Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-08-05
Personal Mention.

dan Tuesday last.
ID. T. Drake, the b. & Ms we'll knewr
right of way man, was in town Wednes
day.
Fletcher Van Orsdell and three soni
were attending Chautauqua at the
Springs, this week.
Mrs. Tobias Caster and daughter, Mis-,
Carrie, departed for their home at Lin.
coin, Neb., Sunday evening
Deputy U. S. Marshal Bray, of Lead
City, was in'town Saturday and Sunday
getting acquainted with our people.
Odo Redsr was transacting business
in the Northern Hills the frst of the
week. He returned home Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Anna Chubbuck, OF Deadwood,
has been tine g-~-svof ~su~sr rrfvuo, nsrs,
Ed. l.. Grantham, during the past
week.
I. M. Donaldson returned Saturday
from a weeks trip through the eastern
part f;hs county and out Gil tie rsssr-
vation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensey came in from
Lincoln Saturday morning, and remain n
ed until Sunday evening. stopping with
Mrs. l.. c. Wier.
DR.. I. l.. Taylor and wife came in from
the north on Saturday evening, and
occupied their residence for a few days
on Harvey Street.
Col. G. A. Haserodt took the Tuesday
evening train for Omaha, and from
there will probably go on to Chicago to
take in the exposition.
Thos. D. Mcbride, principal of the
public schools of Iowa City, Iowa, and a
professor of botany, was Custer visitor
on Monday of this week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Copeland, of Fil!ey,
Neb., is in the city on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. NJ. McFadden, and her
brother, D. W. McFadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, B. Tuthill arrived at
Custer Sunday morning from New York
and have gone to housekeeping in Mr..
Tuthill's former residence.
Miss Sarah Walsh departed for Chi
cago Tuesday evening. She will be alb
sent at least thirty days visiting friends
and enjoying the great exposition.
FL. V. Rutkowski, C. w. Pitcher and
K. III. Flynn drove over to Newcastle
yesterday, and will be present tonight
at the institution of K. P. lodge in that
city.
Albert Fitch returned last week from
Chicago, where he had spent about six
weeks taking in the fair He was an
eye witness to the holocaust at the cold
storage building.
w. +. Hanley, cashier Of the Firs,
National Bank. of this city, will leave
this evening for the city of the worlds
fair. He will be absent for thirty DAYS.
and perhaps longer.
w. E. Benedict, proprietor of the
Hermosa Pilot, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday, transacting business,
and on the side doing little advertis.
ing for HerHosa's big Silver meeting. +"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Manahsn started
east Sunday evening for q six weeks
visit in Iowa and at Chicago. They ex-
pected to stop at Center Point, Ia, for
two weeks and then 60 ON to Chicago,
where they will spend about month.
Hermann Kempler, a young priest
from Ottumws, Iowa, who is travelling
through the west for the benefit of his
health. stopped off at Custer the first OF
the week, and passed few days view
ing the natural wonders of this locality
H. X. Griffis was up from Bakerville
Wednesday. He tells us that while
everything in the immediate vicinity OF
his home is pretty badly dried up, the
country between Bakervills and Point
Of Rocks has been blessed with heavy
rains, and there is q promise Of good
crop.
Rev. S. P. Snedek er and wife, of Alli-
ance, Nebr., arrived in Custer the first ol
the week for few days visit with their
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. nj. ]. Bailey
and w. F. Hanley. Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Snedekcr and Mrs. Bailey
drove down to Hot Springs to attend
CLautauaua. They will return to-day
and the reverend gentleman will preach
from the NJ. E. pulpit tomorrow morn.
ing and evening.
DR.. ]. w. Thompson, oculist and
surist, from St. Paul. Mimi, arrived in
our city last Tuesday morning., and left
for Deadwood with the Wednesday
morning train, where the doctor expects
TO spent two or three days with Drs
Rogers and Howe Of that city looking
after some eye and ear cases among theil
friends and patrons. The Doctor will
return to Custer to-day, and will spsnt
the greater part of next week with DR.
Fisher. During DR.. Thompsons visi
here he can be consulted at DIR. Fishers
residence by any one who may wish
spectacles, or has any ailment of the
eyes and ears.
Here's Your Worlds Fair Opportunity
Rates cut in two!
On and after Tuesday, August lst, the