The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-23
SWEET SPRINGS.
News and Notes From This Most
Delightful Simmer Resort.

Sweet Springs, June 20.-(Correspond-
epce.) 1t is with pleasure year after year,
the frequenters of this fashionable resort
meet again, and TO those who first came
here the finish and extent of the improve
ments is q mstter of wonder.
Time was when the "hOtel" was merely a
row of unpretentious rooms, but now there
is large and commodious building, and
the surroundings are beautiful in the ex-
treme. 1t Is not necessary for long Jour-
neys, when here can be found life giving
waters, charming scenery, excellent accom-
modaiiops, and everyth that can add to
the comfort of those who tsrry here. The
season has so far been suspicious
and indications point to large increase of
visitors this year over that OF last.
BATH HOUSE.
An important change inside at the springs
this year is that of the increased facilities
for bathing. The Sweet Springs Co. has
built twelve new bath rooms where guests
can eojoy the luxury of q hot or cold baths
and have all the conveniences found in any
bathing place 10 the country.
SKATING RINK AND DANCE HALL
Another addition to the Saratoga of the
west" is the new skating rink asd dancing
hall combined. The dimensions of this
building are "a by 1914, giving ample room
for twelve sets at once.
The popular livery man, John Robinson,
of Marshall, Mo-, has charge OF the livery
stable at the springs.
NOTES.
j. s. Dold, of Kansas. City. is regis
tered here.
Seastor Vest and wife are expec ted here
next week.
Judge J. J. Lindley and family will
occupy their new cottage in few days.
-Chas. G. Van, a prominent business
man of Boston, is here Tor brief season.
Prof. J. T.. Holloway, of Sedalia, is
here as an advance guard of the teachers
association.
Col. Vincent Marmaduke and wife, of
st. Louis, have occupied their elegant cot
tage for the season.
w. S. Gregory and wife, also daugh-
ter, Miss Maude Gregory, of Kansas City,
are registered at the Grand hotel.
Mrs. NJ. v. Meet, well known Soda.
liza lady has engaged cottage for this
week while the teachers are in session.
Jack E. McHeury, formerly state
register of lands of Missouri during the
Woodson administration, is here for week.
Professors Haynes aud Johnston, of
Boonville, will perform their toilet in cot
tsges during the teachers meeting this
week.
President 8. 8. Laws, of the State
University, with family, will arrive on the
23d inst. He has the finest cottage on the
grounds.
MIR. and Mrs. III. L. McElroy, of Kap-
sas City, arrived here Thursday evening,
and will spend most OF the season at this
pleasant resort.
Master Bob Hs1lSson of the proprie-
tor of the Grand hotel, was on dress parade
Friday night. Bob is sumner and is not
slow on dance.
j. A. Fisher, well known in Sedalia,
will be one of the clerks at the Grand
hotel this season. Sedalians will find il
pleasant to meet him here.
Ed. Kent was over to attend the open
ing hop. But notwithstanding the great
event did not transpire Ed. found an oppor-
tunity to dance, which he improved.
Oscar Steers, who has Just graduated
at a 50. Louis business college, with tele-
graph department, will have charge of the
telegraph Office here this year. Guest:
will find him prompt and accommodating
Niedringhaus Brothers, of st. Louis