Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12
LOCAL NOTES.
jeff Askins has gone to Denver.

jeff Askins has gone to Denver.
John G. Lawler of Sioux City is at
the Evans.
II. j. Nissen of Hill City registered
at the Ferguson this week.
Mrs. s. j. Seldom, who spent the
winter in Canada, returned Sunday.
Mr.. Simpler sold his ranch in the
eastern rart Of the county for 81 ,o6o.
VIM. Kaisner of Lead is in the city,
at the Ferguson, bathing for rheuma-
tisln.
The Congregational choir will sing
Monday night. Alone worth going to
hear.
Mrs. A. ID. Wood and Mrs. E. J.
Moore visited friends at Chadron
Wednesday.
Guitar music, cornet playing, ETC.,
at Congregational church next Mon
day evening.
Geo. Trimmer has defeated his old
enemy. rheumatism, by a course of
baths at the Stewart.
Charley Howe, formerly station
agent at Buffalo Gap, came up from
Long Pine and spent Sunday.
Miss Lathrop, who has been in the
city for some time, departed Monday
for her home at Marshall, MINI.
Mrs. s. E. Wilson has been quite
sick for some time but her friends are
pleased to know she is now improving.
Don't miss hearing Miss Rose Bower
whistle next Monday night. She also
swings Indian clubs-an entertain
ment of itself.
: Attorney Kellar did not go east
Wednesday as he expected, being taken
quite sick on that day. He is improv-
ing and hopes to go soon.
Mrs. G. E. Bushey of Cedar Bluff,
Neb., an amt of Mrs. E. B. Warren, is
visiting witt, the latter and will prob
ably spend tle summer here.
Il. w. Russell, Of Glenwood, Iowa
who carries the largest line Of samples
brought into the Hills and represents
Chas. F. kellogg Co., Chicago's largest
clothing house, is at the Evans.
--NNARR1Ep-At the pastors study il
the Congregational church, by Rev. E
E. Frame, on Thursday, Mr.. Car
Schleve Of Evans quarry. to Miss Emm;
Frederick Of Buffalo Gap. They will
make their home on Mr.. Schleve'
ranch on the Cheyenne river.
worshipful Master E. H. Lewis an
nounces that there will be work in TIL
Masonic lodge tonight in the Z. G. de
gree, after which lodge of Perfec
tion, 14th degree, will he organized
= and all master Masons are requested
to attend and unite.
IS. w. Williams finished painting
Chambers Kellar's house the fore par
Of the week, and the artistic manne
in which he decorated the place insid'
and out should place him in the from
rank as skilled artist in his profes
sion. He is certainly painter Of rar'
taste.
Several families about the city-in
j cluding the STAR editor-were very
agreeably serenaded last Monday even
ing by Miss Rose Bower, Prof. Maud
Wilson, Russell Thorp and Guy Brad
. ley; the ladies with guitars and the
gentlemen with banjos. The music
they rendered was delightful, and we
are thankful to them for their enter.
tanning visit. III.
Mrs. Palmer, national evangelist
for the Womans' Christian Temper.
ance union, is now in the Hills hold.
ing evangelistic services. The ladies
Of our local union have secured hel
for two evenings and she will be here
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
May 28d, and Oath. She is engaged in
{ > good work and we hope our Hot
Springs people will remember the
dates and that there will be large at.
tendance at these meetings.
lfyou wonld like to see an elegant
d display Of fresh ,esh and vegetables
y yon should drop in at the Pioneer meat
u market. Bob has them neatly arrang.
il TIE windows and can supply all