Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-11-09

month.
George H. O'Shea, wardman of ward
d, left Tuesday for Kansas City, Mo.
on an extended furlough. John |
Buby has taken his place as ward
man.
A large number of employees and
comrades of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
f. Molen accompanied them to the
train on Wednesday evening of last
week to bid them farewell. and God
speed on their journey back to Ohio.
Joseph .Belonger returned from
furlough.t a few days ago, but has
gone out again on new furlough in
order to work at the State Home
again.
The following parties, who were in
Leavenworth. on furlough. were
transferred to the Western branch
there the 2nd: George L. Durbin,
David Sandon and Edward r. Street
err. Frank F. Jones was also trans
ferred to the Central Branch, Day
ton, Ohio, at the same time.
Thomas Starks, e 09th Ill. Inf.
took a discharge Sunday and re-
turned to his home at Gillett. Wyom-
ing.
Franklin R. Albert and Thomas A.
Reed, who recently sustained an
operation, went on extra duty the
End. James M. Ballard and Charles
Schneff qLit extra duty work at the
salae time.
William B. Sayles visited with rel
ati.es near Hot Springs several days
this week.
Franklin e. Town spent the week
end at Long Pine, Nebraska. Thom-
as Greer did his work as baggage
man while he was away.
Frederick Folger went to Ordway,
Colorado, on pass the End, and John
w. Keyser went to Ocoma, South Da-
kota on pass, the same day.
Charles H. Sheaffer returned from
TT. Collins, Colorado, Friday. He
had been called home on account OF
the death of a son, instead of a ne
phew.
Daniel w. Parker returned from
furlough at Wood Lake, Nebraska,
Friday, and Nathaniel X. Redlon re-
turned from North Loup, Nebraska,
and Clarence M. Brown from Henry,
Nebraska, the same day.
William H. Clements, D 13Sth
III. Inf, and Jacob Zimmerman, b
73rd Ind. Inf, are here temporarily
awaiting admission.
Otto Pullman and Isiah Lightfoot
have quit work on the Sanltarlum
farm.
Allen Foster and family went to
Denver, Colorado. Saturday, where
Mr.. Foster will look for work.
James F.. Ady has returned from
f,rloIuoh at Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota.
William Burr returned from fur
lough at Gordon, Nebraska; Moses
IA. Hutchins from Coleraine, Mimi,
and Joseph Hoover, from Republican
CITY. Nebraska, on Sunday.
, Mrs. Francis Bateman, who fol-
several wears has been housekeepe1
at the nurses cottage, resigned he1
nosition and left for California fo1
her health the first. Mrs. Bateman
has been a faithful worker, has al.
ways loaned good influence to al
around her, and has been very active
in charity and church work both al
the Sanitarium and in the city. She
will be greatly missed. Mrs. Ger
trude Nelson, formerly cook at tht
: nurses cottage. takes her place
| while Miss Myrtle Collins becomes
| cook.
Clarence M. Brown began work OF
) the Sanitarium farm Monday.
Horace N. Adams and Gustave A
: Walthers went on extra duty job
Monday.
John A. McMullen, who has beer
g working on the farm. quit the 4th
: Abner H. Livingston returne.
from furlough at Hot Springs, Soutl
k Dakota, Monday, and Arthur d
4 Spencer from Ogden, Kansas, Mon
g day.
Prof. Herbert L. Hutchins return
: ed last week from his leave OF 40
t sence. While gone, he enjoyed
hunting trip at La Creek, South Da
n kota, with the following Ho
(; Springs parties: Jack Whaley
: George and Dick Hummel, Dav
n Bachelor and Bert Wattles. Tn
Y party killed the limit in ducks, an
they got nearly 200 mallards in tn
n total bag. Each one came home lit
|, orally civered with the feather
h tribe. Prof. 'Hutchins supplied tn
d officers, clerical help, nurses and seV
is eral married members with duck
(. and thus nearly everyone connecte
= with the Sanitarium had wild due
4, for supper one day last week. Th
IS ducks were fat and made mighty fin
4, eating. On Sunday the membershi
of the Sanitarium had the pleasur
t. of eating the large flock of duck
1. raised on the Sanitarium farm thi
y season.
m Lieutenant Charles w. Halls, sci
T. geant Martin j. Hogan, and clerk
1. George S. Zimmerman and Charlie
N F. Thumm, were guests of Adjutar
?. Earl H. Klock and family at tt
chicken pie supper given by the M
" thodist church at Attorneys Wilson
vs. home on Wednesday evening.
Is
M. E. church. Class meeting .
rs $3.50. Sunday school at 10 o'clocl
NJ Preaching service at 1890 o'cloc
+ At this service the Methodist ar
Presbyterian pastors will exchant
eE nu1nits Come out to hear Re