The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-02
SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT { HANFORD,
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NE%IGnBOREOOD NOTES
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From Fridays Daily.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
now and fantastic designs at Martyrs.
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck.
Proprietor.
Fred d. Gillespie, proprietor Of the
Hotel Gillespie, arrived from Omaha
Wednesday morning.
There was a Christmas tree ut Mr..
Messengers that was a beauty and
muchly enjoyed by the little folks.
Charley johnson, who has been
rustling in the Hills came down to
visit the Springs yesterday. Charley
looks well after his summer scjouru.
At the grand prize drawing at NJ. E.
Browns confectionery, on Christmas
LAY. Mi. H. Marole drew the cabinet
and Henry Marty the horned stool.
w. E. Benedict, editor of the SrAn,
took the stage yesterday for the east.
lie wanted to ride in trout so that he
,ould tickle the mules ears with lis
saes.
Jef Askin, the famous baker Of old,
S'ho las been visiting in "Ol' Ksn.uclk'
'oT the past two months, has returned.
looking well, and be says his visit did
aim good.
E.". Sham soldsbear meat" to quite
! few Of his customers for u Christmas
Inner. The STAR folks did not buy
my, cause the Mckinley bin wentinto
effect the day before.
There was quite a merry little party
gathered at MFR. Thornhill's on Christ.
aas Eve. The little folks thoroughly
,njoyed themselves and now wish that
;Lristm S would come every day.
Mrs. Lizzie Hand and daughter, Of
Bloomington, Ill.,, arrived this morn
ing and will spend the winter in Hot
Springs. Geo. NJ. Trimmer will enter
:ain the visitors, Mrs. Hand being a
sister of Mr.. Trimmer.
The boys mp town says that DR.. Shin.
nick in driving home last night, after
, sumptuous supper at the Soldiers
Home, met with q serious accident,
he particulars of which we were un-
,ble to learn at the time of going to
press.
Mr.. j. H. Carmichacl,t the c~tfervescent
and somewhat evanescent druggist OF
Dudley, spent Christmas day in Hot
Springs. doc was welcomed by his
old Dudley friends and they tried to
make it pleasant for him. Come again
Doc. and stay longer.
DR.. Shinnick, Miss Raines, Rsv. H,
D. Smith and Miss Della Smith. took
their Christmas dinner at the Soldiers
Home with the "Old Vets and huge
" enjoyed the social occasion. The
odd boys enjoy q Christmas dinner
where wit and beauty are SO abun.
dant.
An oyster supper is an enjoyable oc'
%casion, and to prove the maxim TIT
STAR says that on a very auspiciou.
evening the editor thereof was invited
to partakc of the lu:cious hivalves by
our iewelry friend, Fred Morrison.
What Fred don't know about getting
up an oyster supper there is no use in
trying to end out.
Capt. W. V. Lucas. left yesterday
for his old home at Chamberlain
When he returns Mrs. Lucas will &C.
company him. and to the many ladies
who are interested in our Soldiers
Home, Mrs. Lucas will bcquite an ac'
QUESTION, aud will be welcomed to the
social circles Of Hot Springs.
m'Ye was an old soldier b.. the name
of Hopkins arrived last evening and
stopped at the Avenue House. This
morning he took a trip to the Soldiers
Home. He is from Illinois, and if, at
ter inspecting our home. he don't com
pare it with the Woeld's fair, we are
much mistaken. Welcome, old part
ner, to this hospitable homo.
A very pleasant prescn' alton ani
surprise party was given at the resi-
drnce of Mayor Dickover, on Christ
mas Eve, the occasion being the presen
tation Of a magnificent gold headed
walking stick, most deliberately en-
graved, to the mayor, Al q token Of til,
high esteem in which he is held by hi
employees. The occasion was n Ion,
to be remembered BY the participants
as they all went away exceedingly vel
pleased at the musical and culinar,
treat they received from Mr.. Dickove
and his estlmable family, all hoptnj
that they might enjoy very many sim
liar occasions for many years to come
The Presbyterian Sunday Shoot cole
brated Christmas eve at tho NJ. E