Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-11-23

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From s.surdsy,sDaily..
Rev. A. L. Baker has been sick for
the last few days but saysthat he hopes
to be out this evening to see the ball
game.
Prof.Kinsey played an organ volun-
tary in college chapel this morning that
was the most beautiful piece Of music
we have heard for some time.
Members Of the literary society are
anticipating al interesting session to-
night as this will be the first time they
have used their regular time for two
months.
We we're visited at chapel this morn
ing by Misses Shumate and Bergey.
Miss Bergey never misses an oppor
tunity of calling on her alma mater.
President Hancher leaves this even
ing for Hemingford, Neb., where he
will Sunday. From there he goes east
and will visit his old home in Ohio
before returning. He needs a vacation
but will undoubtedly be working just
as hard for the college while gone as
if he did not need to rest.
The report that Miss Cross was
seriously injured by an explosion in
the labratory was a mistake, for, while
an explosion did occur, it wa such
an one as occurs almost every week,
by design, and was not dangerous in
the least.
The first game of foot ball between
the town and college teams will be in
progress as this is going to press this
evening and a fine game is expected
though two of the regular members of
the college team are disabled. The
college team when lined up this even
ing will be as follows: L.. E., Robinson,
L. T., Turner; L. g., Southmayd; c.,
Calhoun; R. G., Gidley: r. T., Hand; R.
E., Swigert; Q. B., H. Stewart; L. c.,
G. Stewart; r. H., Corning; F. B., Hare.
The team as thus made up has had but
little practice but are determined to do
their best to win.
President Hancher's bible class re-
cites no more this term but each mem
Der is to write a review of the work
done in a paper of about five thousand
words. and the class is inclined to think
that it has jumped from the pan into
the fire. More than half the bible has
been gone over this term and conse-
quently lack of material will be no eX-
cuse for a poor paper.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. j. L. Denman came in yesterday
morning, for which Miss Lottie was
very glad of course.
Mr.. E. G. Swiggert left last night for
his home in Gordon, Neb. He made
|, many warm friends in the short time
he wa with us who were sorry to see
him go.
The members of the town team thot
that we we're afraid to meet them on
the foot ball field; they surely realized
that they had made a mistake last
! Saturday.
The literary society disposed of con.
siderable business at heregular Satur-
day night meeting. A committee was
elected to revise the constitution and
: bylaws of the society and a war; time
: is expected when the committee reports
ON it's work.
, A couple of young gentlemen showed
: their solicitude for our foot ball play
ers by coming up to see how many OF
them were in the hospital. They had
, to be content with q students report
however, as all the players were out.
The end of this term will soon bt
6 here and many new faces will be see1
in chapel on the opening of the winter
! term. Quite u number have declared
: their intention of being with us then
and others, not so positive, will com,
: if possible.
: 1t it a very popular young lady tina
can have eight gentlemen call on he
> in one short afternoon, yet that is tru,
. of IL certain college girl in upper town
9 One boy held the field, or the parlol
a and the other seven marched off will
= the honors of war. When that one lef
Q he was forced to borrow the lady's cal
. as his hat had taken unto itself wing
q and flown to q cooler Cline.
: The seniors, juniors, and sophomore
. are to be called on Wednesday morn
ing for the usualterm orations and, a
q result of this call, there is wailing an!
II crashing in their ranks, but "orate" !
is.
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