Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-11-10

Mrs. Davis is visiting in Lead, and it
is reported she will bring back a hus-
band with her.
John Summers and wife, Of Mime
apolis, are visitors in our city for
health and recreatmn.
MIR. j. S. Cromwell and wife have
returned from their visit at the
Worlds fair and with friends at At
lantic and Council Bluff, Iowa. They
had a most delightful time wherever
they went.
H.C. Mutt, Jr., assistant superin-
tendent of the Wyoming division Of
the u. & NJ. was in the city yesterday
with the Lincoln parties. He says the
business done on his division is SO per
cent. greater than last year.
The grading at the soldiers home is
about completed and it is an improve
ment that deserves much more than a
passing notice. Heretofore the en-.
trance has been very poor. When it
is completed there will he three good
roads and a very pretty fiat of gronnd
for gardening.
d. E. Thompson and T.. c. Burr,
two prominent capitalists of Lincoln,
Neb.. with their wives, were IN the
city Tuesday, on an important bu>,-
ness transaction for which they have
made two visits to our city, and which
will result in great benefit to this
neighborhood if consumma,ed.
Commandant Megrew returned from
the eastern part of the state Sunday
morning. accompanied by his son. The
captain succeeded in closing up his
business affairs in very satisfactory
manner and has rented his farm for
next year. His sale was very sue.
cessful one, and Notwithstanding the
hard times. he got all his property was
worth. His interests are not divided
now, and he can Work with greater
zeal than ever to make the home a
grand success. The son will enter the
college.
The term orations given by the stu.
dents of the collegiate courses at Black
Hills college Wednesday, were very
creditable indeed. We are sorry we
have not space to particularize. as each
deserves, but the excellence of the pro
ductions are evidence that The work
done at the college is first class in all
its lines. The Grafton Of the pre>i.
dent too, at the close, is worthy of more
than a passing notice.
The "Social Club" composed Of the
members of St. Luke's church, met for
their first social evening at the house
of G. E. Sawyer, with Miss Laberteaux.
very happy and enjoyable time was
spent by all. The programme of the
evening consisted of music and card>.
The club dispersed at about II p. m
feeling that the host and hostess could
scarcely be equalled IN their kindly
hospitality.
A pleasant Chicago party arrived
Wednesday to spend several weeks
vacation. 1t consists of L. w. Wake.
ly, assistant general passenger agent
of the entire @ system with his wife
and child and Col. Geo. S. McReynolds,
a prominent capitalist, with his wife,
nurse and child. Mr. WakeIy has
been so. tied down with the immense
business of his road through the
Worlds fair season that he is we'll en-
titled to a rest and hs has chosen the
right place for it The STAR welcomes
them to the city and hopes they may
have a pleasant time.
One of the most satisfactory and tho.
rough cures that has ever been made
by ou: waters is that of Mrs. r. H.
Henry, wife of 'he president Of the
Nsbra -ka State Board of Agriculture,
whose home is in Columbus. About
three weeks ago MIR. Henry brought his
wife here for treatment, and she was
SO badly crippled up he had to tele.
graph ahead to have an invalid chair
to take her from tho train to the hotel.
She bathed in our healing waters and
her .lameness all left her, her strength
has returned and she is now able to
walk all over the hills and drink in
the pure mountain air and beautiful
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