The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-08

ford diversion. Messrs. Robertson
Bros d Barnhill, of Marshall, have a
livery stable thoroughly equipped with
pleasure vehicles and saddle horses for
both ladies and gentlemen. and adj
Joining on the south are the
grounds of the Sweet Springs
District Fair association, containing a
good half-mile track, where races are
frequently held during the summer.
The Western Union telegraph have
an Office at the hotel.
As a pace for conventions, year
by year the fame of the springs grows
For several wears the sc sions of the
sta'e dental, state teachers, state har,
Judiciary and state pharmaceutical
associations have met there, and in
addition this year, both democratic
and republican state conventions, and
a weeks encampment of the state m IL
itia will be there, and also in all prob.
ability the Select Knights A. o. u.
w. Fam Jones is expected for a
weeks visit, and there will he local
fairs etc.
THE COTTAGES
are handsomely constructed and m any
of them finished in elegance. Among
those owning private cottages may be
mentioned Senator George q. Vest,
Mr.. John Campbell, Kansas City
John 5. Sullivan, jefferson City
Col. f. G. Moore, Columbia. Mo. /;
Judge Sames 5. Lindley, S.. Louis
DIR. M. Munford, prop. Kansas City
Times; Col. Lon V. Stephens, Boon
vile, Mo. Col. Vincent Marmaduke,
St. Louis; i'r. S. S. Laws, president
Missouri State university; Me-srs.
VIM. F. and F. G. Neidringhaus,
St. Louis; Judge j. w. Henry, SUI
preme court of Missouri.
The private cottages are built In
modern styles of architecture, includ-
ing the Queen Anne, Doric, Corinth-
ian, etc. One Of the handsomest OF
the cottages, although not the largest,
is that of DR.. Laws, and it will only
require a glance at the accompanying
engraving to perceive that everything
connected with it is in the very best
of taste.
The Neidringhaus cottage is very
large and elegantly fitted up, as is
that of Judge Lindley of St. Louis.
1t is indeed a pleasant sight to see the
verandas of these pretty cottages oc-
cupied BY handsomely attired people
in the evenings, and as the hotel
guests spend delightful hours visiting
with the cottage residents, they are
always more or less filled. One of
the most enjoyable factors of Sweet
Springs, il the un ;onventionality and
freedom from the = Miss Nancy" sort
of decorum. There is of course
no rudeness among the well-bred
guests, but there is liberty which
PERMITS FRIENDLY CHAT
in the parlors, In the dining room, at
the springs, on the stairs, or in truth
any place. If the society belle wishes
to attire herself in new and rayishing
styles of purple and fine linen every
day, no influence is brought to bear
to prevent her from so doing, and
there are always plenty of admirers,
but on the other hand, plain peo-
pie, who care more for rest and wrap
pers. than a display of clothes,
can always feel free to carry out their
desire. Taken from almost any stand
point, then, it may readily be seen
that as a resort, Sweet Springs is far
ahead of the ordinary and will well
repay a visit, whether brief or pro-
tracted.
Judge Henry's cottage is fast
approaching completion.
The State Teachers ass ociation
will be in convention here June 22nd,
23rd, and 24th.
Sam Jones is coming and Fisher
is memorizing the Lords prayer.
Geo. B. Lord, mayor of Olathe,
Kansas, is here accompanied by his
wife.
2 Sam Jones temperance campmeet-
ing will open here July 81, and last
'AN i- t,ss.ia -oS
The State Dental Association wil.