Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-23
Tho sick psopls about town are ~.
ported Us generally on the improve.

OF the muscles Of the neck and has
been confined to his bed.
An exciting runaway took place on
Lincoln avenue Wednesday afternoon,
ono horse falling down and wal drag.
ged several rods, which stopped them.
John sidey and family returned
from two days visit With relatives
down on the Cheyenne river last Mon.
day. John says his success as jack.
rabbit slayer isn't phenomenal.
Messers Mcdonald aud Stabler were
in from Wind cave Saturday ard re.
port that they have opened up pas.
sage ways in the cave now 40 that one
can walk erect to Pearly Gates.
Rev. Brown informs tho STAR that
his son, Mat. and wife met with very
pleasant reception at Cheyenne, and
that be is much pleased with tile place.
He preached his first sermon last Sun.
day.
F. B. Wuzbacker, auditor OF the
American Express company, who is q
great friend OF Hot Springs, stopped
of long enough to get refreshing
bath and is I'd again looking after
business along the line.
s. Loudenback made a trip TO Custer
Monday and tramped seventeen miles
in the country to spe some sawmill
men on business. He reports it just as
cnid and more snow there than here,
but the lumber men hard at work.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are fitting up the cosy little
room in the tower of the church for
the new pastor, MIR. Bakers. study.
They are also planning to give him a
reception shortly after his arrival.
The Eastern Star held very enjoy
able meeting last Tuesday night
md received thirteen new members.
Elegant refreshments we're served
after the initia,ory ceremonies and it
was indeed an evening pleasantly
spent.
q. E. Sawyer, wife, and Charley, jr.,
returned Wednesday over the b. & NJ.
from their prolonged Michigan visit.
Mrs. Sawyer has about fully recovered
her health, fact which will he hailed
with delight by her large circle Of
friends.
The Eastern Star lodge bad
very Interesting zine Tuesday even
ling IN. the installation of about thir-
cen new members The new carpet
,s down in the lodge room, and it is al
together one OF the plea>antest lodge
rooms in the Hills.
w. H. Lancaster and wife have gone
to WalIa Walla, Washington,
Mr.. l.. spent several years in that
country and has sister living there.
They so for the benefit of Mrs. LIS
health, and the STAR hopes it may
be fully restored.
A. E. Guernsey and family came in
last Tuesday from Sumner, Nebraska,
aud will make this place their home.
MIR. Guernsey has rented store room
in the Boomer block and will at once
open up a candy kitchen, making many
varieties of candies.
E. b. Griswold and family are max.
ing arrangements to move to Sturyis
ahout the middle of March where Mr..
H. will superintend the plaste.' mill.
They will la greatly missed in society
circles and their many friends very
much regret their departure from our
cisy.
4 }. l.. Baker and wife are happy.
Wednesday mornings B. & M. train
""ukut W. WV. -. % lShkeT VI OUSluus
Mass, a brother Of j. L., whom he has
not seen for long time and also Miss
Hutchinson, sister of Mrs. Baker.
Tney will spend some time visiting
them.
Well guarantee that Sam Shank
land is still doing duty as editor Of the
Custer Chronicle. In conxratulating
all parties concerned over the birth Of
II child near that place lie alludes to
the father as l,eing 'as happy as Hot
Springs sunflowar in the brightest
stage OF its beauteous bloom
The Baker Plaster mill opened up
for an extended run lat Monday. We
understand they have orders ahead
f"r about twelve cars. and the only
thing that delays them now is scarcity