Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Personal Mention.

the city.
s. n. Dee had rooms al the Kleemann
Monday from Lincoln.
w. L. Guilford was a Sioux City man
at the Kleemann on Monday.
G. Larrabee and wife, and w. Jones
we're booked at the Kleemann on Mon
day from Elk Mountain.
+. i. Turner and C. II. Mcmahon, the
Omaha commercial r~ustlers were noted
among the guests registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday.
George Mill, and Miss Wahle were
visitors at the county seat on Monday
from Fairburn.
d. L. Garfield, II. L. Thompson and
Frank Holton were a trio of Hill City
celebrities enjoying Custer life on Tues
day.
ID. s. McDonough and John Brown
represented Deadwood in the pioneer
city on Tuesday.
j. II. Sinclair and b. Arenson Of
Minneapolis, were among the arrivals
in the city on Thursday.
d. ]. Dorsey an Omaha knight Of the
sachel, was looking after the CONNER
cial wants Of Custer merchants Oh
Tuesday.
Dr. II. ]. Churchill and A. w. Carey
were soiourning in the city on Tuesday
from Hermosa.
Mrs. August Hcidepricm of Ho
! Springs has been visiting with friends il
this city during the week.
+. w. Delicate. and wife, who have
been visiting with friends ut Lincoln
Neb., returned to their home in this
city on Tuesday morning.
Sylvester Judd, of Spokane, was il
the city on Monday, and while here
purchased a three fourths interest in tho
Spcarinc ranch adjoining his y near
Spokane.
Mrs. Joie Morley ofIIay Springs Neb.
vino for n week or more, had beenteach
ing The Custer ladies how to paint mot
their cheeks left for Hill City on
"Wednesday to instruct the ladies ofthat
place in the acquisition Of this desirable
feminine accompl shment.
Rev. 4. J. theesman went 10 Rapid
City on Tuesday to attend .he Method
list Ministerial association meetings,
which opened OF Wednesday at that
place.
l.. 6. Oschenreitcr and wife Of Web
ster, 7. II. Brown of Sioux Falls, and
w. VI. Powers, Of Yankton, ex-W Worlds
Fair commissioners came in from Dead
wood on Monday, remained over night
and took in Sylvan lake on Tuesday,
with the unparalleled beauty and
romantic grandeur Of which they were
more than delighted. They departed
for their homes, via Hot Springs, on
Tuesday evening.
Rev. II. I. Cross and son Judson, Of
York, Neb. have been soiourning in
this place and vicinity since Saturday
of last week. the former having been
engaged in the collection of mineral
specimens, and the latter in securing
specimens Of the fora of this region.
Rev. Cross was greatly interested in the
delightful region visited, and viii give
publicity to his favorable impression:
through the medium of the York
and Minneapolis parers upon hi,
return.
S. II. Fish, a well known lake captain.
accompanied by his son w. A. who i;
also a lake captain. came in Thursday
from Cleveland, Ohio, for a summe
outing with a view to recreation, and
more especially the recuperation Of the
health Of the former, who was a visitor
at this place in 1876, and did not have
to he told Of its climatic advantages
They will rusticate in the sylvan groves
surrounding the city, bask in the scenic
beauties of the lake scenery, feast upon
the balsamic air of pine clad mountains
with the necessary accomplishments, and
return to the Buckeye state r~ejuveDated
and refreshed about August LIST.