Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
See the new goods at the Fair.

See the new goods at the Fair.
Chambers Kellar visited his parents
here a day or two this week.
Arthur Colgan and wife were among
the visitors from Edgemont Monday.
Rev. B. f. Pearson preached at the
Presbyterian church in Deadwood last
Sunday.
Chas. Means and Mrs. Pauline Fire
stone. both of Custer, we're married by
Rev. Robinson Thursday.
DIR. Ha,g was called to Chadrou
Wednesday night by Superintendent
Harmon to attend to en- injured rail
road employee.
Col. Frank Williams manager of the
affairs of the Harvey Peak co mpany
at Hill City, is spending the week in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schiller and
children, of Central City, Neb., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Clark.
Mrs. Schiller is a sister of Mr.. Clark.
DIR. Jennings spent Sunday at syl-
van lake, returning Monday morning
with Mrs. Jennings and little daughter,
who have spent some weeks at that
popular resort.
Mrs. y. NJ. Wade and little daughter
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day to attend the wedding of Mrs
Wade's sister, Miss Wayne Stanley,
and to visit relatives for a few days.
Miss Cleva Cross will return next
week from Sylvan lake, where she has
entertained the guests at the hotel
during the summer with her excellent
piano music, and will again receive
pupils Cor piano instruction.
Charley Halls brought to this office
on Thursday the largest and most lus-
cious watermelon of the season. 1t
was of the Monte Cristo variety and of
immense proportions. Mr.. Halls has
ninety acres of good corn that will
yield thirty bushels per acre.
See the new goods at the Fair.
Mrs. G. w. Greene, of "The CABIN
assisted by her son Hugh, entertained
Hon. G. +. Saylor of Des Moines to tea
on Wednesday evening. MIR. Saylor is
a much Travelled gentleman, in the last
year haying visited Cuba, Porto Rico,
and Honolulu, in the interest of Sec.
Wilson, an old school friend of Mr..
Saylor at Agricultural college.
Mr.. Mitchell, the gentlemanly day
clerk at the Evans hotel, received the
distressing intelligence by cable on
Sunday that his bright and beautiful
seven year old daughter had died of
fever in southern France. The little
lady went abroad with friends in No
vember of last year. She was stricken
with fever some weeks ago but her con
dition was not considered critical. Mr..
Mitchell has the sympathy of the STAR
in his deep bereavement.
A receptian was given on Friday of
last week by Mrs. A. i. Eckstein and
Mrs. W. H. Stanley, at the elegant new
home of the former on College Hill, in
honor of Miss Wayne Stanley. The
spacious rooms of the pretty cottage
we're beautifully andluxuriantly decor.
ated with vines, ported plants and cut
flowers, tastefuuily arranged, making
them cheerful and fragrant. Refresh.
ments of the most dainty and delicious
sort were served during the afternoon,
and the guests were entertained with
mandolin music by Messrs. Harry
Stewart and James Stanley, accompan.
led by Miss Bessie Ames on the piano
and singing by Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Hill
and Miss Stanley. The function was
altogether a most enjoyable one and
one that will not soon be forgotten by
those who met together onthis delight
J full occasion.