Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-02-14

Herbert Mercer, who comes from
Van Meter, South Dakota, is treating
with DR. Naftzger for eye trouble.
Miss Helen Potter of Sulphur has
been under treatment for several weeks
ana is steadily gaining her health.
Or. Vernon, of Chadron, was in the
city on friendly visit and to consult
DR. Naftzger in regard to his eyes.
Miss Maude Campbell was here
Wednesday from Edgemont in CONSUL
tation with the firm in the Medical
block
Il. a. Thompson came up from
Crawford to consult DR.. Naftzper and
has since had an operation on his
throat.
Jos. Randall, Pine Ridge Indian.
has been sent here for expert care by
an oculist, one of his eyes being in q
critical condition.
Evelyn Chanowioh, An Oelrioh girl
who has been very patient for several
weeks, while a broken arm was healing.
was sent home this week.
DR.. Naftzger is treating Harold
Wood, a Chadron lad, who WAS brought
up Wednesday by DR.. Vernon, his eyes
needing special attention.
Richard Ault. whose home is in
Stanley county was an operative patti
ent yesterday, DIR. Geyerman making a
repair on one of his his hands.
Miss Bertha Berstin, sister of Mrs,
I'll. III. kiemes, Of Deadwood, is some-
what improved. She is receiving medi.
cal treatment from DR.. Geyerman.
Miss katherine Mccall, one of the
nurses, is visiting at her home in Min
nesota while recovering fully from her
recent operation for appendicitis.
Nlr. and Mrs. John MoMahon Of
Crawford, who are spending their time
at the Braun, while in the CITY, are re.
ceiving treatment from DR.. Wheeler.
| Joe Daily, man eighty years of age
came here from Carthage for the re-
moval of stone from the bladder. DR..
| Geyerman operated and he making q
good recovery.
Mrs. p. b. Bigelow, who was operated
on yesterday by Drs. Geyerman and
Wheeler for the removal of goitrc, is
resting very we'll Her home is at
Harrison, Nebraska.
Mrs. Ben Killinger, q former Hot
Springs resident, now living at Cody,
Nebraska, came up this week to see
Or. Walker and in his absence is under
DR.. Wheeler's orders.
Lawrence Orlarai, of Lead, is under
the medical care of DR.. Wheeler. Mrs.
Henry Hollenbeok, of Edgemont, q
patient of the same doctor, is here
this week and will return home soon,
With the absence of DR.. Walker dur
ing the past two weeks the other men,
bers of the staff at the Medical Block
have been kept unusually busy here
for medical cases.
jess Bauer Of Edgemont has n 9
home feeling better. Mr.. Lawrence, q
recent Edgemont man was also bene-
Tilted by short stay here. The latter
now lives at M.nnekahtu. They we're
treated by the physicians of the Medi.
Cal block.
Among the recent heavy operations
was that of Mrs. A. w. Bower who came
here from Livingston, Montana, in
tending to be under the care of DR.
! Walker, but rather than await his re-.
turn she asked Drs. Geyerman to take
| his place.
Many find their way to Hot Springs
from Canada when seeking a health
resort. The latest of these is Mrs.
Long, now here from Van Dyne. Al
berta. She is patient on the medical
floor under the care of DR., Geyerman
and DIR. Wheeler.
Mrs. Hugh Vance, of White Owl. has
come to place herself under the care of
Drs. Geyerman and Wheeler of the
Medical Block and expects to undergo
an operation. She WAS accompanied
by her small daughter and broth or
who lives at Rapid City
Mrs. John Ii. Deickmann returned To
her home at Harrison, Nebraska, last
Saturday after being under DR.. Geyer-
mans care for some time Mrs. Alex
Lowery, of Harrison, made the trip
here this week for examination and
consultation by Drs. Wheeler and
Geyerman.
Miss McNally, the nurse, has finally
lSn< ~, a.
her home in Iowa for time. Her
failure to give in to case of appen-
dicitis nearly cost her her life for when
DR.. Walker operated several weeks ago
he found the appendix had bursted
and infected the entire abdominal
cavity.
A man who has been many times
applauded as q hero on the gridiron is
here for treatment by DR.. Wheeler.