Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-10-28
Personal Mention.


in town the first of the week.
Banker Carrigan went to Deadwood
on business Thursday morning.
Mrs. Carrie X. Haserodt, of Custer, is
in Chicago attending the fair.
Attorney w. II. Mitchell made his
regular weekly visit to Hill City, Thurs
day.
Attorneys Porter and Mitchell we're
in Deadwood on legal business yester-
day.
Rev. j. J. shingler took the Friday
mornings passenger for the northern
Hills.
Mrs. Ed L. Grantham went to Dead
wood yesterday morning for visit with
friends.
u, X, Wood was in Deadwood the
FIRST OF the week on business before the
U. = court.
DR.. T. L. Taylor returned TO the
northern Hills by Saturday mornings
B. & VI. passenger.
Miss Imogene Reder, who has been
visiting with Custer friends, returned to
her home at Rapid City, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Ward returned
Wednesday morning from their trip to
Chicago and other eastern points.
Ralph McHoes departed for Chicago
Wednesday evening, and will attend
the great fair during its last days.
Rev. Geo. II. Scott, Congregational
minister at Lead City, was the guest Of
Rev. ShingIer and wife, Tuesday eyen-
ing.
Mrs. G. X. Shoemaker went TO the
Springs Mo- lay evening on a visit to
her married daughter, who resides
there.
Miss Sarah Walsh returned from
Lead City, Wednesday evening, accom-
panied by the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monhsim.
II. A. Albien and F. ]. V. Rutkowski,
of this city, Sundayed at the Springs,
returning home and to business Mon
day morning.
Will Van Osdel, until recently of this
place, has entered the Black Hills Col
lsge. at the Springs, and expects to take
the four years classical course.
VIM. Tarrant, of Fairburn, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. He but recently returned from
pleasurable trip to the worlds fair
city.
Dave Robinson. deputy U. s. marshal,
was in town Wednesday evening on q
brief visit to his sister, Miss Robinson,
who is one of the teachers in our public
schools.
Mrs. Parker, who had been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Odo Reder, went
down to Pringle. Saturday evening, and
is now the guest Of her son, Charles
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Garlock returned
yesterday morning from their Chicago
and New York trip. Charles Garlock,
J who resided here some years ago, &C.
companied them.
Mrs. II. d. Ragan, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. A. J. Jones, oil
this city, for a month or six weeks past
departed for her home, Utica, Neb.
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. Bailey and chill
dren re turned from the east Tuesday
morning. They enjoyed pleasant visit
with Iowa relatives, and also attended
the worlds fair.
Mrs f. B. Tuthill and little step
daughter departed for New York Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Tuthil expects Il
: sell out his interests here and follow
them as soon an possible.
F. ]. V. Rutkowski, f III. Flynn, T.
Wheeler and Charles Manahan will e,
to Cambria to-day to institute lodge o
the Knights Of the Orient. Forty can
! didates for initiation await their com
ing.
F. Heidepriem, Clusters furnitur
merchant. concluded that he couldn'
let the Columbian Exposition clos
without seeing some Of its wonders, an,
he started for Chicago Monday even
ing.
Ed. L. Grantham returned from Den
yer Sunday morning. Though time
, are dull in the Colorado metropolis, q
here. he says that it seems non
the less the busting western city whicl
IL has been for years.
We neglected to mention last wee
S the return of w. E. Fletcher and j.
Taylor from the northern Hills. The
, had been absent two months or NOR,
, and report doing a profitable busines
, with Mr.. Fs phonograph.
Gus Ksrrach, who has been employe
in C. c. Crsry's livery barn for sewers
years, started for Chicago, Monday ever
o ing. Tie expected to remain there un
, til the fair closes, and then 60 to hi
!. former home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Caswell, Of New York, field sec
. retary Of the Woman's Home Mission
airy Departments of the Congregations
Church Of the United States. was i
a Custer Wednesday in the interests @
! the organization she represents.
Messrs. Willis, Walker and Tarbel
and their wives, returned nom tnei
weeks outing. Sunday last. They III,
not 60 quite to the Cheyenne river. a
the gentlemen found an excellent camp
ing place and good shooting on Beaye
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