Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs. Robert Parmlsy and childre,
are OFT to visit friends on French crccl
and take short recreation.
V. T.. Prentice came in from Chicago
Thursdan and is rusiling around look
ing after his extensive interests i'm this
locality.
Mrs. Schoonmaker and little Maggie
Petty returned from their extended
visit to Iowa Saturday aud report
a pleasant trip.
Ii the number of people who travel
in the different bath wagons is any
indication of the number of baths
being taken, they are certainly having
big run.
The genial face of Bob Conror i.
once more seen circulating among out
people He arrived Sunday morning
and reports business in the east and
south in worse shape than it is here.
The right will finally triumph. An
order has been finally Issued bv the
board OF directors of the Worlds fan
ordering it closed on Sunday hereafter.
1t was found that it did not paw to
keep it open.
Messrs Caughey aud Cromwell have
put il beautiful fence about their
homes on College hill and 1t makes a
wonderful difference in the looks. To
say nothing of the Satsfactio Of keep.
ing cattle out of the doorvard.
The entire electric cooking appara-
tus for the Evans hotel has arrived and
has been put in shape for use. They
morning, and their trial of it has
shown it to he il perfect success
The report of President Cleveland 5
coming TO Hot Springs To balhe for
bis rheumatism has no, been fullv con.
tirmcd. III he >honla conclude toconie
1t would be great card for lis and we
could guarantee him a complete c,.re.
Two of the bridges across Fall River
have been completed by Mr. Bower. all
except the approaches. which are TO be
done by the county. The other at
the Clegllorn bridge has not heen def.
nitely located and until it is. If cannot
be pnt in.
j. w. Jones, late of the 'leraie j,
now on the staff OF tine Lead Tribune
and we are informed that Clarence and
Lawrence will also take cases there
some time soon Bro. Jones is q GOOD
newspaper man and we are glad he
has found congcnlal employment so
near at home.
The people are all getting over the
blues. and t!ie recent arrival of many
visitors and prospects for so many
more To come has inSpire, them won
derfuily. One man told uS thi, MORN
ing he believed Hot Springs would
have Il better season from this time
out. than it had ever had before.
a. II. Rutt. a merchant from Ster-
ling. Ill.,. who is so badly afflicted with
rheuma tism that he came: walk. came
in Friday morning tc take baths. He
was accompanied by n. Nj. rittman of
the same place, who is also a rbeuma-
tie. and vii! take baths. but is able to
take care os his friend MIR. Rutt.
Our popular hardware and Furniture
men. Vincent 4 Powell. have resolved
to 90 it alone. Mr. Vincent has taken
the hardware business and will here
after condnct it in his own name. MIR.
Powell will have the furniture and
undertaking business. to which he
will give his entire attention. The SrAE
bespeak> for them Il splendid business
i'll their respective lines
The | o. o. T. held their lnstalla
tion services Wednesday night. The
following officers were duly installed
by w. X. Lar'leche. deputy grand
master: n. ID. Mckay. n. g.: Henry
Arihnr. y. g.: j. q. Richer. secretary: :
III. fl. Ferguson, treasurer. The ap
pointed officers were Jacob Wright.
warden: JOAN Gross. right supporter:
I. b. DingS, left supporter: Walter
Scott. INSIDE guard: Charley Stevens.
outside guard: Robert Millisan. post
guard. The boys report "A splendid
meeting.
j. T. Donaiiue, the travelling freight
agent of the Sioux City Il Northern
and Pacific Short Line. who has been
IN the Hills a few days in the interest
of his road, made us pleasant call
today. He Informs us that the time
has been changed on his lines and new
trains put on whereby Hills people can
get to Sioux Falls at six o'clock the
next evening after leaving here. and
making close connections. This is a
saving of over "A hours of valuable
time in gong to the eastern part of
the state. The time to Sioux CITY has
also been materially reduced.