The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
SWEET SPRINGS.
Closing Summer Days at Mis-
sourl's Saratoga.
Parting Scene Among the Pleasure
Seeking Pilgrims.

Sweet SprIrgS, August 81 C0rreSpOn-
d-rcs The gayeties at this beautiful re-
sort, Will som be over, they cl sc the
springs formally Sept. l, but as the part.
irg days draw nikh, the merry crowd Of
sUmmerers are loath 10 leave, and the last
days >eem even gayer ran many ut the
height of the season, but they will all like
tie swallows, "hOmeward fly" and sool
lesve n)lhi g here bu, a
Banquet ha' deserted,
Whose guests h We fed,
"Whose garlands dead
"Ard all but ons dep 'rted.
The scenes and even's of s-ason at
Sweet Springs, are more thsn would fill a
vOlumt-.t Is gay pace where
gay people come to have still gayer
time -,here is commixture of Ii tie o.
everythir gone can b,ihe, row, dance
play billiards, ten pins, cooked b: t, euchre,
poker, whist, promenade, swing in ham,
mOcks, ride horseb- OK, tiirt with the sum
mer LIS, hun; four lie ,f.clOver, talk to
politicians, pr. fess onal gentlemen, hsGd
soma ard ri Ell ladies-(he society
gu 5 OF h land)-see world of tinery
gilt ing with dia no dis, bill rooms full
Cf bewi,ch n. beauties, see l'vers street on
each Ota,r, hear all SORTS Of funnv things,
| sen 20 de'igi tful music, drink the de-
sci US Sve Sp-iags W r, Or -Mumms
extra Gryl, Rave good cid time, d--as-
Won pea,e and cot al summer.
The landlord is Ia, forty AID as Jolly a
br OK vs. ever IN lied, the clerks ar. at
t.n'ivs and po,i'', the wei ers jump NJ
vour II. Tne mineral r1ter will set YOUR
liver, Jugs, bio. d, kidneys, and whole
I. ruOrOSI'y on 3 BOOM" You may come
re ieeiing like you couldn't c cruel
Of swee- ene,. Wicd and g axs Y feeling ike
YOU could dige,t b. ng1l tiger. 1t is al.
toy tae- a greet pl-ce, aud NC are proud
hat Missouri has su,h. for there
i-n't anlt5 or Swee, Suricg from the spss o:
Ge mary To the month pole
The p Il -sn, though II has not
brought he desired amOrut OF Il a'c'al
returns 10 IN mauaEerS, hes neverthe ess
b. eu ore which IN many other rsslects has
sgp sci I'll preyi u y'ar,. The repu, A.
I,,n II h gre { resort is no c than ever
T. ahll,ha5:, and a., re is Tr1miss Of 4
argely inc-sased p,trora,e from yesr 20
Year.
MRS. MARlIADUKES LUNCHEON.
Col. VIueeIt Marmaduke end wife, If
=. Louis, h we sn e.eEznt Qu;en An.e
tag hess. l; i, richly f.iuishsd wI.h
the cosJ!itsi iurnIturr, pain iogs, ga uary,
csb.r cts sid al th.t taste sni wealth can
aft I'd. Thsy ar~ a conrle uO'eG TAR and
Wild i,r hosp.tality. The lionel j; a
whole sJuled NJ IS .urian wsO loves his
friends, go.d joe. a bowl o. pune, a
fine hor~e q 4 erry ovid and good living.
ir> excellent wife, nee Mrs AIneS o. st.
Louis j. Il L. d. admired in the slciai CIR
c.es Tor h-r witty cOnye-Sa ION, graces OF
U-n er, refined taste and int-lii eace.
They eater ain with ;he bands OF 70 atty.
y f,w ey II since Mrs. Marmatuke iu-
vIied Sc scJed party OF ir ends 20 q
luncheon an" il was 4 most sp e6did affair.
The hr | i4Et rooms we're hlied VITA IS
merry q C owl ever sat around a les a
DC AID. jhe Col nei was In h 5 hsppisst
In. Ju !ge j. j. Liudiey, Col. + e..
Moore ami DIR. 5. :. Laws eniivened the
circle by some Cf the best enc. do;es ever
told or hesrd The 1tdies Were al attired
in evening dresses. Every body pronounced
il the incest, tOriest affair of the season.
Following are the persoUs invited and
present: Mis-. j. j. Indy, st. Louis,
MIR. E G. Moore, Columbia, Mrs 4. ID.
Footp, Mrs NJ. Murford, Kansas City. Mrs.
s. w. Hall, Sweet Springs, Mrs. ID. w.
Marmao uke, Mrs. Lola NJ. Nelson, Jeffsr-
son City, Mrs. J. Christian, ST. Louis, Mrs.
john S. Sullivan, Jefferson City, Mrs. l..
Houck, Cape Girardssu, Mrs 5. s. Laws,
Mrs John Bass, Columbia, Miss Josie Lind
ley, 81. Louis.
DR.. 5. S. Laws, Col, E. C. Moore, Column
bia. Major Louis Houck, Cape Girardeau,
Judge j. s. Lindley, st. Louis.
May we all live through another year
to see the same happy family at Sweet
Springs. The associations have been so
pleasant, we leave our beautiful summer
home with regret.
"FareweIls are scarcely ever without a
signing" but still they must be said. Our
merry summer days are past and to dear
old SWEET Springs good bye.
PETER PARAGRAPH.
August 90, 1856.