The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-13
Notes.

Soldier, will you work?
The grounds look beautiful.
One thousand soldiers will ar
rive to-day.
"A dancing party at amusement
hall last night.
There will be ball every night |
the coming week.
The sutler is on hand. No army
is complete without q sutler.
Sweet Springs ginger ale is
popular and pleasant beverage.
Mrs. l.. v. Pierce and daughter,
of St. Louis, arrived last night.
The Governor, Col. Ball and
General Jamison went out riding last
evening.
Mrs. C.. G.. Leonard and Miss
Minnie Chappell, of Sedalia, arrived
last night.
Charley Grassy danced last night
and talked Kansas City real estate to
the ladies.
Geo. S. McGrew, wife and
daughter, of St. Louis, are among
late arrivals.
j. NJ. Curran, of Sedalia, will
perform his toilet before the mirror
in No. rs this morning.
&C. III. Grasty. newspaper fend
is here flying around among the |
ladies as if he was single man.
Gen JamisOn is fine looking |
officer and in his uniform is the |
cynosure of all young ladies' optics.
ID. w. Marmaduke, warden of
the penitentiary, accompanied by his |
family, are here occupying cottage.
w. L. Ellis, a gushing young
man of Sedalia, is here, swelling the |
heads of the young ladies. He will
not soldier.
&C. Valentine, of New York, who |
is supposed to have been born on the
18th of February, 1886, is here ex-
hibiting his avordupois.
Mrs. John Buckner, of Browns
vile, was at the Grand Hotel parlOr
last evening treating the guests to
vocal and instrumental music.
Mrs. l.. A. Nickerson and |
daughter, Miss Lucie NickersOn, of
Warrensburg. arrived Friday and are
occupying the HARDWOOD cottage.
j. A. Fisher, head clerk of Grand |
hotel is most attentive and afable
man in a hotel office. He has no
diamond pin but has the regulation
red necktie.
Geo. @. Anderson, a commercial
traveller, is here to inspect dry goods
that may be on exhibition. He re.
ports more orders than an ordinary
house can fill.
-Jno. III. Garth, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of
arrived at the Springs
Friday, accompanied by his wife, son
and daug Inter.
Miss Sallie Moss, of Paris, Mo.
a well known society young lady, ar
rived Saturday evening, and is Oc.
cupying rooms with Mrs. T. w.
ClOney in a cottage.
The Grand hotel has perfected ar
to accommodate all who
NAV come, in a royal manner. Moth
ing will be left undone tomake every
visitor comfortable and happy.
e. d. Packard, of Chicago, is here
to try the virtues of Sweet Springs
water on bald heads. He has been
here two days and reports improve
ment and thinks he will have use for
4 barber before Monday.
Col. Bull, who is in command
here is the same afable, pleasant gen.
tlemen as of yore. He made a fav-
Drable impression several years ago at
the encampment and is a great fav-
orite with everyone.
The day for the sham battle is set
for Thursday, July 18th. 1t will take
place on the fair grounds and can be
witnessed comfortably by 10000 peo-
pie. Extra trains will be run to &C
the masses who may de-
sire to be present. A special train
will leave Sedalia Thursday morning
at 9:37 for the Springs, returning,
leave Brownsville at 6 p. m.
The great temperance camp meet
ing will open here on Tuesday, the
10Th inst, and is looked forward to
with considerable interest. The speak
srs will be as follows July 20-Gov.
St. John and DR.. w. Jones. July
l1-Tohn Sohiaslri and Mics WIKI |