Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-09-28

Hiss Rose Bower, of Rapid City,
vas Hot Springs caller Monday.
For the past few years Miss Bower
has been working for equal suffrage
i'll the eastern states.
T. R. Nance. of Oral. was Hot
Springs business caller last Satur-
day. He will keep posted on events
in the county thru the columns of
the Star in the future.
L. Roy Townsend and brother, w.
y. Townsend, of Upton, Wyoming,
We're in the city Wednesday. The
Townsend Brothers are among the
biggest cattle raisers in Wyoming.
Mrs. G. F. Carder, who has been
employed at the law offices of Juck-
ett l. Adams for the past eight years
departed Tuesday evening for Chad
ron, where she will make her future
home.
Mrs. Albert, of Long Pine, Ne
braska. was in the city last week for
a short visit with her brother, AL
bert Bingham, before his departure
for the training camp at TT Riley,
Kansas.
George l.. Jackson, the Fisk tire
salesman, drove down from Rapid
trade during the day. He departed
for Edgemont and Ardmore that
evening.
Mrs. E. H. Mosher arrived home
last Friday from Chicago where she
had been to bid farewell to her
| daughter, Evangelyn. who sailed
for France on the 10th in the SER
vice of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mcgowan are the
proud parents of a baby boy which
came to their home on Monday,
September 23rd. Ira, who is a
banker at Gordon is about the proud
est father in the city.
The Hot Springs Mission Car will
be in Cold Brook nine thirty Sunday
morning, September 3Oth to carry
any who wish to go to the M. E..
church. Come and have a free ride.
Rev. Geo. H. Dunn.
j. T. Long and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid Tomlin arrived home Tues
day from a several weeks visit with
relatives and friends at points in
Pennsylvania and other eastern
states. They report u delightful
time.
Mrs. Lena Crothers, of Madison,
Wisconsin, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mueller, departed Wednesday even
in for a short visit with her sister
Mrs. Balster. at Chadron before re-
turning home.
Rev. A. Il. James. chaplain of the
Battle Mountain Sanitarium, was a,
Rapid City last Sunday evening
where he spoke in one of the church
es on the Red Cross work and tn,
conservation of food. He will speal
u next Sunday evening at Custer
. Miss Marian Goodykoontz arrive,
= home Saturday from Chicago, wher
. she had been for a couple of week
visiting with relatives and friends
She is again employed as steno
grapher at the office of the DeMoul
in Loan & Investment Company.
Dwight Casner, of Lead, cam
down last Friday evening and spen
several days here taking the baths
Mr.. Casner is mayor of tie Home
stake city and one of the finest fel
- lows in the Hills. He departe
: Wednesday for his home by way o
re Edgemont.
nd John S. Fuson and wife accompa
lis MED by members of the Black Hill
Motor Polo team arrived home Wed
nesday evening from Ft. Pierre
al where they played three exhibition
"a games the first of the week. Chas
u Fuson was quite badly hurt b
nd having the ligiments of one of hi
legs torn
d. We note by last weeks Pioneer
nd Times Of Deadwood, that O. H
's- Southmayd, city engineer had bee
ed called into the great beyond. MI
Southmayd was for time city engi
neer in this city and had man
ut friends here who will be shocked t
al learn of his death.
ds
'e- Mrs. Emily M. Grippen, of Lo
verne, Canada, was an arrival Wed
ncsday and will visit for a time a
le- the home of Mrs. Mamie Silkenser
ek Mrs. Grippen vas a former Ho
slt Springs resident and her man