Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-06
SOLDIERS, HOME.

SOLDIERS ROME.
SOLDIERS HONE. April 3. 1894.
Col. Clough came down from Dead
weod Monday evening and is ut the
home today.
DIR. Nesmith is expected to return to
his duties rs surgeon of the home We'd
nesday morning.
MIR. A. B. Allen, editor of the Jackson
Republic of Jackson, Minnesota. was a
visitor at the home last Saturday.
Religious services at the home last
Sunday were conducted by Rev. Baker.
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
A complete roster of the members Of
the home is being prepared by Adjutant
Campbell and Bentley. 1t will 500 he
out.
Sam'l H. Mathews received his GER
tiicate Of increase and voucher for
$3.50. He is now rated at S12 per
month.
Thos. G. Bentley returned from his
visit to friends at Deadwood last week
in time to make up the last months re-
port for the home.
s. I. Beddoes. the old John Brown of
the home, received his certificate of in
crease from 81 to 1912 per month, with
voucher for S370.l3. AL. Roberts also
received notice that his pension was al
lowed at $l2 per month from Nov. 1893.
Mrs. DIR. Green, who has been doing
such efficient work at the hospital, will
depart for her home near Mitchell, s.
D., the first of the week, to resume her
practice at that place. Matron Megrew
will accompany her for q short visit
with friends.
Seth Clark and q. v. Hall of Clinton,
Iowa, Allen Couse of Gottenburg. j. H,
Thomas. of David City, , Nebraska,
George NJ. Wilson, Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Co, Frank Lynch, Q. +. Witzel
Edward Hanseka. s. ID. HI. Co. No. L
and w. H. Moore. d. T.. II, l.. Co.. dele
gates to the Firemen's% convention, were
callers at the home today.
A letter received at the home from
ID. II. Crum, first quartermaster of the
home, states that he has been healed OF
the rheumatism by a Christian Scient
ist, and that he is now walking without
the aid of crutches, and that he is gain
ing in health and strength daily. The
cure as related by him is truly miracu'
lous. His friends at the home rejoice
with him in the blessing of restored
health.
n very successful operation was per
formed on Comrade Hay in the hospita
Monday by Drs. Adams, Greene ant
Hargens. The patient was supposed tt
be suffering from an old wound by
sabpr while in the service of the lat,
war. which would require a portion o
the skull to be removed. The opera
ton, however. revealed the fact that i
was a tumor forming between the bon,
and skull cap, which was removed. ant
today the patient is up and seems t,
be entirely relieved of the attack o
spasm.
SOLDIERS HOME. April 4. 1894.
w. X. Koontz was furloughed on tn
oath of March and George II. Austil
on the 18th.
Adjutant Campbell is busy today &C
knowledging vouchers for the pension
ers at the home.
Joshua B. Harris was ~furloughe
April LIST, Charles Hampton April 4tf
and Peter Lynch was re-admitted iron
Yankton, April 4th.
Henry r. Root of Bath, $. d., Co. 4
3sd Wisconsin nifty. was admitte
March 31st. He was assigned to til
hospital on account of poor health.
Capt. Beddoes and many others of til
home are making. arrangements to g
out for the summer as visitors anon
their friends. Some haye already gon,
Wednesday afternoon a large nun
Der Of the delegates to the Fremen
convention at Hot Springs visited til
home. They captured the chapel an
the organ, and gave us an entertain
ment of music. John E. Allison pr
sided at the organ and John Boile
Lead, led the singing, which was e,
cellent.
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE.