Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-11-22
Personal Paragraphs.

Tue Clty Oh hOhudg Hoh nay SPiihss,
Neb.
G. H.. Kennedy, Of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, was a Thursday arrival in the
city.
G. c. Lambert was a guest at the
Vienna on Saturday from Norfolk, Ne
braska.
]. NJ. Woods, a prominent resident Of
Rapid City, made Custer a business call
on Tuesday.
E. c.. Watt and i. f. Burleigh were
interested visitors in the city on Mon
day from Omaha.
r. +. Bacon and G. /. Powell were
among the arrivals in the city on Tues
day from Omaha.
III. f Swander was an Alliance, Ne
braska, man who had rooms at the
Vienna on Thursday.
S. d. Blythe was taking orders in the
city on Tueeday in the interests Of a 500
City wholesale house.
w. p. Moore, an ole time miner OF
this place, returned on Thursday, from
a protracted s%ojourn in Idaho.
DIR. j. Sheenson and son, Of Pukwana,
S. d., were noted among the guests reg
istered at the Vienna on Saturday.
Andrew Felin was a gentleman from
Louisville, Kentucky, investigating Gus
ter's future prospects on Monday.
r. L. Flick and wife came in Saturday
from Rapid, for a brief visit with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Wier, parents of Mrs.
Flick.
ii. E. Williams, w. III. Traver, Chas.
Parker and G. +. Worthington, repre-
sented Lincoln, Neb., at this place on
Sunday.
Attorney Reynolds of this place de-
parted for Hot Springs on Tuesday for
attendance at the Circnit court now in
session at that place.
Ich Scholfeld, of the Gap Republican,
state senator elect for the 4lst district,
Custer county, was noted among the
numerous arrivals in the city on Tues
day.
&. G.. Roberts. the efficient and enter
prising book canyasser, Of Rapid City,
was interviewing Obstetrics several
days this week in the interest of his
business.
n. b. Kendall, Of the well known flour
and grain firm Of Kendall & Smith, OF
Lincoln, Neb., came in on Saturdays
train, to look after his business inter
ests in this city.
NJ. w. King, of Gordon, Neb., was
among the number of Custer visitors ar
irving on Wednesdays train, who ex-
pressed himself as being highly pleased
with this place and its prospects.
Mrs. Paul Kleemann and children,
Elsie, Helen and Paul, Jr., departed on
Mondays train for Grand Rapids,
Michigan, where they will visit with
friends until after the holidays.
II. c. Blackmer came in from Silver
City on Thursday, accompanied by n.
t. Burroughs and A. B. Ross, OF Chero-
kee, Iowa, who had been investigating
the mines Of that bonanza silver camp.
Mrs. o, s. Fuller, of Miller, s. d..
came in Wednesday to look ND a loca-
ton for a dry goods store, but failed to
find an empty store building in town.
She departed for Hill City on Thursday,
where she expected to meet with better
success.
William Lattridge, of Lincoln, Neb.
was among the arrivals at the KEENAN,
early in the week. Mr.. Lattridge sue
ceeds c. III, Billings, in charge of Messrs
Kendall & Smiths Grain Warehouse
at this place. Mr.. Billings will have
charge of a similar establishment to be
erected by the same firm at Hill City.
Mrs. s. n. Fitch, who has been max
ing a protracted visit with friends in
New York, returned to her home in
this city or Thursday, accompanied by
Mrs. Jones, of New York, mother of her
husband, s. \. Fitch Of this place. Mrs.
Jones will visit with her son and
daughter n-law for some time before
returning to her eastern home.
Our fellow townsmau, j. s. Peltz, has
a full complement Of visitors who ar
rived on Monday, consisting of his
brother in.law, John Nickel, of Matfe,d
Green, Kansas, his wife and four chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan, of Rapid
Creek, father and mother of Mrs. Peltz,
and Mrs. Zach Holmes, Of Rapid City,
a sister of Mrs. Pel;z. They will re
main several days to enjoy the society
of their relatives, and bask in the balmy
atmosphere of Custer, which is SO noted
for its re freshing and inyigorating char
acter.
ID. s. Chamberlain Of the well known
firm Of Chamberlain & Co. of Des
Moines, Iowa, manufacturers aid dealers
in patent medicines, extracts etc, was
among the Sunday train arrivals in the
city Mr.. G. will be remembered by
the early residents, as a very enterpri.
sing citizen of this place. more than ten
years ago, when, as he expressed it, "the
grass was mighty short" He noted
many changes, ard a very decided i'm.
provementin the appearance of the place
he left in September so, when there
was not a brick building in the place.
Mr.. G remained over until Tuesday in
the interest Of his poular business estab
lishment, and to exchange greetings
and weave "reminiscences Of the pioneer
days with his old time friends.