Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-06-09

Miss vivisn Cleaver, who has been
one Of the faculty OF the high school
for the past couple Of years, departed
Sunday evening for her home ct Lin.
coln, where she will spend the summer
vacation with her mother and sister.
Miss Cleavsr expects to take the
prtncipalship Of school near LiDcoln
for next year.
The Drama Club gave banquet to
Its members on the evening Of the sth
ct the Evans Hotel which was very
delightful social affair. Plates we're
laid for twelve and q sumptuous repsst
was served by Manager McCaffrey.
Following the banquet social hour
was spent in the psrlors, followed by
music and games.
Attorney c. A. Wilson departed Sat.
urday for Chicago. where with his
father, who is one Of the delegates, he
expected to attend the republican ma
tionsl convention. After the conven-
tion he will 60 70 Washington, D. c.,
where he has case before the United
States supreme caurt. He will be alb.
sent for couple3f weeks.
Joe Garvey departed Wednesday
evening for Omaha following mes
sage In the morning to the effect that
his brother, James H. .Gsrvey, had died
in hospital there following an oper-
alton for appendicitis. Joe will accom-.
psny the body to Denver where his
parents reside and the fuberal will be
held from the home there ON Saturday
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Frank Case ON College Hill,
June 9th. when Mrs Addie Billig, of
Clear Lake, Iowa, was united In mar
riage to Rev. George H. Dunn, of this
city. Immediately following the GER
emony the happy couple boarded the
burlington for sshort trip to Custer,
Sylvan Lake. Lead, Deadwood and
other points.
Reports this morning from the diff
ferent farmers meetings held by the
International Harvester Company,
yesterday is to the effect that in most
cases the meetings we're quite we'll at
tended and the speakers, men who
thoroughly understand their business.
This agricultural extension movement
which is being carried on BY this
company Is bound to be of big benefit
to the farmers
The annual memorial services OF the
l. O. o. F. Lodge Of this city, will be
held at the Battle Mountain Sani-
tariom, N. H. D. V. s., on Sunday, at
ten q. M, June llth, 1916. An appro.
pris.e program has been arranged for.
The committee in charge have arrang-
ed for the local members to meet ct
the l. O. O. +. hsll in lower town,
leaving there In q body for the Sani-
tarinm at 9:3Oa. M. sharp. The lodge
members should arrange to attend che
services.
"Berliner "Tageblatt", Berlin. Cor
many, February 20, 1314.-Miss Amy
Emerson Neill has proven BY her
wonderful talent displayed ct her
debut In Klindworth. Scharwenka Hall,
that she will be counted among the
most eminent of her profession. Firm.
ness of rythm. highly developed sense
for tone and style, and emootb,
never falling technique, are the splen-
did artistic qualities shown to best sd-
vantage In her playing" At the Morris
Grand, June II. Price IS cents and Is
cents.
Mrs. Estelle Carrier, who was one Of
the School OF Mines faculty, last year
was in Deadwood few week ago .put--
ting on" q declamatory contest. She
was much gratified to learn that two
whom she had instructed took first
honors. the young lady in the drA-
matio GLASS, and the young man in the
orstorical GLASS. Later at the state
contest the young lady took first
honors and the young man third Mrs.
Carrier Is now staging "Twelfth Night,
the class play for Desdwood High
school. Rapid City people are not
surprised for they know what tirelese
worker Mrs. Carrier is.-Rapid City