Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-05
The Stewart bath house was crowded
With bathers daily during the week.

True Parsons has moved into his
new home on the west side of the
river.
Mrs. Cramer, mother of Mrs. G. R.
Griswold. is visiting with the latter
from Omaha.
Judge Dudley went down to Omaha
last week to look after his business in
terests there.
Frank Fawcette. the hustling Cas-
cade freighter, was q STAR business
caller Tuesday.
Charley Beach came down from
Hefmosa Tuesday night to work in the
stone quarries.
States Attorney Kellar's salary was
raised to 200 by the commissioners
yesterday, commencing July LIST.
j. A. McClintock, brothsr.in-law
of o. A. Williams, arrived from Chi
cago last weak with his family and ex-
poets to remain.
State Commissioners of Labor, Walter
Mckay, has been visiting with his
brother this week.
The Rebecca lodge gave delightful
social last Monday evening, refresh
ments being served.
DR.. Stewart returned Sunday from
a trip to Chicago and is enthusiastic
over the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Blakeslee is enjoying visit
from her mother, who arrived from
Fremont, Nebr. Wednesday.
Sham & Meyer distributed over
81 900 in cash among several enter
prising pork-raisers on Wednesday,.
r. X. Combs took his departure for
Iowa last Sunday night leaving his
stock Of cigars, pipes. etc. in the hands
Of John Mueller.
Mrs. j. D. Loucks and daughter Of
Sheridan, Wyo., are at the Gillespie,
and will remain some time for the
health of the latter.
At the meeting of the city council
last Monday w. j. Mcgowan was
elected president Cor the ensuing year,
and r. Il. Connor vice president.
Parents generally in the city will
be pleased to knowt.lat Mrs. Cleveland
will soon commence instructing the
very southfel minds in. kindergarten
methods.
No.one wears a broader smile now-a-
days than Pat Boyle. The little
daughter arrived Wednesday morning
very early and has, received joyous
welcome. -
The numerous friends Of j. M. Bech-
tel, division freight aud passenger
agent Of the Burlington" at Burling-
ton, Iowa, are panied to learn Of the
death Of his wife and extend profound
sympathy.
Cards were received in the city this
week announcing the marriage Of
Miss Pauline Richer, formerly of this
place, to MIR. Chas. L. Carson, at The
Dalles, Oregon, on April, Goth. The
many friends of the bride will extend
hearty congratulations.
From the hearty applause that
greeted Mr.. Chas. A. Lee S musical con-
cort at the chapel last Monday evening
it was evident that his efforts were
heartily appreciated. He thoroughly
understands music, and his difficult
performances upon the;piano exhibited
much Skill.
G. A. Baker and wife arrived yestel-.
day morning from Glidden. Ia, and
Mr.. B. has assumed the duties of tcle.
graph operator at the Elkhcru depot.
Mrs. Wood recently. rssigning taaat
position, Mr.. Baker is an old acquain-
tance Of Mr. Wood and was employed
upon commentator Of the latter.
DR.. Cha4. w. Johnson. of Philadel-
phia; arrived Wednesday and will re-
main, being associated with DIR. Jen-
ninRs as physicians for the Dakota Hot
agsipgs 60. DR.. johnson is a noted
s. siist on female diseases.
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