
cares. no matter what his business; the
housekeeper with her brood of little chill
dren about her; the society woman who
spends her existence in boarding house,
and has no more idea of the domesticity-
of the quiet beauty of love al her own fire
side than Choctaw Indian has of the pa
thos of Whittier, or the diction OF Cur
tbs. Here, too, may be found the society
girl, with her ennuled sair, her numberless
toilets, her bangs and her generally made
up-to- be-admired distinctiveness. Also the
Jolly drummer, with his flow OF talk on ev-
cry subject under the canopy, and his apti-
tude for making love to everything wear
ing q petticoat.
Miss lola Harwood has been quite sick
but is once more able TO greet her many
friends.
The children all looked lovely at the
ball last night. Many tasteful dresses were
worn by them.
A large excursion party, numbering
over 200 guests, are expected this evening
from Atchison, 81. Joseph and intermediate
points.
-Receptions are being made for the
great incursion of the legal fraternity next
week, and many of the finest minds of the
state will be present.
The ladies in their excursions about
the grounds find an abundance OF wild
roses, and their fragrant beauty makes them
admirable for corsage bouquets.
The new arrangement of the hotel din
ming room permits of much more room
than formerly and as it is cooler the salts
faction OF the guests is given audible ex'
preston.
The supper for the ball last Friday
night was gotten up in slmost five hours
and Colonel Hall has reason to be proud o.
the good judgment which selected such al
able steward.
Mrs. Reese, of the Kansas City Journal
and Mrs. Judson, her friend, took in thu
Springs Friday. Both OF these ladies are
smart, capable, intelligent and ready witt
the pen and woman's "handiest" weapon
the tongue.
MIR. C. w. Thomas, of Oregon, who i
at the springs for his health, and also t.
attend the Bar Association meeting mex
week on account of his very remarkable
intellect is termed the prodigy" by nj
admiring friends.
Those who have not heard Coleman
and Prior, two members of the band sing
have missed a treat Their voices ACCORD
beautifully, and have that round, rich
full mellow ring which only the genuin
Eethiopian possesses.
After the depar .ure of the two hun
dred and fifty school teachers who ha'
been here for the purpose of attending thu
convention, the verandss where they hat
been wont to congregste looked quite de
serted for short time.
"A pair of lovers is one of the sight 8
the Springs, and the steps, The hsmmock'
secluded dells and wales have an attlr
ity with them, which is just as pleasant q
when Adam told his love beneath the tree
and beside the crystal waters OF Paradise.
. Mrs. Col. Hall, wife of one of the pro
prietors, Mrs. d. w. and Mrs. Leslie Mar
maduke, wives of the hotel owners, form
trio of womanhood, which is admirable be
cause therein lies dignity, amiabili;y, kind
ness and that consideration which is NJ
|: marketable for good alone.
Robert Dalton and bride, of Warrens
!, burg, arrived here on Thursday, and al
booked at the Grand hotel. Bob is of q n
|, firing disposition and does not attract muc
attention, but those who know him only
respect his great attachment to friends an
!. high sense Of honor, will always find hi
. out.
Miss Bird e Hull is an able Telegram
4 operator and often receives and sends Cd
messages TO and from loved ones. One .
ceiyed from the "voice of the keys" Thur
day morning read: Emma has had h
g teeth extracted, doing WE'LL" As an e
= ample of good work, Miss Birdie sent tv
! thousand words over the wires to Kans
" CITY and St. Louis every night after q
convention and this is an addition to nur
i erous other duties.
A good joke is told on a reporter
one of the Sedalia papers. He had ask
a young lady for description OF the bs
: costume she wore and after she had Civ
!. it to him he was abont to bow himself aw
y when thought struck him and ne sal
"Miss - / came near forgetting 10 a
YOU how your hair is done up-er-that
" fixed? Miss stared a moment a
1t then she burst into laugh and ran aw
te leaving the reporter amazed. The 10
II will be appreciated when the reader is tc