Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-04-08
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.,

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Prof. Hancher went up the road
again last week.
A certain young lady at the board
ing hall looked rather blue Friday.
Wonder why?
Miss Pearl Tlllotson who was in
school a while last year, has again en-
rolled as a student.
The Epworth League will giveIa So
cial entertainment in the college on
the evening Of April 30th.
Miss McRenolds, who, though she re-
gistered the first day, was not in school
last week, began in earnest Tuesday. |
Several of the students of last term
visited the society Friday night and
will be elected to honorary member
ship.
Mr.. Judd brought his horse from
Gordon with him and now, morning
and evening spends a pleasant hour
riding.
Mr.. r. o. White was suddenly sum-
moned home last week by the illness
of his father. He does not expect to
return this term.
There seems to be some attraction
for Nh. Fullerton just across the hol-
low from the college. Most any time
he may be seen somewhere in that
vicinity. The attraction is strong
so strong in fact that it will doubtless
stand the pressure.
The plan, long cherished by at least
two Of the boys, for a college male
quartette has at length materialized.
The organization will be completed at
once. The quartette will consist Of
Messrs. Walton and Stewart first and
second tenor, and of Messrs. Tantals
and Hare first and second bass.
Mr.. Morris met with an accident the
fore part Of the week. While out rid
ing his horse fell upon him injuring
his foot so severely that for several
days he was unable to attend school.
Rumor says that a certain young lady
looked disappointed at his non-appear-
ance in the music parlors on these
mornings.
The ball team invested in a new out
fit last week, although the said organi-
zatlon is pretty badly disfigured, SO
much so that it can hardly be said to
be in the ring. Five of the best play
ers left and only one good new player
entered. Nevertheless we hope to play
a few good games this term. Some Of
the town boys came up last Saturday,
but not enough to play ball.
The society received its full share OF
April fool last Friday night; Wher
the judges for the regular debate had
been chosen they were informed that
no debaters were present to discuss the
question "Resolved that we shoule
have free coinage of gold and silver
But consulting their W. individual
feelings the judges brought in a ver-
dict for the affirmative. Miss Titus
essay on education was we'll written
and showed evidences of careful
thought. The defamation rendered by
Miss Havens was excellent. The extern
poraneous debate, Resolved that ther,
is more pleasure west of the Missouri
river than east Of it," was rather toe
we'll represented on the affirmative a
most of us were raised in the west
At the business meeting as MIR. Martin
is not with us this term it was neces
sary to elect another treasurer in hi
stead. Mr.. Eaton was chosen to fill TIN
vacancy. Mr.. Ladd was reelected t
the position of sergeant at arms. 4
few changes were necessary in regart
to the trial. Since the attorney 70,
the plaintiff could not act on accoun,
of the excessive amount of 'lye," MIR
Walton resigned his position as judg'
in order to fill the vacant place Will
Mr.. Eaton was selected as judge
Mr.. Ladd having been summoned t.
appear before the court last night tn
attorney for the defense moved tina
b. the case be postponed for two weeks
On objection from the plaintiff becaus
ar of supporting his witnesses the judg
ordered the defendant to pay the costs
The meeting was called merely t
bring up a point of law that was in
teresting. The society will have opel
at doors at the seventh meeting of tn
term, May 18th. All are invited to at
tend that evening.
The advance agent Of the Mabe
Snow Burlesque Company handed U
the following letters which will serv
= to give one a fair idea Of the compan
that is to play at the opera house tt
!, morrow night:
n 0'Nz1l1, Neb., Mar. 20, 1892.
To whom it may concern.
l attended the Mabel Snow Specta,
ular show last night and can cheerful
ly say it is the best we ever had. M
wife and all the ladies of O'Neill a
tended, aud | can recommend the pc
Torrance strictly moral and refined.
En-. +. GALLAGHER,
Cashier First Natl Ban
O'NE1LL, Neb., Mar. 10, 1892.
To whom it may concern.
The Mabel Snow Company pc
formed here TONIGHT to q full house.