The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19
PERTLE POINTS.
A Large Attendance at the
Springs A Sham Battle
Brewing - Personal
Mention.

Delightfully."- cool at the springs.
"A new fad-they all tell stories.
Fish stories don't count.
F. P. Wade, of St. Joe, arrived
Saturday at noon and will tarry over
the Sabbath.
General Minor Of Jefferson City,
is at the springs. He took an invol-
untary bath few days ago.
Misses Anua and Minnie Hill of
Independence. are at the springs for
the summer and are great favorites.
The Misses Gamble, two of Kan
sas Cityis mos; fascinating young
ladies, are guests at Hotel Mime
wawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beard of Chi
cago are at Hotel Miunewawa. They
make their toilets in room AZ south
wing.
Mrs. D. X. Hall, daughter and
son of Harrisonviile. are at the hotel
at Pertle Springs enjoying the Chau-
tauqua.
Mrs. Walker, of New Orleans,
entertained the guests last night with
some very entertaining music, both
vocal and instrumental.
The sham battle Tuesday will be
the event of the season. An immense
concourse Of people are expected. See
advertisement in another column.
The Missouri state Chauiauqua
elected officers yesterday as follows !:
W. L. Hedges. president, J. Spencer,
secretary and W. p. Hunt. treasurer.
Frank Beard had fine audience
last night, giving his hearers wind
pictures of nature, etc. Frank is an
artist Of merit and never fails to
interest.
Mrs H. A. Pratt, Misa Hattie
Marvin, Ms. Hattie l.. P.f. Mrs.
Kate Hawkins and Mr. and Ms. Joe
White are at the springs attending
Chau'auqua.
-Tae kid b nj of Sedalia, arrived
at the Springs Saturday night and
will give the guess mus until Mon
day. They are accompanied by NJ.
and Mrs. Gregg.
One lady at the Springs who was
raised IN Johnson county claims tina:
she gained seven pounds in weight
last week. Her husband comes here
every Saturday and stays over Sun
day.
-S,tu,day morning a very Pleas
ant episode occurred in the parlors of
the hotel. Chas. Underwood, the
elocutiOnist, was about to leave when
the guests who had been so admirably
entertained by him presented him
with an elaborate bouquet. The pre-
sentation speech, full of vii, pathos
and sentiment was made by Frank
Beard, the sculptor on chalk. Mr..
Underhill LETT Saturday at noon.
-B,ainerd Allison, the advertising
fiend IN the general passenger SCENTS
Office Of the Missouri Pacific railroad,
at ST. Louis. arrived Saturday even
ing, accompanied by Mrs Allison. a
lady Ct distinguished mien, and the
winsome Miss Edna Filcher, sister O.
Mrs. Allison. The ladies will tarrv at
the springs several days, but Allison
will leave to morrow for Western
Kansas. The guests feel very much
elated at the pleasant company they
have in prospect by their presence.
-Thursday night when the wind
storm struck Hotel Miunexawa, the
guests had nearly all retired. The
wind the playful wind took part Of
q tin 70 4 away and the noise aroused
tie ladies' who q d t, the halls where
ghost show WIS enacted that was
not on any program ne. And the
colored help about the place thought
the end Was near and were soon en-
route to the c we, a place of safety.
Some of the Mokes rem=ined in the
cave all night. saturday they had
resumed their normal condition.
Repainring and repairing will he
continued at Kelk Bros. old stand.
l Co. o-or Noolo. I'LL, 10