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

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Notwithstanding lightly most of
the day.
Congressman RI. Gamble aud family
will soon arrive in Hot Springs to spend
a few weeks.
Jerry Harrigan and family leave this
week for an overland trip to the Vel
lowstone Park.
Mrs. J. B. Cleghorn left last Thurs
day for Inava!e, Neb., for q months
visit to relatives.
Miss Julia Pomeroy arrived last Fri
day from Chicago for a visit of several
weeks with her parents. Mc. and Mrs.
H. f. Pomeroy.
q. a. Eaton, editor of the Papillion,
Neb., Times, arrived Wednesday aud
will take baths and enjoy himself here
for several days.
j. NJ. Patton, the we'll known editor
of the Odd Fellows World, of Aber-
deem, arrived Wednesday. He expects
to remain some time.
Miss Minnie Won Nation, assistant
superintendent of the Yankton insane
asylum, was a Wednesdays arrival.
She is here after an insane patient of
Hat Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Warfield, who
we're here with the Sioux City party,
went to Spearlish Wednesday on a
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Charley Jackson was an arrival at
San Francisco Monday from the Phil
ippines on the steamer Morgan City.
1t is possible he will be held in the
hospital there for a time.
d. w. Webster, the sheepman, was
in the city Monday paying taxes. Mr..
Webster has been making a splendid
success in sheep raising and enjoys it
exceedingly. He has about 1000 head.
Norm Atchison and wife are at Oma-
ha and he writes that they are stop
ping with Fred Gillespie and his new
wife at 1912 Dodge street. Norm a
he is about to make a Kava Kola deal
there.
II. S. Kelly is visiting his parents at
Cambridge Springs, Pa, the home of
his boyhood-a place that during the
past few years has become quite a fam
watering place. When Ed. was a
boy he used to water COWS at those
same springs-befor he ever dreamed
that they would become famous. Mr..
Kelly will go from Cambridge Springs
to Saginaw, Mich, where his wife is
visiting.
1t required some hustling and some
persuasion to get the state educational
association to come to the Black Hills.
Now that the gathering is to be here
three or four hundred arriving next
Tuesday-it is the duty of every citi-
zen to lend a hand in making it pleas
ant for those visitors. They represent
the best people of the state and their
influence in advertising our resort will
mean much for us. Every resident
should consider himself and herself a
reception committee to help look after
the entertainment of the visitors.
Rube Allyn and Rose Evylene Knes-
trick will remain in Hot Springs a few
weeks and will give instructions in
oratory. They will use the opera
house afterno on S from 3 to $50 com
mencing Monday 31st. Miss Knes-
trick is a graduate of the Emerson
school of oratory, Boston, and has
been president of schools of oratory
in Cleveland and Baltimore, which at
tanned widespread reputation. She
was Ohio's reader at the Worlds Fair.
She is a leading exponent of physical
culture, and will form classes in this
important science of health, grace and
magnetism.
Judging from the letter Of Charley
Jackson, written at San Fernando,
Philippine Islands, he is having a Sc
we're time of it. He has been sick and
isn't we'll yet. He therefore is worse
than homesick. All the veterans of
the civil war knew all the time that
"war is HE'LL" and it was hoped that
our boys who went to the Philippines
were going to escape the horrors of bat
tie, with all its resultant woes. But
they got into the worst of it. It now
looks, however, as if the South Dako-
ia boys will Don start for homeland
as Charley jackson says, they can tell
their friends "army stories" and we
shall hear all sides of it. But nothing
of war-actual war-can be pleasant,
so that we r all prepared to hear of
thrilling experiences, much suffering
and privation.
asusr GRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR POWDER.