Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-06-10
Personal Mention.

Peter Kopplekom returned sunds,
evening from a few days visit in ths
northern Hills.
Mrs. F. r. Curran and her son Walter
arrived home from their Sheridan triI
Monday morning.
G. w. Cole, Of Keystone, passed
through Custer. Wednesday evening, er
routs to the city Of the fair
Mrs. B. VI. Tunley and Mrs. Butcher
and children spent the past week a. tn'
Tunley ranch, near Buffalo Gap.
John Beuter went up to Deadwooe
Wednesday morning. and VIII proo"O'
return to Cuater tomorrow evening
Mrs. NJ. Griffis went up to Terrayllle'
Wednesday, for few days VISIT Win
her husband, who is employed there
F. T. Smith. r. d. McCletland, Guy
and AL Reder, Of this place attended
the pioneer picnic at Rapid City, on the
Sth inst.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Piper returned to
their home at Hill City, the first OF this
week. after few days sojourn among
Custer friends.
Miss Ola Johnesse expects TO leave |
Custer this evening for her former
home at Ksokuk, Ia, where she will at /
tend school during the summer.
J.C. Spencer and 9. w. Burroughs
drove in from the L. A. K. ranch, We'd
nesday morning Mr.. Spencer departed
| for the east on the evening train.
John F. Degnan, who has been en-
ploysd in the Kleeman House for near
Is two years, left for the Springs Mon
DAY evening expecting to spend the
summer at that place.
Mrs l. I. Johnston departed Tuesday
evening for Denver, the home of her
daughter. Mrs. P. O'Brisu Mrs Johns
ton will visit in Denver during the sum
mer, and possibly longer than that.
Z. II. Cruson, Of Leadville, Col, is
the guest Of the family Of his brother
J. r. Crnson, who he saw last week for
the first time in twelve years. Mr.. Cru
son expects 20 remain in the Hills about
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Grantham have
been spending the past week at Sturgis,
where Mr. g. is engaged as stenogrspher
during the trial Of d. P. Flood, ex-treas-
ursr of Meade county, who Was charg-
ed with forgery and embezzlement.
DR., c. Z. Walker and wife, Of Rochss-
ter, N Y, DR.. L. A. Walker. Of New
York City, and Mrs. Fl. f. Dunn, also Of
Rochester, arrived at Custer Monday
and are the guests of the fam
lilies Of 5. y. Fitch and NJ. A. Willis.
Drs c. r. and L. A. Walker are the |
-nEpnvw5 Fl ftrrssA " ', "A H L ss no
few miles north Of Custer; Mrs. Walker
is a sister of Mrs. Fitch and NJ. A. Will
lis, and Mrs Dunn is the mother of Mrs.
Willis. Although the party reached
Custer on one of the gloomiest, stormi-
est days of the season, its members are
charmed with the Black Hills country
and will prolong their visit another
week, at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Logan removed
from Custer, thi. week, to their former
home at Rhodes, Ia, where they expect
to reside in the future. For several
months past Mr. Ingan's health has nm
fitted him for the confinement and ap-
plicstion necessary to the life of an at
torney, and he returns east TO assume
the management Of the business affairs
of his widowed mother, hoping that the
change will be beneficial. The depar-
ture Of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan is sincerely
regretted by a host of warm friends
whom they have won during their resi-
dence in Custer, and hopes Of all possi-
BILE success in their Iowa home accom-
pany them.