Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-28
Personal Mention.

X. McCloud was guest at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Chadron.
s. T. Mellish was business caller at
the county seat on Monday from Buffalo
Gap.
A. P. Brink. wife and son were among
the prominent train arrivals in the city
on Tuesday from Omaha.
Geo. Burroughs was looking after
business matters in the city Tuesday
from the l.. A. X ranch.
T. T.. Wing and Z. c. Handy we're
among the guests registered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Lincoln.
r. F. Bacon representing McCord
Brady & Co of Omaha, was busy man
taking orders in the city on Tuesday.
L.C. Dunn, and daughter Nellie of
Council Bluffs were among the happy
visitors at Sylvan lake OH Saturday and
Sunday.
A. ID. Isherwood former stock grower
OF this vicinity. came in Tuesday from
Battle Creek, Neb., on a mission of busi
ness.
Mrs E B. Stephenson and sister.in-
law, Miss Annie Stephenson, of Lincoln
came in from Sylvan lake on Saturday
and took rooms at the Kleemann.
Mrs. Fannie White and children who
have been making an extended visit
with friends in Iowa, returned to her
home in this city on Thursday.
Mrs. c. w Pitcher and children who
have been visiting with relatives in the
east are expected to return to their
home in this city on the train this morn
ing
K. W. Watt and son were among the
Monday train arrivals from Lincoln.
who took in Sylvan lake, the mast charm
ing and attractive summer resort in the
northwest.
Frank Rutkowskl and Walter Curran
departed on Wednesday with their camp
equipage for Sylvan lake, where they
will spend week in the full enjoyment
of camp life.
Mrs. Theodore Reder and family Of
Rapid are now pleasantly located at Syl-
van lake for the summer Miss Fannie
Lake. who is also resident Of Rapid
city accompanied them, and will visit
for few weeks at that charming resort.
Mrs. S. F. Elliott, who has been visit
ing with friends in Kansas and Nebraska
for the past month returned TO her home
in this city on Tuesdays passenger, in
company with the Randall party Of
Omaha, who are now rusticating at Syl
van lake.
Frank Cowdery and Geo. Bartlett, of
Lincoln, who have been tenting on the
green in this vicinity for several days,
broke camp Wednesday and pulled out
for Sylvan lake, where they will bask in
the sylvan shade, and read sermons in
the ponderors rocks pending the swal.
lows southern flight.
w. Randall, auditor for the 3. & NJ,
came in on Tuesdays passenger from
Omaha, accompanied by his wife, four
children and sister in-law. They de-
parted Immediately for Sylvan lake
where they will, for the period of four
or five weeks, revel in rustic repose,
undisturbed by torturing torridity, mar
audng mosquitoes, poisonous reptiles,
malarial fevers, festive flies or poor
relations.
Prof. f. II. Barber, of the Nebraska
state University, came in Tuesday from
the bad lands. accompanied by his wife
and little daughter and five students of
the school named. The professor reports
excellent success In their five weeks
search for interesting fossils, haying secur
ed four wagon loads ofthese valuable ad-
juncts to the college museum. They
will make tour of the Hills before re-
turning home, if they succeed In pulling
themselves away from the fascinating
scenery of Sylvan lake.