Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-12-27
Personal Paragraphs.

Personal Paragraphs.
C. f. Boyden will start to Missouri
next Monday for a months visit.
ID. Mcmillan registered at the Vienna
of Thursday from Detroit, Michigan.
W.. p. Conley was a guest at the
Vienna on Wednesday from Hot Springs.
I. j. Morrow, of Norfolk, Neb.. was
among the Tuesday arrivals at this
place.
j. Edwards and j. L. Wintery repre-
sented Grand Island in this city on
Tuesday.
S. j. Shirley, a prominent resident of
Denver, haj rooms at the Kleemann on
Saturday.
Mrs. FIJI. Allen Of Hill City has been
spending a week with the family of Rev.
g. G. Ulmer.
L. Holyoke of Omaha, was among the
numerous guests who Sundayed at the
Kleemann.
w. S. Bacon, Of Hot Springs, ard II.
d. Perkins, of Buffalo Gap, made Custer
a business call on Monday.
Mrs. Chase and daughter, of Lincoln
Neb., have been visiting with relati We.
at this place during the week.
J. F. Wright and family, of this place,
returned on Sundays train from a two
weeks visit with friends in Iowa.
J. II. and T. Lambert, and J. A. Hill
were among the nuL-e rous Christmas
guests at the Vienna from Hill City.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bailey and little daughter
returned on Wednesday from a two
months visit among friends in Neb..
Iowa & Illinois.
F. II. Allen, Chas. Reder & vie Of
Hill City drove over to attend the
Christmas entertainment at the NJ. L.
Church Christmas eve.
David Fitzgerald, the b. & NJ. con-
tractor and special agent b. +. Pinneo,
came in Saturday on business from the
end Of the track.
L. b. Sherman, w, II. Hawn, L. NJ.
Jones and A. d. Wagner were noted
among the Saturday arrivals at the Klee-
mann from Cold Springs ranch.
Peter Johnson, the genial clerk at the
Kleemann House departed yesterday
for Omaha, where he will s%ojourn with
old friends until after the holidays.
rs. Alfred Johnson, of this place.
retured from an extended visit with
friends in Iowa on Wednesdays train.
Mr.. J is now noticably more cheerful
than he was.
A. d. Clark. Of Buffalo Gap, was
among the passengers on the north
bound train on Sunday, who stopped
over for q day or two to take in the
sights at the Tin City.
Mrs. Burns, mother of Mrs. Ford Nc
Laughlin, of this place, came in on We'd
nesdays train from Center Point, Iowa,
and will, we learn, make this place her
future home.
l.. w. Russell, of Glenwood, Iowa
representing Chas. p. Kellogg d Co.
Chisago's mammoth Clothing and Fur
nishing goods house, was filling Athens
Bazaar with spring goods Saturday.
The Misses Pearl Maple and Mabel
Smith, who have been absent at Omaha
for the rast three months attending
school, returned TO their home in this
city on wednesday, whore they will
spend the vacation WITH friends.
J. l. Downs, a well known New York
capitalist, came in on Tuesdays train, to
take a look at Custer real estate with a
view to investment. He was we'll pleas
ed with Clusters prospects, and decided
to make heavy investment here at an
early day.
Harry Hitchcock, the genial son, and
assistant of Postmaster Hitchcock, de-
parted on Monday for Ponca, Nebraska,
where he will spend the holidays with
relatives and friends. j. +. Smith
will discharge the duties of assistant
postmaster during Harry's absence.
DR.. t. L. Taylor returned on Tues
days train from Alliance, whittier he
went to meet his wife, who was Ell route
from Lincoln, Neb., to this city. The
doctor and his wife have taken Up their
abode with DIR. Fisher and family. 1t
being impossible to find 4 vacant resi-
dence in Custer, newcomers are com
PEELED to double up, and they are doing
it right along, with the hope that Gus
ter's condition, in this respect, may un-
dergo a rapid change in the bright and