Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-16

Miss Lindley has gone to Hiawatha,
Kansas.
Mrs. Kelly has gone for a visit to her
mother at Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Robt. Pringle is graduating
from the Spearfish Normal this week,
Rev. Chaplin is at Mt. Vernon, Wash.
ington, but did not write any particu.
lars.
Miss Jessie Williams went to Key
stone to visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph
March.
Joseph Vincent left Tuesday evening
Tor Cheyenne and other points west on
q business trip.
Mrs. Walter Mckay, of Lead, came
down last week for afew days visit with
Mrs. A. ID. Mckay.
ID +. Conner, wife and daughter,
Lulu, of Sturgis. spent the latter part
| of last week in this city.
Mrs DIR. Hargens left Saturday night
for Yankton to represent Martha Chap
ter o. Z. S. at the grand chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Ames left Sunday
for Yankton to attend the various
Masonic gatherings there this week.
A. w. Grid, editor of the Rapid City
Union, spent last Friday in the city
and favored the STAR with a fraternal
| visit.
Mrs. Jane Jones, sister of A. 3. Con-
nor, who lives at Madison, s.. D., is
here visiting and will remain ten days
or more.
Capt. George Beemer and wife, and
Col. Dick Bullock, of Lead, were guests
of Mrs. +. j. Green duaing the m
campment.
Charley Dillon, the STARS star job
printer, has a brand new bicycle and
a now hustle out job work faster
than ever.
Mrs. Bradley left last Saturday night
for Yankton, S. d., to be present at the
Grand Chapter, o. =. S., of which she
is worthy matron.
! By special request of some people at
Cascade, the Salvation Army corps of
this city will hold a meeting there on
Sunday afternoon. at 2::3O, returning in
| time for the farewell on Sunday night
Rev. Catlin and wife, Leora Hand.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Ryan went to
Lead Tuesday to attend the B. Y. P. U.
convention. Sunday they will hold an
echo meeting in place of the regular
evening preaching service.
j. F. Parks, Jay Crane, Bob Connor
and the friends who are visiting him
spent Wednesday night fishing at the
Cheyenne Falls, and AS they went pref
ty we'll rugged out with all kinds of
tackle and bait there isn't much ques-
ton but that they made a good haul.
H. Sims and children left this week
for San Francisco, California, where
they will reside. Luther Chandler
and mother have been living there for
more than a year and Mr.. Sims expects
to enjoy his home there very much.
He is a worthy man and we hope may
meet with success.
A large beaver, weighing about fifty
pounds, was shot by johnny Mueller at
the end of the fiume next the power
house, Tuesday morning. It is a fine
specimine of the genus Castor, and it's
pelt will be quite a trophy of Johny's
prowess. How the animal got into
the fume is mystery.
Capt. Osgood, of the Salvation Army,
has received notice that he has been
transferred to Yankton, s. D., and will
leave for that place on Monday. He
will be accompanied by his wife and
two smaller children. Mellette will
remain here at work for the Fargo
Mercantile Co. The captain will hold
a farewell service on Sunday evening
at which time he expects to be able to
tell who will be his successor here.
W. E. Zollinger came up from ALI
ance Monday and having packed his
household effects, left on Tuesday ev-
ening with his family for Alliance,
where they will reside. We are quite
sorry to have this estimable family go
out from us, as they have greatly en-
deared themselves to the citizens of
Hot Springs during their four years
stay here. The STAR wishes them we'll.
Katherine Osmotherly, who formerly
made her home with them went along
to assist in getting fixed up in their
new home. She will ID gone about q
month.
The disposition Of children largely
depends upon health. II they are
troubled with worms, they will be- irri.
table, cross, feverish and perhaps seri-
ously sick. Whites Cream Vermifuge
is q worm expeller and tonic to make
them healthy and cheerful. Price 25
| cents. Emil Hsrgens.