Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-07-28

wednesday III Cn0 Guy.
Bob Cramer is moving his black
smith shop into the old Roger Young
shop.
The Catholic church will give a fes-
tival on Aug. 1S. Particulars next
week.
DIR. G Tough was here this week at
tending a meeting of the college COM
mittee.
Miss Druse is preparing to move into
A. ID. Woods building, next to Mer-
chants bank.
Editor Ames, of the Times-H Herald,
has been considerably indisposed this
week and confined to his home.
E. W. Martin, who is enjoying him
self with his family on the ranch north
of the city, was in town Wednesday.
Fred Evans jr. returned to the north
ern Hills Wednesday. lie sent little
Joe to Sioux City for u visit to his
aunt, Mrs. Ripple.
Senator Hayward and wife and Con-
gresham Burkett and wife, of Ne
braska. will arrive Sunday morning
and have engaged rooms at the Evans.
e. u. Tryon and family will leave
Saturday evening for Wood Lake, Neb.,
near where Mr.. Tryon will engage in
farming. He is an industrious man
and we wish him success.
Rev. A. E. Steuernagle, of Rapid City,
who has been spending two weeks va
cation in our resort as the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. j. F. Catlin, returned to his
home Tuesday morning.
The numerous friends of the fsmily
of Rev. Lymer regret to learn that Miss
Ethel is quite sick with typhoid fever.
1t is hoped she may rapidly overcome
the disease and be restored to health.
The subject of the morning sermon
at the Baptist church next Sunday will
be "God's Care for His Children" The
subject of the evening discourse will
be ga School Teachers Opportunities
to Work for Christ"
v. A. Hampton and sister, Miss Mar
garet, accompanied by their friend,
Miss Louise Herman, of Council Bluffs,
came down from Deadwood Wednes-
day night and enjoyed Thursday in the
city. Mr.. Hampton is the Elkhorn
ticket agent at Deadwood.
Among the instructors of the joint
institute are Prof. Larrabee, of Rapid
City, who vas one of the capable in
structors Of the institute here two
years ago. Prof. Larrabee is an ardent
educational worker and keeps fully
abreast the times in the rapid progress
that is being made in his profession.
Gov. Stanley, of Kansas, accompan-
led by the state auditor and tax COM
missioner Pollard, of the Burlington,
spent last Friday in the city, going to
the northern Hills Saturday. Their
presence in the city was hardly known,
for they remained close to their special
Car most of the time, getting out only
to enjoy the plunge and a brief jaunt
about the city.
Col. Linn returned Wednesday from
the eastern part of the state. He be.
lieves there will be close to 500 people
como on the excursion next Tuesday
and urges Hot Springs people to be ac-
tive in arranging for their proper en-
t~ertainment. He says they will COM
prise some of the leading people of the
state and the reputation of Hot Springs
is at stake in seeing that they have suf-
f1cient accommodations.
The Baptist young people spent q
very enjoyable social evening Monday
at the home of Mrs. Adams on College
Hill. The special features of the pro-
gram were a solo by Rev. A. E. Steuer-
nagle, and several recitations ably
rendered by Miss Colcord, of Suther.
land, Iowa, who is a guest in u city.
The young people enjoyed themselves
in conversation and games, after which
the social committee treated all to ice
cream and cake.
Wednesday evening at the opera
house Ruhe Allyn, impersonator, and
Rose Evylene Knestrick, emotional
reader, gave AN. entertainment. It was
a rainy night and the attendance
therefore light. Mr.. Allyn is a very
good entertainer-particularly q good
dialect story teller-and Miss Knestrick
is Q very clever reader. They will
give another entertainment on Satur-
day evening, giving an entire change
Of program. There will probably DO
no spare room In the hall.