The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-04
PERTLE SPRINGS.
A Batch Of Little Gossip from
This Famous Local Water.
ing Place.

Judge John F. Philips makes an
address before the bar association
Wednesday.
Colonel Christopher, while out
boating Sunday evening, killed a
young mink with an oar.
Judge w. w. Wood, of the
johnson and Cass circuit, is here &C.
companied by his very estimabIe wife.
Mrs. Laura Henley and Miss Ida
Simpson of Jefferson City are very
pleasant guests at the Springs hotel.
Hon. Frank Titus, an all-round
lawyer and gentleman of Kansas City,
arrived Sunday night to attend the
State Bar association.
Col. Christopher is corresponding
with parties in Colorado regarding
coyotes that he intends to add to the
Zoo at the Springs park.
Of course the old frequenters and
all new guests at the Springs are well
coined as usual by j. A. Fisher, who
is the very atiable clerk in the hotel
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Eads are very
welcome guests at the hotel. This
place would be q vacancy and an
aching void unless Doug Eads could
be seen.
H. G. Albers, wife, daughter and
son of st Louis, are here for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Albers is grain commits
sion merchant. They were IN Europe
last year.
H. 7. Williams, a prominent at
torney of Sedalia. was here a few
hours Sunday slipping the health
giving waters. He will attend the Bar
association meeting.
Geo. A. Peake, a travelling man
of Kansas City, well known in Central
Missouri, is a trequenter at the springs.
His family, wife and three children.
are occupying rooms at Pertle hotel
at present.
The State Bar association meets
here Tuesday, June 9th, for three
days session. A large attendance is
anticipated. "Wednesday night, a
grand banquet will be served at the
Springs hotel, and much merriment
is expected.
Col. J. f. Seaver, wife and child
rem, of Kansas City. ale luxuriating
on spring water and spring chicken
They enjoy this place beyond measure.
Colonel Seaver Is disciple of Izaak
Walton and spends much of his time
on the lakes.
Ed NJ. Flesch and wife, of St.
Louis, occupy rooms at the Pertle
Springs hotel. Mr.. Flesch is the
manager of the Collier White Lead
Works at st. Louis. He raids the
lake daily with hook and line. The
bass and croppie are hiding out when
thew hear OF his coming.
F. A. Squires, J. NJ. Squires and
Miss Corrine Gordon. professional
are at the Springs to-day.
Miss Gordon will make an ascension
from the spring grounds next Thurs
day. Clerk j. 4. Fisher expects to
make the ascension with Miss Gordon.
In going up Miss Corrine Gordon will
hang on with her teeth and Fisher
will make speech.
One week ago they had large
school convention here.
There were IA party of ladies from
Lexington here and at their departure
thy requested Mr.. Fisher to have a
lunch put up for them. Of
course he granted their re-
quest and an elegant collation.
was wrapped in paper and put on the
Office counter awaiting their depart
IRE. Earlier in the evening MIR.
Fisher had requested the kitchen
butcher to gather the chicken heads
and other refuse of the slaughter
house for the animal, including the
eagles. This was done and
wrapped in paper also and put
on the counter by the side of the
ladies' lunch. A boy was told to take
the repast prepared for the brutes and
of course he seized the wrong package.
The eagles had II nice supper that
night. The next morning the ladies
opened their lunch with sharpened
appetites, when 10! and behold the
chicken heads opened up to them and
their appetites fled. Fisher has been
employed writing letters Of explana-