Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-11-02

Mrs. Nelson Northup and little
son arrived home Wednesday from
months visit with relatives at Des
MONIES, Iowa, and other points east.
The Northup family will occupy the
j. ID. Potts cottage for the winter.
The Riverside Garage is installing
large new furnace in their place
OF business this week and also have
a force of men at work excavating
Tor basement under the entire
building. This firm has one of the
best garages in this section,
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Jennie Cross, Thursday. Novem-
Der Sth, at $3.50 p. m. Miss Mary
]. Dewey will give report of the
State w. c. T. U. Convention held
recently. All are cordially invited
to attend.
J. Mrs. Joe Roth and little son ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. G..
G. Smith, departed Tuesday evening
for the home of the former at Oma-
ma, after two months visit in the
SAeJ' 1AIS. OLllIA Will VlSlL IOr h
couple of weeks before returning.
The state president of the State
Parent-Teachers Association, Mrs.
II. r. Kemaston, will address the To-
: cal association at the high school as
sembly room next Monday afternoon
!. at 400 p. m. Parents and all who
are interested in the schools are ur-
: gently requested to be present.
Word was received the first of the
week to the effect that Mrs. J. M
Buckmaster, who with her son de.
parted recently for Los Angeles. Cal.
ifornia, had suffered a badly smash.
. ed hand during her trip caused by
the sudden closing of a car door
She was in a hospital at the time
the letter was written but was i'm
proving and it is hoped that hel
e fingers would not have to be ampu
I tated.
The younger generation of the cit,
rather enjoyed themselves on Wed
. nesday evening, Hollow cen, at var
4 ious parties. Most of these were cos
: tune affairs. Some of the boy
soaped a number of the windows an,
did other stunts which damaged n,
$ one but afforded them quite a littl
y amusement. AS 2 matter of fact
y little water applied to the window
now that the soap is on will d
wonders.
n J. F. si6ey, of Cripple Creek, Col
. orado. who has been in our city 70
the past two weeks, during whic
time he has been busy securing lease
u on oil lands in and around the cit.
" departed Monday evening for hi
a. home. He hopes to see this indu.
try opened up so that our little cit
will be on the map once again an
ID is one Of our boosters now. Nj
le Sidey wa: the original owner an
1t discoyerer of the famous Onyx Cav
located near Wind Cave. but fc
several years has been located in Ii
y Colorado mining country.
RI N. E. church, Sunday, Novembt
e. 9Th. Class meeting at $3.50. SUI
day school at 10 o'clock. BY pr
p clamation Of the Governor of Sout
r Dakota this Sunday has been 8,
ie i aside as Go to Sunday School Day
IT Be sure to attend one of the Sunda
schools in the city. We give you
:. very cordia invitation to atte1
et ours. Church service at 1890 a. I
es es Ep" ofth League study class NEE
- al go. Clifford Wilson is leade
'h The regular Ep~crth League dew
tirnal mee' s st 200 p. m. Evel
ing worship at 7:2l. The subje
ne of the sermon Will be: 1.-The sign
" 1icence of the Protestant Reforms
y tlon," Nlder Luther. It will de
Us With some differences between Pr
testantism and Roman Catholicism
The theme is appropriate as this
~ ~ the 400th anniversary of the postir
y rs of the 95 theses by Luther. Pray;
n. meeting on Thursday 1880 p. m. .
~ l.. Olson,> pastor.
~ ORDINANCE NO. 189
OF Appropriation Fund
~ Be it ordained by the City Coul