The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-29

nOrtnern part Ol the CITY.
The new Christian church, when
completed, will be an ornament 10 the
city. The roof is now on and the
work is being pushed to completion.
The streets have commenced to
assume a metropolitan appearance,
and if the good work continues we
will have every reason to be proud of
them.
"A. F. Kensler, of Odessa, the
man who drew s75, 900 in the Louisi-
ana lottery, is drinking Ell Dorado
water, for which he has a wonderful
relish.
"A spiritualist has been doing the
town this week, but with poor success.
The people in ElDoradO have an abid-
ing faith in ElDorado and but little
faith in spiritualism.
The posters for our fifth anniver-
sary are out and loom up. They are
the work of the BAzoO. We expect
20, 900 people here July 10Th, the day
of our fifth anniversary.
Miss T. Thornton, daughter of
DR.. Thomas Thornton, of Kansas
City, Mo-, is drinking water and is
being greatly benefited. She leaves
Friday to return again.
The spring and park sadly need
the attention of the city councilmen.
As it is, person is obliged to get
down into the branch in order to OBJ
tain a drink of the health. giving
water.
Sam. III. Davis, the prince dry
goods merchant of Stockton, Mo-, is
using Ell Dorado water for acute
rheumatism. He is undoubtedly i'm
proving, as he has already thrown
aside his cane and is quite gal
laDt."
The Wonder City Cornet Band is
making rapid Roadway, and will soon
be the boss band in the southwest.
They discourse splendid music twice
each week in the spring park, which
adds much to the entertainment OF
visitors.
w. p. Cruce, "the society young
man of the city" now drives the finest
pair of match blacks In the city. He
is seen most every evening out for a
pleasant drive with his lady love,
and catches the admiring glances of
all.
Mr. Ezra Rhodes, the former
owner of tne Schell City and ElDora-
do stage line, was in the city several
days this week, looking out for busi-
ness location. Mr.. r. is one of FL
DOrado's strongest friends, and We
would like to claim him as a citizen.
The whole-souled, ever generous
Col. Joseph Davis can be seen daily,
riding around in his fine carriage,
showing the wonder City" to the sur
prised visitors. The colonel and his
lady, and also his daughters, Mad
ames Clardy and McWilliams, are
spending the summer here. They are
quartered at the Grand Central.
The Forest Grove hotel is highly
spoken of by every one who is fortu-
nate enough to be able to sit down to
their tables, loaded with the luxuries
of the season. Nothing more could
have been expected when we know
that the best hotel man in the state,
Billy Walton, is at the helm. He is
sure to please the most fastidious.
We would be pleased to give the
names of the arrivals each day, but
they come in so rapidly and scatter to
the many hotels and boarding houses
so quick that it is almost impossible to
obtain them. A column of personals
could be furnished each day if your
representative had some way of get
ting their names as soon as they
come.
W. III. Anthony is here with his
blushing bride, from Fort Scott, where
they were married last Thursday even
ing. Success to them. Mr.. Antho-
ny is our live, wide-awake, real estate
man, and ElDorado could not do with
out him. His wife, nee Miss Mile |
Gum, is no stranger in the city, as she
formerly resided here and has many
warm friends in our midst.
Mrs. l.. III. Maxwell and her
accomplished daughter, Miss Kitty,
have been sojourning here about six
weeks for their health. They occupy
rooms over the bank. Miss NJ. claims
to have received great benefits. Mr..
Fred. Maxwell, who spent a week
with them, left for his home Tuesday.
He was highly elated over the pros
meets of FL Dorado and the orest