Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-31

arrived Sunday morning.
Hon. s. E. Wilson went to Oelrichs
on legal business Monday evening.
Prof. Mcdonald left Tuesday morn
ing for u visit to her parents at Key
stone.
w. B. Cronk aud wife, and Charley
and Percy Cronk, Of Huron, arrived
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Slaughter has been granted a de.
cree of divorce from her husband on a
charge of desertion.
A. j. Blackstone and Mrs. r. Black
stone, of Central City, we're guests at
the Evans the first of the week.
Commercial Agent Bentley of the
B. & NJ, accompanied by his wife, came
down from Deadwood Saturday even.
ing.
Mrs. E. B. Warren has gone to Grip
pie Creek where, we are informed, MI.
Warren has accepted a lucrative po-
sition in a shoe store.
s. G. Hedges, of Aberdeen, represent
ing the Barnard blank book company,
of st. Louis, was soliciting business in
the city Monday.
State Treasurer Kirk G. Phillips and
family came down from Deadwood
Saturday night and left Sunday morn
ing for Sylvan lake.
Mrs. E. L. Fowler. of New York city,
arrived Wednesday morning and will
make an extended visit, as the guest
of Judge and Mrs. L. s. Gull.
Capt. Steadman, Capt. E. 7. Ladd and
wife, and Capt. Chas. W. Taylor, wife
and child, all of Fort Robinson, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city.
Isaac Cooper and son Walter, of
Philadelphia, accompanied by Harry
Goddard, the genial editor of the Edge
mont Express, spent Monday in the
city.
Our MoTTo:-
Not how cheap, but how good. J.G
Richer Il Co.
DIR. H. o. Hoffman and wife, Mrs. G.
G. Ware and children, A. G. Smith
and wife and NJ. H. Lyon we're among
the arrivals from Deadwood Saturday
evening.
j. H. Boomer has completed his can.
wasting tour of Colorado, but will re.
main another month in the %flourishing
l 1iff1n nstr ~ Tn1l,,~;lo :0 %h,k ,koAo.
before returning to Hot Springs.
Public Examiner f. Z. Hemingway,
of Brookings, arrived Saturday evening
from Custer where he was a witness in
behalf of the state in the case against
on Treasurer Tunley for embezzlcment.
c. Lamb, Il wealthy lumberman of
Clinton. Iowa, accompaniedby his wife,
\. Lamb and wife, b. L. Lamb, Miss
Albave and .Artemus Albave, arrived
on Friday of last week and are com
fortably domiciled at the Evans.
Jake Gable, the hustling travelling
passenger agent of the iilkhorn, lett
Sunday night for his home at Denison.
toNo. OiNc - IL SlcuO idNOlltc III llOl
Springs. and the dollars he has turned
I this way in his official capacity have
increased the profits of our hotel and
bath house proprictors quite materially.
Among the late arrivals at the Hot
Springs house are j. Il. Fisher and Mrs.
Mary Fisher, of Leavenworth: Mrs. j.
G. Franklin, Fremont; Mrs. II. w. Nc
Ginnis, York: II. V. Bantell, Mime
apolis; Mrs. H. T.. Becker. G. L. Her.
rington and wife, Wakefield. Neb., VIM.
Crate, wife and child. of Wahoo, Neb
II. Hugh Hutchinson and wife, Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock, who have
been guests at the Evans for several
weeks past, left Monday night fortheir
home in Omaha. Superintendent Phe.
Ian kindly provided his private car for
the accommodation of Mrs. Babcock
who has not entirely recovered from
the injuries resulting from her recent
fall.
NJ. j. Seaman and wife, and Ernest
w. Zahrendt, of Keystone, arrived
Monday evening and are the guests of
Miss Clara Brennan. Messrs. Scanlan
and Zahrendt drove down from Key
stone and Mrs. Seaman came in over
the Elkhorn. They will enjoy
several days rest and recreation in and
about Hot Springs.
John Brennan, who has been recuper-
ating from his recent experience at
the st. Louis republican convention
and the state republican convention,
left Tuesday morning for his home at
Rapid City. He says he does not want
any more convention in his this year,
and if his dyspeptic stomach will only
perform t snormal functions once more
he will be willing to forego the pleas
ures incident to a political convention.