Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-10-13
Personal Mention.

J. d. Kelley, of Macedonia, Iowa, had
rooms at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
Theo. Tychsen, a Lincoln traveller,
was doing business in the city on Mon
day.
J. A. Becker and wife were guests at
the Kleemann on Tuesday from Her
mosa.
c. b. Dudley was registered at the
Kleemann on Tuesday from Hot
Springs.
F. +. Turner was busy in the city on
Wednesday. in the interests of an Oma-
ha firm.
Z. r. Jucket, the Buffalo Gap attor-
ney, was in the city Monday on legal
business.
f. S. Keller was a gentleman from
Omaha, who had business in the city OH
Wednesday.
A. ID. Clark had business in the city
on Tuesday from his coal camp in Chey-
enne Canyon.
j. p. Arnott, the Sheridan, Wyoming,
attorney, was in the city Saturday on
legal business.
Charles Wilson and B. Casky were
registered at the Kleemann on
Saturday from Iowa.
AS. Mcconnell came in from Dead
wood on Wednesday and hung up his
hat ut the Kleemann.
J. II. Waterman, of Lincoln, wal in
the city on Tuesday on business for the
B. 4 NJ railroad company.
w. w. Odds left on Wednesday for
Bald Mountain, where he goes to look
after his mining interests.
n. X. Griggs, the poet lawyer Of the
b. & NJ. vas shaking hands with his
Custer friends on Thursday.
NJ. Drew and Miss Eta Drew we're
among the guests booked at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Elk Mountain.
Jack McAleer, an old time miner,
came in from Deadwood on Saturday to
look after his mining interests in this
section.
John BEGAN Ryan, representing the
Omaha-Worl Herald, was in the city
on Saturday, rustling in the interests of
his paper.
NJ. K. Tillotson, Robert Common and
II. A. Gayhart were a genial trio of Hot
Springs gentlemen who spent the Sab
bath in the city.
O. w. Dunn, w. NJ. Fuller and j. l..
Houston, well known Omaha knights of
the grip, were taking orders in the city
on Tuesday.
p. ID. Darby, OF Frirburn, republican
candidate for register of deeds, was cul-
tivating the acquaintances of Custer
citizens on Wednesday.
J. d. Clark, r. w. Berthel and F. A..
Hutson came in on Monday morning
from st Paul to see the sights of the
Hills. They took in Sylvan Lake in the
afternoon.
A. H. Mcintyre and G. L. Woodbury.,
who came in from Massachusetts last
week, returned from Spring and Castle
creeks on Monday, where they had been
viewing the mineral deposits with a
view to investment.
II. n. Francis. resident agent of the
Akron Mining, Milling and Manufacture
ing company, departed for a three weehs
visit 10 Akron, Ohio, on Monday. His
brother. Chas. Francis, will look after
the affairs Of the company during his
absence.
j. NJ. Woods, wife and daughter, of
Rapid City. J. Carll and wife, of Long
Island, n. Y, and s. ii. Mills of New
York, comprised 6 party who arrived in
the city on Monday from Hot SPRING.,
whose mission was one Of business and
pleasure combined. These gentlemen
are largely interested in the Custer
County bank of this place.
Mrs. T. VI. Warren, Of Baraboo. Wis.
accompanied by her daughter Minnie,
came in from her son, T. NJ. Warren's
ranch, near Buffalo Gap, on Thursday,
where she had been visiting for several
days. Mrs. w. and daughter remained
here, a guest at the Kleemann House,
until last evening, when they took the
train for their eastern home.
Mrs. Mary Mcmillan, accompanied BY
her son Arthur, came in SATURDAY. from
Muchakinock, Iowa, for a brief visit
with her brother, NJ. S. DAILY of this city.
Mrs. Mcmillan is the wife of a promi.
nent citizen Of the place above named.
and is at present the superintendent of
the North western Coal company Of that
place. Mrs. Mem. and son departed for
their home on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. L. E. Green, of Hot Springs
accompanied by Miss Monte, a lady
friend, came in on the Thursday morning
train. and were met at the depot by NJ.
q. McKirahan. the young man who was
by her restored to helth, after being re-
ported dead at Hot Springs in May last.
Mr.. Mckirahan feels that he owes the
p~erpetuation of his life to this lady's
superior medical skill, and was pleased
to have the opportunity Of entertaining
her and her lady friend while here.
The first place visited was his rural
home near this city. after which Sylvan
lake and other points Of interest were
viewed to the great delight Of the ladies,
and they departed for home on Wed
nesday evening, highly plea ed with
their visit to one of the most delight
fully pleasing regions in the wide west.
Card.
We desire to express our thanks for
the many proofs Of blindness and sym-
uathy offered M in our lofa harayo