Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10

aHecClOn ana lOvc or all who knew
him.
ANGEL EARLE,
When evening shadows lightly fall,
And earth ia wrapt in wholly peace,
When over cottage roof and wall
The sound of toll and revel ccaee,
Mother, come to thee.
When in tho fair and cloudless skies
Tho golden stars their vigil keep,
Like countless hosts of angels eyes
That guard the world while hushed In sleep
Mother, come to thee.
From Fairy lands, whose silvery CLEANS
Stream oft across thy earthly way,
Where life more fair than pictured dreams.
come to thee.
To speak of that eternal shore,
Where gently beats the wave of time,
Where Zephyrs chant their sweet refrain,
And life is evermore sublime,
come to thee.
To strew before thy weary feet
The roses of eternal love;
To plant the lilly bud of peace,
come to thee.
And when thy pilgrim feet have trod
The starry road that leads to God;
When thou hast reached the shining strand.
And angels clasp thee by the hand,
I'll come to thee.
Contributed.
In their deep atfiiction the beleaved
ones have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
In this city, on Sunday morning
March 5, 1893, at 2:15 O'clock. MIR.
IL. G. Lewis, aged 60 years. Z mouths
and 25 days, of consumption.
Surrounded by the loving family of
his son, r. H., he peacefully passed
away, MIR Lewis has been suffering
from consumption for the past twelve
years, and the eliminating illness was
from an abcess upon his lungs. His
final sickness. during which he was
confined to his bed, only lasted about a
week. His death had been expected
at most any time during the past few
years.
Mr. Lewis was born at Otsego, N.
T., came west to Wisconsin, where he
resided for twenty-five years, moving
thence to Ponca, Neb, and to Rapid
City in 1886, where he remained until
1889, when he came to Hot Springs,
where he has since made his home
with his son, E. H., and has made
many friends. Funeral services were
conducted Monday from the Presby-
terian church, by Rev. Cooper, who
delivered most feeling and excellent
address. The remains were conveyed
to Evergreen cemetery, followed by a
large concourse of friends.
In their atflicton Mr.. Z. H. Lewis
and family have the sympathy of the
community.
On Wednesday night, March s, 1898.
at II o'clock, little Jean, aged three
years, daughter of MIR. and Mrs j.
r. Sidey, of pyaemia.
Thus another home is the seat of
gloom. The little one has been sick
for some time, suffering from an at
tack of scarlet fever in January, from
which it seemed to recover, but as is
often the case with this disease, the
after effects proved serious.
A brief service was held at the home
Thursday, conducted by Rev. Cooper,
who spoke words of comfort to the
grieving parents.
In the hour of their great sorrow,
MIR. and Mrs Sidey have the sympathy
of the whole community, who trust
that their remaining little ones may
be spared to brighten their home.
Mrs. BENZ. Franklin died at her
home on Minnekahta avenue Saturday.
March 4th, after lingering illness
from paralysis of several years. She
was "a years of age, and during her
residence here with her husband for
five or six years made many warm
friends. MIR. Franklin's many friends
extend sympathy in his sorrow.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends who so
kindly assisted us during the illness