Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-08-06

Geo. A. Brooks and wife, of Bazille
Mills, Neb., are at the Gillespie.
Charley Wilson, the Burlington mail
agent arrived Thursday morning.
G. A. johnson and wife, of Wood
Lake, Neb., spent Sunday at the Evans.
The hotels and boarding houses are
all reported as enjoying good patron
age now.
i, Mrs. F. Mumaugh, an artist of
Omaha, spent few days at the Evans
this week.
Finest and largest assortment of SOU
venir china ever brought to Hot
Springs just received by Richer & Co.
ID. X. Snively and P. j. Franzen, two
republican central committeeman of
Edgemont, were in the city Saturday.
Rev. Pond came down from Dead
wood last Friday night to visit his
family, returning the following morn
ing.
A party of twelve from Valentine
were in the city Wednesday and went
north the next day to see the wonders
of the Hills.
The ladies of st. Luke's Guild will
serve ice cream and cake at Mrs. Ander-
sons on Friday evening from four till
eight o'clock. Everybody come.
r. M. Catlin, who was one time a
popular clerk at the Gillespie, came in
from Oelrichs Thursday morning for a
brief visit with his brother, Rev. Catlin.
Il. M. resides in Deadwood.
Mrs. w. ID. Driskill returned from
Hot Springs Monday, accompanied by
Miss Carrie Slaughter of Dallas, Texas,
who will spend week in the northern
Hills.-Spearfish Register
G. ID. Sayrs and family and Rudolph
Stevens left for the Black fills Tues
day morning. They will visit Hot
Springs and other points of interest,"
Chadron Recorder.
Mrs. f. E. Blake and mother, of
Omaha, arrived last Friday for
visit with their old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Bradley. They expect to re-
main couple of months
Ben Huff, the popular clerk at the
Fair, and Jay Moore started last Fri
day on an outing trip through the Hills.
They were joined at Deadwood Tues
day by Mr.. Elsey, and they expect to
so up into the Ragged Top country
and on to Spearfish.
Mrs. w. B. Sterling, wife of the gen.
eral solicitor of the Elkhorn, arrived
Thursday morning accompanied by her
mother and brother, L. Underhill, who
is employed in General Manager Bid
WELLS Office. They expect to remain
over Sunday.
DIR. jerks, of Madison, s. D., who
arrived here about July 21st, in care of
his brother, suffering severely from
sciatic rheumatism, and could not walk
without the aid of a cane, was able to
return to his home in about ten days
fully recovered, and as happy as lark.
| The Elkhorn official car 400" is
getting to be a very familiar object in
Hot Springs, and we are glad that it is
so, for this place knows that with the
friendship of the railroad officials
its fame is going to spread. 800" ar
rived Thursday with several prominent
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Albert Adams and his friend Cray
left on Friday last for Toledo, Ohio,
after having had very enjoyable out
ing. Albert has very responsible po-
sition with one of the largest retail
dry goods houses in Toledo and his
many friends here are glad to know
success.
Mrs. T. H. Wells received the sad in
telligence Wednesday that her father
had been killed. He resided at Dams
Vile, Illinois. He was foreman of a
railway bridge crew and it is supposed
that he met his death in some manner
while engaged in such service. Mrs
Wells left Wednesday evening for
Dansville. She has the sympathy of a
large circle of friends.
Rev. A. A. Brown and wife retdrned
Tuesday morning from Wheatland,
Wyo. where Mrs. Brown was visiting
her son and family. About two weeks
ago she was taken seriously ill with
Inflammation of the stomach and
bowels, which, together with her heart
trouble, almost proved fatal. At one
time the doctors gave her up. Her
many friends will be pleased to know
that she is now improving nicely.
Judge E. r. Juckett, wife and chill.
dren returned Sunday morning from
their six weeks visit with relatives in
Vermont, New Hampshire and Massa
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