Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-27
AMONG OUR GUESTS.

Us. McCreary Of Lake City, To-, and
r. Bruggeman of Norfolk are recent
arrivals at the Mower house.
j. B. Fay, wife and child, Of Oakland,
Nd, who are taking a tour of the Hills
for pleasure, came in last evening.
D. 8. Garrison and j. G. Blackburn
Of Council Bluffs are here for a few
days visit and are at the Gillespie.
w. H. Caldwell and a large party of
his lady riding scholars were out very
early this morning enjoying the pure
fresh air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Snyder, Mr..
Bligh and Mrs. Carr of the. Minnelusa
accompanied Frank Thayer to the Bad
lands today.
Word from Hon. s. P. Davidson of
Tecumseh is to the effect that he will
start for this place with a party of
friends next week. g
j. P. Beach of Hamburg, To-, who
took his family to Deadwood, returned
last night. He is in receipt of a letter
from home which says the corn crop
there has been seriously injured if not
ruined by drouth and hot winds.
Miss Sue j. Neill was called to Dead
wood by telephone this morning on
business connected with her office of
county superintendent, but expects to
return in a few days to finish her visit.
Mrs. j. B. Leader, wife of the popu-
lar conductor ON the main line of the
Elkhorn, and her sister Miss Hope
Norman of What Cheer, To-, came in
last evening and they will stop a few
days in the city.
Miss Lena Meyer, who came here a
few days ago so badly crippled with
rheumatism has SO far recovered as to
be able to come down to hermeals. She
is a general favorite and all are glad to
see her improve SO rapidly.
The patients at the Catholicon on
whom sever surgical operations were
performed are all improving nicely.
Mr.. Odell is able to sit up. Mr.. Jor-
genson is much better and the case of
laparotomy is almost we'll.
The universal inquiry is, "Where are
the burros?" What a pity some one
had not been speculative enough to
have brought a car load of them in this
year. There would have been big
money in it and it isn't too late yet.
Mrs. Ella j. Shof and Mrs. C. M.
Sterling of lama, TO-, and Miss Jesse
F. Lillis of Ottawa, Ills, came in this
morning. They have taken rooms at
Joe Dennis residence and will board
at the Minnelusa. Miss Lillis' friends
will be glad to hear of her return.
Mrs. John Kircheval, a prominent
educator in the city schools of st.
Joseph, Mo-, who is also a talented de.
scriptive writer, making a tour of the
Hills to write a series of articles for
theSt. Joe Herald in the interest OF
the Burlington, is at the Evans, She
is a charming lady and is delighted
with Hot Springs.
Capt. Marsh, of che Union Nationa,
bank of Omaha, sat on the veranda O
the Evans this morning and breathed
great signs of relief. He said: MY
but it does seem refreshing to get to .
place where they have had rain ant
everything is pure and refreshing. w,
haven't had rain in Omaha since Jul,
3. The dust in the street there is thre,
inches deep and the heat is intolerable
I tell you I am glad to get away. Tn,
corn crop, prospects for which up to
week ago were never better, is sadl,
} damaged and if we don't get rain sool
will be entirely ruined. 1t is just tas
selling out now and needs rain yer,
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