The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-24
SWEET SPRINGS.
The Season of Irrepressible
Gaiety at the Springs
Opened for 1884.
What Can be Looked for This
Year-Persoral Mention of
the People.

the feOple.
The season at the Springs has opened
and fashion has come with its beauty and
grsce-iIs enchaniment and bewildering
delights, to make the Western Saratoga
the equal ii not the superior of all its
rivals. Out upon its grassy lawns-throng-
ing the corridors of its splendid hotels, and
far out where forest aisles and shaded
avenues are murmurous with the song Of
sumner minstrelsy may be heard, the Jest
and song, the CAV laugh, and the musical
ripple OF fashions ssturnalis. The towns
and the cities have turned out their chill
dren of
FORTUNE AND EASE
to chase health and pleasure in the midst
Of sylvan solitudes. Society In all its
cnarm-the staid citizen and the comedy
matron. and the gay and gilded butterflies
whose fresh Young lips have Just slipped
the cream Of sOciaz life. and are plunging
with innocent delight into its fascinating
bewilderments, and are combining TO make
this watering place the peer of any in the
land. It's fame has gone abroad, and all
the old resorts are abandoned IN its favor.
Those who have grown weary of bGse
places OF the east and the far west have
come TO The Sweet Springs prepared to
crilicise. and have remained to admire.
They have sent word OF the treasure they
have found to those at home, and every
train is ireighted with the denizens Of
smoky cities and people wearied with the
cares Of life. from all parts OF the coun-
Try. In
THE LETHEAN WATERS
Of the new found Springs they forget care
and turn their hearts To pleasure. The
magnificent accommodation furnished by
the enterprising p OprietOrs is conSeant
source of surpriz'. Indeed everything has
cunspired To make this season an IN
bounded success.
The LAWYERS association meets here
July lst,
H. J. Wilson and family, of Kansas
City, are coming
j. :. Denny, OF Kansas City, has writ
ten for room No. ll3.
The Misses Newlands, of St. Louis,
, will spend vacation here.
Mike Levin and Jacob Simmons, Of
Gainesville, Texas, are guests.
v,
ed al the Grand hotel Friday.
Prof. Z. r. Booth, of St Louis, will
attend the convention this week.
B. Emmett, a prominent railroad man,
of Milwaukee, srrived here Friday.
| About 100 guests are now here enjoy
ing the luxuries of this beautiful place.
Mrs. Campbell McFarIane, of Sedalia,
will lie guest at the Springs this sum-
mer.
The outlook is that the teachers will
have a larger attendance this year than ever
before.
Pro-. F. w. Parsons, of California,
will be on dress parade this week at the
Springs.
Miss Nellie Stewart, one OF the reign
ing bellies OF Chillicothe, Mo-, is here for
the summer.
Mrs. H. J. Latshaw, of Kansas City,
will be at the Springs about July 10th fol-
the summer.
&C. III. butcher, of Warrensburg nor
NAL school, accompanied by his wife will
be here this week.
Mrs. John r. Wilson, of Deadwood
Dakota. wife of a prominent attorney, is
at the Grand hotel.
Mrs S H. Kinney and little daughter,
Of Kansas City. are occupying cottage
for protracted stay.
With the new improvements made
here they are now able to care for about
500 guests, comfortably.
Hugh L. McElroy and wife, promi-
nent society people OF Kansas City, are
here for prolonged stay.
-Ex-State Superintendent of Public
Schools K. ID. Shannon writes from Louisi-
ana for rooms this week.
Mrs. Ringing and her sister have en-
gagged rooms for an early date and will
larry here until September.
Jacob Strauss. contractor of PRISON
labor at Jefferson City, accompanied by his
wife, are al the Grand hotel.
Miss Sheidley and friend Of Miss s.
OF Kansas City, have engaged rooms for an
indefinite period, coming June q.
Mrs. L. E. Davidson and little son are
guests at the Harwood cottage. They re-
turn home to Jefferson City tomorrow.
Mrs. WIN. Barton, nee Fannie Wad-
dell, Of Kansas City, has engaged rooms
commencing July 10th, for the summer.
w. III. Williams and ]. E. Hooker
are in the Office Of the Grand hotel, and
will do the agreeable part to the guests.
e. A. Andrews, a Missouri Pacific at.
torney, is drinking about barrel of water
each cay and Is getting quite corpulent.
Judge Bakewell, of st. Louis, ha:
written for rooms for the use of himself
and family during the attorneys conven-
ton.
John 6. Sullivan, wife and child, arr
here occupying their newly erected cottage
which is model OF neatness and conven
fence.
The band at the Springs this year i,
the best that has ever discoursed music a
this favorite resort. Signor Nichilla Serg,
is the leader.