Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-04-12
Personal Paragraphs.

Personal Paragraphs.
II. j. Pitts came Sunday from Dud-
ley.
p. Caroe came in from Newcastle On
Sunday.
A.. J. Briggs was a Hill City man in
town Saturday.
Rev. j. b. Currens came in on Friday
Of last week from Crawford.
]. NJ. Daniels was q man at the Klee-
mann on Monday from Fairburn.
A. /. White registered in the city on
Friday of last week from Crawford.
Yves Knight was a visitor in the city
On Saturday from the Eta tin camp.
Supt. p. F. Mcmahon, of Hermosa,
was in the city Monday on official bust
ness.
Grant Lincoln registered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Helena, Mon
tana.
Y. N. Sayer, of Kansas City, came in
Wednesday and put up at the Klee-
MANN.
S. II. Marshall was an Omaha drum
mer r~ustling for trade in this place on
Monday.
George Hawley, of Hermosa, was
viewing the sights at the county seat on
Sunday.
G. c. Boland, OF Buffalo Gap, was a
registered guest at the Kleemann on
Thursday.
r. H. Mulholland signed at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday from Humboldt.
Nebraska.
B. C. Mitchell, hailing from Richfeld,
Kansas, was a Wednesday arrival at the
Kleemann.
W. A. Harris, of Hot Springs, was
noted among the Tuesday arrivals at
the Kleemann House.
]. K. Meyer, representing a st Louis
hardware house, was doing business in
the city on Monday.
A. S. Orr, of Boiling, Kansas, came
Sunday for a visit with his two brothers
residing at this place.
Mr.. William Nevin, of Four Mile, de-
parted on Monday for Centre Point,
Iowa, on a business mission.
Mrs. Brooks, of this place, left on
Monday for Rapid City, where she had
business with the land Office.
Lewis 6. Mayer was a stranger in the
city from lola, Kansas, who took rooms
at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
c. II. Ellis Was a commercial knight
of the grip from Sioux City, interview
ing Custer merchants on Monday.
j. G. Spencer, of the L A X ranch
came in on Friday of last week on his
return from a brief s%ojourn at Chicago.
George Mitchell, the Omaha soar man
was discussing the merits of that highly
useful commodity with our merchants
on Tuesday.
81 sievAns ard " and f. SAWYER.
Of Hot Springs. were among the mum
Der leaving their autographs at the
Kleemann on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. S. Peltz left on the stage for
Buffalo Gap on Wednesday, where she
will visit for two or three weeks with
Mrs. Frank Allen of that place.
Mrs. McWhinney departed for Lin
coin, Neb., on Monday. for a visit with
her daughter. Mrs. ID. Carrigan, of this
city, her daughter. accompanied her as
far as Buffalo Gap.
d. ID. Smith, wife and daughter, oil
Fort Madison, came in by Thursdays
coach. for a visit with the family of H.
K. GrifHs. Of this city. Mrs. Smith Is a
sister Of Mrs. Grifiis.
7. g. Jones, Il. B. knight, N. f. Susey
and A. s. Merriam were a party Of B. 4
M. surveyors booked at the Kleemann
on Sunday from Lincoln. Neb., for duty
on the Custer and Deadwood branch.
Z. J. Truman and II. L. Doyle, OF
Omaha were registered at the Klee.
mann on Thursday. These gentleman
we're looking over the railroad survey
with a view Of taxing sub-contracts for
grading.
Mrs. Cook, an aged and highly re-
spected lady who has been visiting with
her son In this city for the past year,
departed for Iowa on Monday, where
she will reside in the future with her
daughter.
y. M. vroman, a prominent citizen Of
Dudley came in from that place on We'd
nesday with Chief Enginsor Weeks. Of