Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-03-14
Personal Paragraphs.

Personal Paragraphs.
David Low, of Omaha, had rooms at
the Kleemann on Monday.
c. Christ was guest at the Kleemann
on Sunday from Lineville, Iowa.
Peter Zoeckler, of Deadwood, had
business in the city on Monday.
J. b. Stone was a visitor in the city
on Wednesday from Milwaukee.
ID. P. Murphy registered in the city
on Tuesday from Dubuque, Iowa.
ii. N. Worthen was registered at the
Vienna on Saturday from Chicago.
J. b. Gallagher was a guest at the
Vienna on Monday from O'Neil, Neb.
J. Calson was omong the Wednesday
arrivals in the city from Alliance, Neb.
+. w. Blair, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
came Sunday, and signed at the Vienna.
Zach Holmes, of Rapid City, was
among the Tuesday arrivals at the Wen
ma.
-E---A. BISHOP, of Hot Springs, was
domiciled att tl.- .......... ...s. J.
day.
~ =. w. Farmnm was ~pooxcd at tne
Vienna on Wednesday from wauneta,
Neb.
j. A. Hosmer came in from Des
Moines, Iowa, on Monday, and put up
at the kleemann.
F. L. Turner, the Omaha drummer,
came in on Tuesdays train, to interview
his Custer patrons.
Mrs. Jennie Martin, of Denney New
Mexico, was among the arrivals ut the
Kleemann on Sunday.
William Alexander, wife and child,
departed on Thursdays train for biiei
visit with eastern friends.
William Van Allen, the Hill City
butcher, was exchanging geeetings with
his old friends in the city on Saturday.
w. T. Bedford returned on Thursday
from Lead City and Deadwood, where
he had been sojourning since Sunday.
DR.. T. l.. Taylor returned on Thurs
day from a ten days sojourn at st.
Louis, Chicago and other eastern points.
Attorney w. G. Porter left on We'd
nesday's train for Deadwood, on busi-
ness before the Circuit court at that
place.
Hon. o. ID. Moore, of Four Mile, one
of Custer county's representatives in the
late session of the state legislature, re-
tanned from Pierre on Monday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal B. F. Porter re-
turned from Deadwood on Thursday
where he was engaged for several days
in the discharge of his official duties.
r. +. Flick and wife, of Bradley Flat
came in the latter part Of last week, and
will visit until the close Of the month
with Mrs. Flick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. 8. Weir. Of this place.
Bob Walsh, the Cucter painter. left on
Wednesday for Deadwood where he has
an engagement to paint the town. He
was undecided as to the color, but as
surcd MS it would not be red.
Joseph Heumphreus and Ford Nc
Laughlin, accompanied by their wives
departed on Mondays east bound train
for Center Point, Iowa, where they will
visit for week or two with relatives
and friends.
Capt. T. II. Russell, the rustling re-
porter for tine Deadwood Pioneer wal
picking up few items in the city or
sunday. He departed for New Castle
on Monday after calling courteously up
on the CHRo NIcLE.
Resident Enginee F. C. Tucker, Of thu
B. & M. whose genial countenance il
familiar to many Of our citizens. camel
from Deadwood on Sunday on business
for the company. He was quartered al
the Kleemaan while here.
]. A. Chute q well known raiirad con
tractor, accompaied by his wife, and
brother, A. H. Chute, of Seattle. Wash
ngton, and Engineer J. ID. Caldwell
came In from Deadwood on Sunday OF
railroad business. They had rooms a
the Kleemann while in the city. i
A. D. Hughes, and family, late Of Leai
City, who have been visiting with Mr.
Mrs. Abram Yerkes. near this city. fol
the past ten days, departed yesterda,
for Barlow, Florids. taking with them
the remains OF their little daughter Eda
whose sad death, on "Wednesday is else
where noted In this issue.
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