Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-11-17
The roof Of the school house j. being

Will Shirley is back on the Elkhorr
run here.
Miss Fannie Carpenter is in very
critical condition.
| r. q. Coleman o! Alliance, is in th,
city for short time.
NJ. S. Peterson of Deadwood, spen,
Sunday at the Gillespie.
There is talk of business change il
town in the near future.
F. w. Kusau. a prominent Norfolk
citizen is in the city for short visit.
Miss Francis Fakler of Sioux Fall.
is here taking baths and is being
greatly benefited.
l. II. Chase has concluded to go on,
of business at Baffaio Gap and Is clos
ing out his stock there.
MIR. F. A. White and family of Nor
ton, Kan. are visiting their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelly .aans.
The Elm Greek qnarries received
another mder for fifteen cars of stone
to be shipped to southern Kansas.
The Oldest son of Rev. A. A. Brown
arrived last Saturday from, jamestown
N. Y. to spend some time visiting hi,
parents.
j. H. Petit, business man of Sew.
ard, Neb.. who has been here bathing
for several weeks, returned Friday
entirely cured.
E. b. Warren has returned home
He is enthusiastic over the Worlds
fair and is stuck on the Mueller music
stand more than ever. He was made
several offers to t'uy it outright, or to
manufacture it on royalty.
The eagle and wild cat that had such
a fierce battle at Sidey's museum, have
since died. The cat received u wound
in the eye from one of the eagles
talons penetrating to the brain, and
the eagle was bitten about the body so
severely that death resulted.
Hon. s. E. Wilson came up yester.
day morning from Hot Springs fer the
purpose Of congratulating his friend
Judge Gardner on heing reelected
judge of the circult.-Rapid Journal.
DR.. Jennsnes performed an opara
tion on Mrs. Fred Hamilton on We'd
nesday last and it has resulted very
successfully. She has recovered the
full uss of her faculties and is improv.
ing rapidly.
MIR. Parrott has finished up the gra.
ding at the s"ldier>'s home, as far as
the appropriation for this year will
reach, and we understand he will 90
to work at once grading and levelins
in the B. & NJ. yards.
John Lerch, who has worked so
steadily AS Gene Lewis assistant bar.
her, made up his mind to take a little
outing and left Tuesday with theMorrls
boys. for their ranch on Bad river,
abuut 130 miles due east OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. o S. Viner Of Macon,
ILL.,, old friends of MIR. and Mrs. Geo
Glow, are expected here in short
time and will make Hot Springs their
home for several years at least. with
the hope OF restoring Mrs. Vine, 5
health. For the winter they will live
with Mr.. Glow.
Mrs. E. G. Harris and little daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Shelton, OF
Cnadron, came up Tuesday in Supt.
harriss special car and spent few
hours visiting. They returned in the
evening accompanied by Mrs. H. D.
Clark and little daughter, who will
spend some time in Chadron, visiting
Mrs. A. B. Conner. who has spen,
the most of the summer ut the Worlds
fair in the interest of the Minerva
Chiff0nier Trunk company. returned
home on Sunday morning She has
labored with interchangeable energy and
has met with most gratifying success.
She has sold several state rights and a
large number of trunks, especially ia
California people, who took a great
interest in this woman's invention
The company is now on its feet and
the trunks will be manufactured and
put upon tn, market like any other
staple commodity. We donbt if any
man could have done as much thorough
aggressive business in like enterprise
az Mrs. COnnor has in this.
A very pleasant party came in on
the B. & NJ. and spent a delightful
Sunday in Hot Springs. 1t consisted
of T. w. Smith and wife of Alliance.
Misses Burr and Latta of Lincoln,
Lieuts. Howard r Hickok and E. E.
Hartwick of TT. Robinson and Asst
Supt. H G. Nntt OF Edgemont. They
spent the day in bathing at the plunge,
driving about the city and enjoying
the hospitalties Of the Evans, return.
ing on the evening train. But they
didn't stay long; for on going to Edge.
mont, they met Mr.. Nuts mother, SIS
ter and brother who had just arrived
from Boston to visit him. and all ex.
cept Mr.. Smith and the jolly soldier
boys returned. Mrs. H. G. Mutt Miss
Mutt and +. c. Mutt will spend several
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