Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-28
Personal Paragraphs.

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C.H. Wilson was Thursday arrival
in this place from 500 City.
Il. s. Kotler signed ut the Vienna on
Saturday from Aurora, Illinois.
Joseph Porterfield signed in the city
on Tuesday from Sioux City,
e.. L Thorp, Of Lincoln, left his auto
graphat the Vienna on Saturday.
Robert Mcintosh, Of Davenport, Iowa,
was Tuesday visitor in the city.
George Clark, of Alliance, Neb, was
q guest at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
w. L. Bodine, Merino, Wyoming,
merchant, was booked at the Vienna on
Sunday.
w. l.. Pike and wife came in from
Edgemont on Saturday and took rooms
at the Vienna.
Daniel Davis was gentleman from
Detroit, who was registered at the Wen
ma on Tuesday.
c.. f. Sanders, came in on Tuesdays
train from st. Joe, Mo. and put up at
the Kleemann.
W.R. Covett, was noted among the
Wednesday arrivals at the kleemann
from Chicago.
A. Z. Wallace, a Rapid City attorney,
was looking after legal business at this
place on Saturday.
James Walsh and G. w. Treasure,
of Lead CITY, were visiting in this place
few days during the week.
II. II. Cbappell, the rustling Pierce,
Neb., -four man, was among the guests
registered at the Vienna on Sunday.
]. C. Carson and F. f. Shepherd a
brace of well known Omaha knights OF
grip, we're enrolled at the Kleemann on
Saturday.
A. Winnie and wife, Of Hill City, tar
ried over Friday night at the Vienna,
| upon their return home from a visit
with friends at Lame Johny.
Bud Dickson, a well known prospector,
of this place, departed on Wednesdays
train for Kansas City, where he will
sojourn during the coming summer.
JIG. Chase, wife and family, came
from Lincoln, Neb., on Tuesday, for at
tendance at the funeral and burial of the
late J. s Fisher, who was brother-in-
law of Mrs. Chase.
Messrs Rafferty,, Pemberton, Sutton,
Daley, Hopkins and Mowry, members
Of the Hill City Miners Union, were in
attendance at the funeral of the late j
S. Fisher, at this place on Tuesday.
r. II. Pitcher, who has been spending
the winter with his sons, ]. Z. and c.
w. Pitcher ofthis place, left on Wednes'
days train for Deadwood, in company
with Judge Romans Of that place. MI
Pitcher is expected to return to-day.
J.E. Pitcher, of this city returned
from Deadwood on Monday, where he
bad been sojourning for few days
He was accompanied upon his return
by Judge Romans, well know resident
of ofDeadwood, who was the guest of Mr.
p, while in the city.
DR.. o. Fisher of this city who has been
sojourning at Iowa and Nebraska points
for the past two weeks returned on
Thursdays train, accompanied by his
wife who has been making All extended
visit with friends in Iowa. The DR.. was
highly delighted to get back to Custer
where the climate affords pleasing con
trast with that experienced by him in
the states named.
Mrs. Henry Monheim, of Lead City
accompanied By her sister, Miss Sarah
Walsh, came in or the passenger or
Friday OF last week. Mrs. Monheiu
will visit with her relatives and friend'
at this place during the absence of hel
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he goes to purchase spring stock fol
his popular Lead City dry goods em
porium.
Mrs. Capt. Willard and children, &C
companied b. Miss Annie Gallop anc
brother, of Deadwood, came in Sunday
from the home of Mrs. w, near tn,
Wind Cave, where Miss G and brother
had been visiting for several days
While here they were the guests of Mr.
& Mrs. w. w Odds, where very Ell
joyable social party was given in honor
of Miss Gallop on Monday evening
Miss q and brother departed on Tues
days train for the east where they will
make an extended visit with relative.
and friends.