Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-09
Personal Mention.

[. j. Cradle, OF Crawford, was a visitor
in the city on Saturday.
l. w. Turner was taking orders in the
city on Saturday from Chicago.
John Thompson had business in the
city on Thursday from st Louis.
Mark Thomas and wife were visitors
in the city on Saturday from Baker
Vile.
T. #. Turner, the Omaha traveller,
was booked at the Kleemann on Mon
day.
Geo. n. Hamlin Of New York, was
noted among the Thursday arrivals in
the city.
William Chunk was a st. Joe man
with rooms at the Kleemann on We'd
nesday.
Winfield Tilden, the Des Moines shirt
man, was soliciting trade in the city on
Saturday.
l.. w. Perkins and wife, Of Baskerville
were registered at the Kleemann on
Thursday.
j. II. Waterman, purchasing agent for
the b. & NJ. was a guest at the Kleemann
on Thursday.
]. III. Schenk, Of Sheridan, was in the
city or Tuesday, looking after his min
ing business affairs.
Miss Gladys Leacox came in from
Hot Springs on Wednesday for attend
andce at the Institute.
Mrs Lillian Walker, of Buffalo Gap,
was added to the number of Institute
attendants on Wednesday.
DR.. j. A. Paddock was noted among
the guests registered at the Kleemann
on Monday from Deadwood.
Mrs. Opal Halliday came in Saturday
from Beatrice, Neb., and will visit for a
while with Mrs S. +. Elliott Of this
city.
ID II. Lien, representing the Co.
operative Saving & Loan Association of
Sioux Falls, had rooms at the Kleemann
on Tuesday.
Odo Reder, wife and daughter de-
parted on Thursday for Spearfish,
whittier they wen for attendance at the
Pioneer picnic on Friday.
w. G Porter came in on the Thurs
day morning train from Hot Springs
and Rapid City, where he had been for
a few day on legal business.
Prof. j. A. Shannon, of La Dele, S.
d., the conductor of the Institute now
being held at this place, was among the
Sunday arrivals at the Kleemann.
Mrs. J. p. Mauls, of Lincoln, has been
rusticating at sylvan lake during the
week, with which charming resort she
expresses herself as being highly de-
lighted.
Hugo Schulz, a prominent engraver
of Chicago, spent a few days at Sylvan
lake during the week and was highly
pleased with its delightful environ
ments.
ID. I. Drake, the whilom right-of-way
man for the b. & NJ, was in the city on
Wednesday, taking in the sights at the
best town on the road between Alliance
and Deadwood.
T. w. Delicate left on Tuesdays pas
senger for Lincoln, where his wife has
been making a brief visit with relatives.
They will return to their home in this
city in a few days.
Mr. Ward, brother Of W. C. Ward of
this place, came in from Hamburg Iowa
On Tuesday, accompanied by his wife
and daughter. They will visit for q
time with w. @. and family.
B. A. Turnbull, of Belle Plaine, Iowa,
was among the Wednesday train arrivals
in the city. Mr.. Turnbull is an old
friend of Mr.. j. X. Cruson and family,
who reside nea this place. with whom
he will visit for q few weeks.
w. p. Castor, Hill City's Nasty, came
in Thursday. with his family, for a brief
visit In the city. His face was once, in
the primitive days of yore, familiar to
old time citizens, as he was of
the earliest Of Custer settlers.
L. w. Marble, . photographer well
known throughout the Hills, came In
Monday from the Wind Cave, whore he
has been for the past three weeks taking
fash views Of that peerless wonder Of
the western world. He will he engaged
there during the greater portion Of the
summer.
]. F. Baker, q prominent Grand Army
man Of Hsrmosa, has been visiting for
several days with his friend and CON-
radeJ. r. Cruson residing near this place.
during which time he has been IN oc-
casional caller Ia the city. where he met
with many OF the boys who wore the
blue who gaye him : cordial greeting.