The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-28
SWEET SPRINGS
A Gos:ippY Letter From Our
Sallie.
How the La les and Gentlemen
Look ana Act.
SWEET SPRINGS. Julx p.

SWEET SPRINGS, july %.
DEAR JENNIe: Il hav been tryir ever
siuCe | arrive here To write you letter
and tell you sll the news cO-cerning the
Springs, the people, etc. e c., all things
dear To the feminine h. art.
In the frs pace We were mu sur
prised 10 find what q really beaut full place
h is, ard how many ways for amusing
the guests have been PRIV ded. The hut-l
it,elf bea the igh sounding tit Of
Grand" and VIII lie il is probabl. tha'
this term is drasiag it rather strorg, vet il
C, rt,iniy is verf comm odious and well ar
ranged. 1t is well kept t., and has corps
Of Efficient servants. Our T. ON fares to-
wrri the south, sud with the Ixcep
tipn ot squeak In the BET
:p ings every tim: May turns oy'r-you
know sh- weighs $50 our bed Is pref v
good. The pillows, il is true, are not made
Il hen feUtrers or anything OF that kind.
Tney seem 10 he good old iasi 10 ed cot or,
but put Mays Ee~ bu',le un .er 10 N :, and
that "kind-r S; rier" m kes nle : b. ut righ',
and | e Ii zen 10 cur neig ,bor-a
b g fat man II III ST. Ii us. sn r. $: as
comfortable a. tough T cS,d n thee adle
of the de p Ihs first morni ~eLt TO
with The blue ribbons aad the lac + files,
AID May wore her new item apJer
We got ourselve, regard .ess you know, but
bless your soul there wasn't but one old
bleary eyed looking chap from Kans CT Y
in tie dining room. We st 1t perfectly
wasted. Tie reason yoi ask? Well pe7-
pie here sit around on the verandas, ak
Irg 1--we, or trying to, VIII oh is the next
thing to until ,te hour, and OF CONS.
they do not feel like get ing up with
The chickens, and tee Goes quence
was MAY and / welt 10 breakfast too
a,ly. We have learn d better now and w..
never take our bargs down until we are
sure really every body has gone into break
fast and TN n we put on full sail and We
don't pretend 10 see 8 soul as we walk in,
tut OF cours ;, We do, especially If there ere
any good LOCKING chaps on hand. Well,
must tell you about the baths, th'y are
perfectly, lovely The water is brOugh from
a salt sprin!, five miles awsy they tell me,
and just pour in 4 great large basin and
20 cool and delicious and 80 enjOysb'e
as he ri a ltdy say the other day-"l
fee ju,t As il L could battle abOIt h IL the
time" | have a mighty pretty bathing
dress Ii is made Cf VIII t. serge found With
red ribbon, ard | look as Cla,a Belle ",
as Plump IS partridge In il, aud I'd give
dollsr, il il We've the proper tnIrg
TO wear one, 50 that Billy - could
ste me IN it. Dear fellow.
he says he hates fat womsn, tut am TO,
lat al all-msrely slipper built you
know. May saws I'm bound to be 81, bu,
tell you I'll Eat chalk and vinegar fret
II p D.. s. =. a.,
he lean, eitcer. 1Ou I.ht to see some Of
these lean women rugged out in their bath
ing suits, as My whispered to me III
other morning concerning n woman fr- IN
Seiaiia, she looks like flag staff run
through balloon"
Now, | must give you some ides o. the
people. To beg with the head, there is
Col. Hall, The proprietor. Jennie, thai
man is 4 great big giant Of a fellow, but he
Is mighty nice End ms the most cheerful
way OF saying "goo1 mornirg!" ever
heard. He says il just as though he meant
one 10 have good morning, and not be-
cause l. is set phrase. Then next t. the
proprietor comes his wife, OF course, who is
a sweet-'aced, kindly matron, with a man
ner which is always winning and with a
good common sense In her talk that makes
ore contrast her with some Of the fool
in society ladies who are to be found here.
Then next there is the book -keeyer, Mr..
Williams, jolly, pleasant gentlema , who
in addition 10 other talents, is a remark bly,
clever writer as well as cOnveTsa,ionalist
Then there is Mr. Fisher, who occupies the
position of head clerk and has more pa
thence than anybody this side of Job, and
can actually TIL anything which is found
In an encyclopedias, knows exactly how