The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06
EDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, JULY 6. 1885,

earth and enjoying themselves at that
popular Forest Grove hotel.
VIM. johnson and daughter and
VIM. w. Trigg and family, of Boon
vile, Mo-, are among the many Wis.
itors at this place at present, and can
be found at the Forest Grove"
There are now eight to ten hacks
running from here to Schell City and
they are all fighting on rates. One
can now set to the road. distance of
fifteen miles, for the little insignificant
sum of twenty-five cents.
Capt. E. Davis returned Thurs
day frem a flying business trip to
Lamar, Mo. The captain is one of
our foremost and influential citizens
and FL Dorado has cause to be proud
of him.
The Ell Dorado and Schell City
Telephone line was put into running
operation yesterday This new bust
ness venture VIII undoubtedly prove a
good financial investment as well as
splendid addition to our city.
Mrs. G.. s. Jones and infant
daughter, Lamar, Mo-, are at the
Springs for a few weeks stay. She
is being grea' ly benefited by the use
of the water, and is well impressed
with the beautiful city in the
woods"
We hear no one in "these quar-
tiers" complain of hard times. The
corn crop in the county was never
better. 1t is reliably stated that Ce-
dar county is away ahead of all the
surrounding counties, as regards her
corn crop.
There are many corners and
gOers. None 60 away dissatisfied,
but instead, are ever praising the vir-
tue of Ell Dorado water and uttering
EXPLANATIONS of surprise at the won
derful growth Of our prosperous young
city in the woods.
Our courteous and efficient post
master, John w. Selby, is always
found at his place of duty with a
pleasant smile and a good word for all.
He has made host of friends since
he stepped into his position, all of
whom say, "hurrah for the demo-
cratic postmaster"
The Forest Grove hotel is now
filled to its utmost and Proprietor Bill
lie Walton walls because the new
addition is not completed so that he
could accommodate all his applicants.
He never fails to make everybody
comfortable and pleasant when they
give him call.
The tower to the new Christian
church is completed and shows off to
good advantage. The plasterers
will complete their work ON the new
addition to the Forest Grove hotel
next Thursday. This addition is
four stories his h with the basement
and contains 65 rooms.
w. III. French, wife and daugh-
ter and Mrs. w. Harper and daugh-
ter, of Mexico, Mo-, will spend sever
al weeks drinking Eldorado water.
Mrs. French has made several visits
to this place and been greatly bene-
fitted. They stop at the Forest
Grove.
There has been a vast amount of
wealth left as well as health gained
here in the last twelve months con-
sequently everything appears to be
on the high road to prosperity. Where
ever you find health you are bound TO
find wealth. Therefore, come to the
fountain of life" and obtain health.
MIR. j. G. Cruce, the gentlemanly
assistant cashier of the Cruce bank
ing company, of this place, has be-
come to be quite ladies' man, but it
is noticeable that he is particularly
found of married women. The young
ladies should be more on the alert and
try and use their fascinating powers
more advantageously.
While standing upon the corner
of Main and Spring street at 8 o'clock
last Friday your representative count
ed twenty-four farm wagons. These
wagons had come in filled with the
early vegetables of the season. This
is splendid produce market and the
farmers in the vicinity fully realize
that fact. Our streets always present
a business-like appearance.
Prof. Paul Schweitzer. the best
chemist in Missouri, of che State Uni
versity, Columbia. Mo-, will speak
here the big day, July 20, 1885. He
will speak of the wonderful Eldorado
water, reviewing it from scientific
standpoint. The Prof. has male a
thorough analysis ofthese waters, con-
sequently will know what to tell the