The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-12
SWEET SPRINGS.
Changes and Conveniences Which
Guests There This Season
Will Find-A Perfected
Res Orc.

Since the first inirO1uction to the public
of The Sweet Spring situated in Saline
county, they have grown in populs rity and
every year the list of visiters grows larger.
TIL It tsIis is due to the .fficacy of the wa
lers as a healing power is of course the
param' unit reason but much is also due to
the ent rprise # the m n~gement and their
desi'e to keep pace with the march Of
progress a. evid nced by the lar,e summer
resorts o. the north a. east.
Every season some important change
has be- n made IN the BUILDINGS and as the
rece sty arose, new ones have been added,
anu plans eri, CT al wi ich would result in
the comfort of the guests as we'll as their
amusemcnt.
Last year the Sweet Springs were espee-
tally fortunate in their patronage and it
was soon rec, N zed by the management
that here were sill many improvements
lackiug, which wou have to be supplied
and In acco d nee with this lie. the visit
Ors there this year will End that many
agreeable changes have been made.
The first OF these worthy of mention IS
a two story frame build ng suitable for an
assembly room for conven ions ETC. and
also particularly adapted as an institute
for edu ion(l b1dies of tn, higher clsss.
Ii is hand ,omely and conveniently fitted
up wi h blackboards, sc is and other coz
veniences and has been highly approved by
prominent educators from oil over the
country.
In add ion Ia the sbpve the company
have ere, tea very large ard vel venti-
lated
BALL ROOM
eighty feet in lergth by fit, feet wide with
a ska ing rink three hundred and fifty feet
in length grounding it.
The old amusement hall mas been reftted
and will afford lovers of billiards, Il MP MS
he shooting gallery and other like sports
world OF enjoyment.
The dining room facilities have been
much improved and extended and large
kitch. has been added In the rear of the
h1tel proper. There has also ben erec'ed
a commOdi1us and we'll spppoin e BAH
house in retired p rt of the Grounds for
the comfort and convenience of that class
OF gu SITS VINO desire, or find it necessary to
their he 18th, to use hot bath.
The hotsl--as has ben the case for the
psf twJ &c ,sons-will be under The direct
supervise and control of Coz. J. W. Hall,
and Mr.. w. ID Merrill, and he public gen.
orally, having tested these gentl men, krow
thst, no better, or more accom- ishei in
dividual+ in this line, can b. found in me.
United States.
Urbane, cour eou5 and hospi'able, they
are hosts, In the tue eceepJan Of the
term, anu tleir praises arr lie ion.
IvERS AND oNNIBUs.
J. w. Robertson, who TO- the past sever
al years. has hal charge OF the livery, omn
biS and grne-al transporta line, viii
az in be at the In, ard when it Is stated
that gu ing This entire NE. he has never
had serious accident o. failed in making
connection tn trains, it is hardly neces-
sary for the BAZ0O Il say that be is not
only the right man IN the right pllce, bat
seems 20 have been p particularly created fox
the situation.
NEW COTTAGES.
In addition to the large numLer of beau
tiful ard pictur Sque cottage, which, like
pearls set in frames of emerald, ornament
and besutiiy the grounds, sever new ones
have b, Ell erected by the following named
parties CO.. Vincent Marmsduks, Neid-
Bros, and Judge ]. ]. Lindlsy,
all Of st. Louis, DR.. s. 3. Laws, pres; dent
of the university, Columbis, No., Rev.
LarsIey, shelbyville, KY, and several 9TH
erS.
All in I'll, the outlook is very favorable
for a brilliant season at these springs and
ii is predicted that The a tADdance will far
outnumber thst of sny preceding season.
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