Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-07-29
Personal Mention,


T. V. Garlock paid Hill town a bust
ness visit last Saturday.
w. G. Miller, of Newcastle, Wyo., was
at the Vienna Thursday.
Chas. Garfield and wife, Of Hermosa,
were at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
Lawyer Hammond, of Hill City, pass.
ed the first days of this week, in Custer.
|. l.. V. Lewis, and son, A. S. Lewis,
departed for New York Saturday even.
ing.
Mark Thomas and Vic. Currier, OF
Prlngle, were in town on Monday OF
this week.
Willis &. Bower was visiting friends
and transacting business in Custer sey.
eral days this week.
Sheriff Willard took the Thursday
evening train for Hot Springs, and from
there went up to Buffalo Gap and Her
moss.
Mrs. JAS. Chase and daughter arrived
from Hastings, Neb., yesterday morning,
and are visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Carrigan.
Attorney Walter Anderson, of the
firm, Anderson & Anderson, of Hot
Springs, was in Custer between trains,
on Saturday last.
J. r. Daily, one of Rapids prosperous
business men, was in Custer Monday
evening, visiting with his brother, NJ. S.
DAILY, of this place.
Miss Lena Shole, after a weeks visit
with her friend, Miss Sarah Walsh, of
this city, departed Monday evening, for
her former home, Chicago,
Messrs. w. G. Porter and w. II.
Mitchell were in Hill City, Saturday,
looking after that end of their law bust
ness, which by the way is rapidly grow
ing.
Mrs. Lois Zeller, of Omaha, is visiting
in Custer with her sisters, Mrs. A. L.
Fcay, Mrs. W. NJ. Alexander and Miss
Julia Smith, and her brother, j. f.
Smith.
Miss Lizzie Walsh, who has been at
tending the Spcarfish normal college,
during the past year, returned last Sat
urday evening to her Custer home,
where she will spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Joseph Petty will start in a few days
for an outing on Sylvan lake and from
there will go up to the Bald mountain
mining district, and then over to the
Belle Fourche where fishing is good
Hot Springs Star.
Misses Alice and Kate Cowdery, Miss
Marquette and Miss Lillibridge, all of
Lincoln, Neb., are enjoying a two or
three weeks visit in the most attractive
of all Black Hills towns. They are
being entertained by Mrs. Weir.
B. F. Degarmo, who has been down at
the Gap with w. 4. Ellyson's horses for
several weeks, was in town Tuesday.
He says that the track work is rapidly
improving the steppers, and that the
entire string is doing nicely.
b. r. Wood and w. S. Wood took the
Saturday evening train for the Springs.
The Star says they were transacting
political business, and if there was any
business Of that character to be trans
acted it is quite probable that those two
Obstetrics were Gin it,"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Grantham re-
turned Tuesday morning from a three
days visit at the Springs. While there,
Mr.. Grantham attended the meeting OF
the republican central committee Of this
judicial circuit, representing Custer
county.
w. i. Fletcher and Z. r. Taylor, who
have been Oh the road for several weeks
selling Photographic music, are at home
again enjoying a few days rest. While
out on their last trip they visited nearly
all the Northern Hills towns, and did q
good business.
Alvin Fox. a Black Hills pioneer and
for many years a well known business
man of Deadwood, spent Tuesday OF
this week in Custer. Mr.. Fox is at pres.
emit connected with the Deadwood Pio-
neer and has been making a tour of the
Black Hills and Wyoming.
p. F. Bell and wife, G. j. Chapman
and wife, f q. Hyde and Mrs. Lyman
of Norfolk, Neb.; Mrs. w. c. Chapman,
Miss Hattie Chapman and Mrs. r. f.
Claff, of Fremont, Neb., and Mrs. +. F.
Teal, of Omaha, came up from Hot
Springs on the Tuesday morning train
and passed the day midst Clusters pine
clad hills. They took dinner at the
Kleemann, scaled the rugged walls oil
Buckhorn, and returned to the Springs,
tired but happy, Tuesday evening.