The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-07
Ell DORADO SPRINGS.
The "WOnder City," the Future
Great Watering Place of
Missouri.
The GueSts-ImprOvements and
Other Chit Chat of Inter
est to the Public.


that winter is here, he wOrS of i'm
proving our wonder city" continues
undated. The brick work on the
Bingen Il Bugan business houses was
completed last Monday, aud the car
psnters and plasterers are rapidly
pushing the buildings to completion.
They will be occupied by Christmas.
W hen completed these handsome two
story bricks will add much to the sub
stantial appearance of North Main
street. The two buildings will cost
over $4,000. The frame work of the
NJ. E. Church South is up, and one
eau readily see that they are going to
have an edifice that will be a credit to
our city. All the material for the
building is on the ground AMI eight or
ten workmen are busy pushing the
work thereon. We may expect to see
it completed by the first of the New
Year.
Col. Boetler, of Lexington, No,
has just completed the handsomest
cottage in the city. 1t is built upon
the latest metropolitan style and re-
ceives the admiration of all. This
cottage cost the Colonel about two
thousand dollars and is occupied by
III. A. Maddox and family, who re-
moved here last summer from Hanni-
bal, Mo.
MessLs. Saunders Bros. and Mad
dox are putting the finishing touches
upon their large, fine livery stable on
North Main street.
Our city has voted $4,000 worth of
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
to be applied to the improvement of
the spring park in which is located
the fountain of health, therefore the
visitors TO this great health resort may
expect to find some grand imp. ove-
ments before the opening of the busy
season. The city cOuncilmen have
wisely appointed three of our most
prominent and greatly interested citi.
zens as the park commission
ers and if they are allowed 10 exer-
else their judgment, we may expect
that the needed improvements will be
done correctly and to the best inter-
ests Of the prosperous young town.
The many friends and acquaint-
ances of q. w. Walshe will no doubt
be pleased to hear that he has gained
wonderfully in health during his
short sojcurn here at these famous
springs. When he arrived be could
scarcely get out of the carriage, where
as, last Sunday he walked over four
miles, taking in not only the whole
city, but all the surroundings. He
has invested 10 ElDOrado real estate,
buying one of the most desirable bust
ness corner lots in the place and will
build a large brick business house
thereon in the spring. We expect a
bigger boom here next season than
ever before, and our people and town
are making the proper preparations.
Our town has truly
A FLATTERING PROSPECT
before her. The name and fame of
the wonderful healing virtues of these
waters, are spreading far and wide.
This is not simply pleasure resort,
Ike many watering resorts, but it is
THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT.
The water is just as beneficial in the
cold winter season as during the
summer. In fact the most wonderful
cases have been performed in the fail
and winter. We cannot account for
this only that the invalids are more
liable to take better care of them
selves. E r Stone, a prominent
and wealthy business man of Topeka,
Kansas, is looking over the city with
a view ofinvesting. He is more than
pleased with our prospects. Mr..
Cross and wife, of Pleasanton Kansas,
have been here for several weeks and
have been greatly benefited. Mr..
c. will probably locate with us and will
make quite an ACQUISITION to our city.
p. Z. Bacon, retired banker, of
HOpkinsville, KY, and wife, have
settled with us Mr.. Bacon is a gen.
tleman of about 50 years old, and
claims that he is about cured of
long standing case of piles and
catarrh. He has great faith in FL
Dorado water. The Ell Dorado mer-
chants and real estate men wear
broad smiles in consequence of having
a good trade.
Considerable El DORADO real estate
has changed hands in the last few
days at greatly advanced prices. A
clothing and gents furnishing goods
store would find a good business
location here, and do well.
The FL Dorado Dramatic company
renders "a False Friend" at the Ca.
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