The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-03
SPRINGS SPRAY,
Those Who Are at Present En-
jOying Themselves I'm q
Pleasant Way.

L
other grea: attractions, the springs
have become thing of the past, there
is not so much noise and confusion
here and for those who are ailing the
change is most enjoyable. Quiet lit
tie picnics and dancing parties are
the rule and the opportunities for
making real friends are much better
than in the rush and of constantly ar
irving and departing guests. The
guests who are here now are more
like large and happy family than
anything else and the charm of actual
social life is paramount. Among the
events of the week was picnic party
which went to McAlister Springs Fri
day afternoon. One of the | rgest
buses of the Sweet Springs livery
was engaged and eighteen persons
boarded it and drove to McAlister, q
distance vt six miles. The drive it
self was a most delightful one and the
merry company enjoyed every
moment of the time spent at
the Springs. Col Hall, the Jolly
proprietor OF the Springs kindly III
ished the elegant luncheon W, -. ,Ae
party carried, and at II o'clock when
they returned they were tired but
very happy. Mrs. ID. w. Marina
duke chaperoned the party, and
among those composing it were Misses
Susie Trimble, of Columbia; Josie
Lindley. St. Louis; Zenma, Mamie
and Crawford Narmaduke, Jefferson
City; Lottie Cantwell, Frank Can't
wall, St. Louis; James Pierce and
several others.
Judge Lindley and Col. E. G.
Moore spent last Tu: sday in st. Louis.
Mrs. Geo. McGrow and daugh-
ter, Myrtle, will leave for Colorado
this week.
The Neidringhaus family of St.
Louis will arrive this week and Occu-
Ply their cottage.
Mrs. Geo. McGrew and Mrs.
Campbell McFarlan, spent last Tues
day at McAllister Springs.
Mrs. Geo. I. Brown, OF Sedalia,
and her friend, Mrs. Burlington. of
St. Louis. spent few days here this
week.
Mrs. Crittenden, wife of Ex-GOv-
ernor Crittenden, who was the guest
of Judge Henry here, has returned to
her home in Kansas City.
Senator George Vest is expected
to arrive from Washington this week
and will join his family, who are &C.
cupying their cottage here.
Henry Ames, son of Mrs. Vincent
Marmaduke. arrived Wednesday and
will be the guest for few weeks of
his mother at her beautiful cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price, who have
made FIVE weeks visit here and Oc-
cupied a cottage, have returned to-
their lovely home at Avondale farm.
Gov, Marmaduke, accompanied
by d. w. Marmaduke and Gen. JAM
ison, arrived from jefferson City FRI
day evening, and will spend Sunday
here.
Prof. Louis Mailer, the master of
ceremonies, has received news from
his home in Indiana that handsome
young son is waiting to call him
papa.
Mrs. T. w. Cloney, of Sedalia,
is quite i'll, but if able she will, In
company with her sister, Mrs. John
Skinner, 90 to Lake , innetonka dur
ing this week.
NJ. Godefroy and wife of St. Louis,
who spent the season here, left for
New York Monday. They will sail
for Europe to-day and will be absent
about two months.
MIR. King, the popular telegra-
pher here, has resigned his position
and returned to his home in Chicago
He has been succeeded by d. s.
Goldsberg, of Hannibal.
The family of Mr.. j. w. Robert
SON, the efficient and competent man
ager of the Sweet Springs omnibus line
who have been guests here, left.
for their home in Marshall, Mo-, this
week.
Mr.. w. G. Battey, a pleasant
gentleman from the abiding place Of
Sam Jones, who has been spending
the summer here, will accompany q
party of ladies and gentlemen on =
tour of the northern lakes.
Among the guests here from Soda
liza during this week were Mrs. Harry
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave CLANCY,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fredericks, Mrs
Frank Newton. Misses Della Inch and
Hattie Barrett, t. w. Cloney, Dr.