The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-06-01
Ell DORADO SPRINGS.
Gossip From One of the Most
Pleasant Health Resorts
i'm the State.
How the Celebrated Springs Were
DiScOvered-WeSt I'll Do
RADIO Matters.
@'The Pig i'm a POke"-Billy Wal
toms Forest Grove Hotel
Personals, Etc.

ION, Is registered at the Southern
lotel.
"A. J. Ha and daughter, Miss
Ollie, Of Lamonte, are stopping at
the Commercial.
&C. E. Messerly, of Sedalia, ar
rived here Friday and went fishing
with party of friends.
Peter Seden and wife and Mrs.
P. III. Soden, of Kansas City, are at
the Grand Central.
Ned Spencer, of Sedalia, was here
few days ago exhibiting samples of
Mackey's boots and shoes.
Capt. Travis, conductor on the
NJ, K. d T., accompanied by his
wife, are at the Grand Central.
j. J. West and wife, Joseph
Fisher and wife, Mrs. Milton Ham
line and Mrs. G. A. Rogers are here
visiting the Springs.
Strawberries are selling here at
% cents per gallon, and very fine
fruit. One gardener near here rails
ed 3OO bushels this year.
The Grand Central hotel, under
the management Of j. B. Smith, is
doing good business and is better
prepared to care for the public than
ever before.
Capt. Adams, a prominent at
torney of Kansas Ciy, is here, accom-
panied by his wife and sister. They
are here to get the benefit Of the
wonderful water.
Miss May c. Franklin, a viva
<ious telegraph operator at Moberly,
is enjoying brief vacation, drinking
iron water and exchanging glances
with the young gentlemen.
Mrs. Geo. Y. McWilliams and
Mrs. B. B. Clardy, of Ell Paso, Tex,
.dsnghters of Col. 10. Davis, of Lex
inston, arrived here Thursday and
are stopping at the Grand Central.
N. HI. Cruce is doing land Of
flee business in disposing of lots and
advertising the town. He is cheer
full, liberia and effective advertiser
for Fl Dorado Springs as ever lived.
e. J. Edgar, formerly fright
agent at Sedalia for the Missouri Pa
.eifc, Is here, accompanied by his WIFI.
Mr.. Edgar is a resident of St. Louis,
but interested in the mining business
at Webb City.
"A. j. Hall and j. j. West, of
.Lamonte, are here endeavoring to
work up scheme to build telephone
line TO Schell City. They are meeting
with good success, and no doubt the
Zine will be built the present season.
Capt. Travis, of the NJ, K 4 T. e.,
who has two or three vacant lots here,
has been arranging to fence them,
and has advertised in an Ell Dorado
paper for some post holes, to the end
that he gould get his lots fenced.
-El Dorado Springs has only three
negroes and not one Knight of Labor.
An apostle of Martin Irons arrived
here few weeks ago and endeavored
to establish a lodge of knights of
Labor, but he met with cool recep.
tion and left.
The Forest Grove hotel, the new
house. under the proprietorship of
w. p. Walton, formerly of Sweet
Springs hotel, viii be open to receive
guests this week. 1t will, when COM
pleted, be the largest hotel in the
pace, capable of entertaining $50
guests.
"A. j. Hall, of Lamonte, who has
been using glasses number of years
for impaired sight caused by age, has
been washing his eyes in the great
medical water since here, and now he
can read as well as he could ten years
ago, and that too without glasses. He
talks of establishing lumber yard in
West Eldorado.
-Thos. n. Greenlees, formerly of
Sedalia, is here running a bakery.
He has small but very neat and
compact establishment and is meet
ing with success. He manufactures
medicated ginger snaps from the
medicinal waters, which are eagerly
sought after here and, no doubt, will,
when they become known elsewhere,
meet with an extensive sale.
-R. T. Railey and HI. B. Moody,
of Jacksonville, were here a few
dayf ago looking after their new ad-
-ditits, West Eldorado, where the nine
woresrs are located. They have a
beaL tnl site and the people predict
that then the lois are offered for sale
that ley will go with boom. Judge
sThoIfasQn of tb;S ,,looo tthoir narfnor