Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-21
Personal Mention.

c. F. Carleton came in Saturday on
buiness from Alliance, Neb.
L. G. Rhamberg, of Oelrichs had bust
ness in the city on Wednesday.
c. Reck was a gentleman from Omaha
with rooms at the Kleemann on Friday.
S. j. Parsons, a Rapid City attorney,
was in the city oil Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
DR.. j. A. Paddock, of Deadwood, was
sojourning in The Scenic city on Satur-
day.
F.. II. Smith came in from Rabbit
creek on Thursday IN a business mis-
sion.
G. II. Nelson and l.. B. Reno ofBuffalo
Gap had business at the county seat on
Saturday.
r. j. McIntyre, the genial express man
of Grand Island was cooling off in the
city on Wednesday.
John Treber, one of Deadwoods most
prominent business men, had rooms at
the kleelnann on Thursday.
DR.. ii. J. Churchill, of Hermosa, was
among the prominent guests registered,
at the kleemann on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lenning, a newly
married couple of Fairburn. were in the
city on Tuesday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Rogers.
G. K Bartlett, F. P. Cowderry and A.
b. Metz were among the number of
guests registered at the Kleemann yes
terday from Lincoln.
w. a. Ruscoe, advance agent for Rich
ards & Pringles Georgia Minstrels, came
in Saturday, with his wife, to bill the
city for a performance here this even
ing.
Mrs. A. G. Blackney came in Saturday
from Aberdeen, S. d., with her children,
to join her husband. They are now
pleasantly located near the east end OF
Custer venue
Mrs Calvert, sister-ln.law of Supt.
Calvert, VINO has been sojourning with
her children at Sylvan lake for the past
two weeks, departed for her home in
Pennsylvania on Monday.
Rev. ). J. Shingler returned Yesterday
with his wife from Hot Springs where
Mrs. S. has been taking treatment
which resulted in material benefit in
the restoration of her impaired health.
Mrs. w. s. Summers, wife of a promi-
nent Lincoln attorney, came in last
week, accompanied by Miss Edna Lane.
Of Des Moines, Iowa. They have rooms
at Mrs. Wier's, on Montgomery street,
and will remain and rusticate in and
around the city during the summer.
A. d. Clark. the Fall River county
coal baron, came in Monday on business
connected with his mines which, he in
forms us are showing up satisfactorily,
and he expresses the utmost confidence
in the matter of an early and extensive
output of first water black diamonds.
d. c. Sawyer, late principal of the
Hermosa public schools and a promin-
ent candidate for nomination on the
republican ticket for county superintend.
ent, was sojourning in the city several
days during the week cultiyating ac-
quaintances with q view to the promo
ton Of his interests in the direction
indicated.
Mrs ]. d. Allen and sister Miss Minnie
Lynch, Of Pleasantville, near Lincoln,
Neb., came in on the Thursday morning
passenger, to enjoy the exhilerating at
mosphere, and feast upon the romantic
beauties Of the scenic city during the
heated term. They are pleasantly locat-
ed ct the private boarding house of Mrs.
Us. Wier, on Montgomery street.
william Allen, q prominent resident
Of Cascade Springs, was a visitor in the
city on Sunday and Monday, to whom
We are indebted for q very agreeable
call. He reports Q dull season 1t Cas-
cade, but IL awaiting with much anxiety
and undated hope the dawning Of .
better day for that promising resort,
which We earnestly hope may be fully
realized.