Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-08-17

Michigan.
G.. w. Johnson came in from Dead
wood on Monday and anchored at the
kleemanr.
III. Bowen was among the guests regis
tered in the city on Monday from Sid
ney, Iowa.
f. Cuthbertson the the Omaha traveller
was taking orders from Custer merchants
on Tuesday.
l.. c. Dunn the afable trade solicitor
of Council Bluffs was canyassing the city
on Tuesday.
X. c. Smith and wife Of Washington
Springs, $. d. were guests at the Klee.
mann on Saturday.
+ G. Robinson, wife and daughter,
Leona, Of Rushville, Neb., were Sunday
guests mt the Kleemann.
Mesdames Fletcher, Curran, Baty and
Shankland took the Saturday evening
train for Hot Springs for a brief visit
with friends.
Mrs. Dennis, Cashier DELEGATES mother
who has spent a few weeks visiting her
son, returned to Nebraska City on Wed.
nesday last.
Mrs. Bard, of Cheyenne, sister of the
Tubbs brothers, after a few weeks visit
ing, left on Wednesday for home. She
went via Denver.
Mrs. Joseph Francis returned early in
the week from a visit with friends in
Rapid City. She was present at the
Firemen's tournament.
r. c. Greisen and wife, Miss Maggie
and frankie Akers and William Fisher
have been enjoying camp life on Cold
Brook near Hot Springs during the past
week.
Ed l.. G%rantham and wife, who have
been visiting with relatives and friends
in Missouri for the past two months re-
turned to their home in this city on
Tuesday.
Mesdames Haskins and Beabout, Of
Hamburger, Iowa and Nebraska City, re-
spectively arrived on Wednesday morn
ing's train for a brief visit with the F..
j. Ward family.
Mrs. Frank Corey, of Rapid City,
came over on Tuesday for a weeks visit
with her brothers, the Messrs. Francis.
She was accompanied by her two young
est children
A. Bray, the genial and enterprising
T.. $. deputy marshal, came in from
Lead City Saturday and rounded up a
dozen raw witnesses to testify in the L.
s. court at Sioux Falls in the Custer tim
Der eases.
Miss Myra Scott, Of Shenandoah, Ia,
leaves on Tuesday for Chicago and after
a brief stay will return home. In COM
mon with all other tourists she is de.
lighted with our scenery and other Of
Natures etceteras. f,
A. f. Donaldson and family, consisting
Of wife, mother and sister, started on
Thursday for a few days outing. The
lake wastheir first objective point thence {
to Rapid City and elsewhere. They will
be away for a number Of days.
DIR. p. Laughammer, a prominent
mining expert of Chicago wasamong the
Tuesday arrivals in the city. He left in
the evening for the Penobscot district
| uhnrn no Snabt n fau. ,lavu ipGnaotinn
certain mining property for a foreign
mining syndicate.
Miss Lou. J. Hawkins and riece, Anna
Johnson, who have been visiting for a
portion Of the summer at the NJ. +, par
sonage, cave on next Tuesday for Iowa.
Miss II. is a teacher in the public schools
Of Oskaloosa and returns to her work in
time for the opening of the school year.
Miss Alice Richardson returned to
Lead City on Monday after an extended
visit with friends in this city. She was
accompanied on her return by Miss
Anna Abt, Of Lead, who had been visit
ing with her friend, Miss Lizzie Walsh
of this place.
Uncle J. @ Rownd returned from Hot
Springs oil Tuesday, and will enjoy
Clusters cool air for the balance Of the
summer, the guest of mis- nephew, and -,
that means us. He reports the days
rather torrid at the Springs, but the {
nights were, occasionally, so cool that
he was compelled to don a gauze night
gown. :
Gus Leftwich. of Miami, Missouri. I
president of the southwest Missouri I
Press Association, who has been visiting
the various towns Of the Hills, collecting
data for a writeup, was a visitor in the
city or Wednesday and Thursday. He
took in Sylvan lake which he pronoun-
ces the grandest and most delightful
summer resort eXtant. The CHRONICLE
is indebted to the genial gentleman for
a very pleasant call.
Miss Laura earns arrives this even
ing for her work in the county normal.
Miss Carns has spent the summer in
Chicago and other eastern points, the g
more fully perfecting herself for the S
work of teaching the primary grades. !
Her summers outing included a few
weeks visiting among eastern friends,
and a few days at Chautauqua, n. Y.
The whole tour was highly enjoyable
and profitable withal.
II. J, Demorest, Otto Newberry, Wm.
Garland, Ira Barnett, w. o. Blair, 2
Samuel Morris Theo. Shoemaker, Pat
rick Lynch and George G. Trumbull
departed On Monday evening train for
Sioux Falls, having been summoned to
appear as witnesses for, the government
in the cases of Reder, Harris and others,
held for a violation of tie timber laws,
which comes up in the U. s. court at
that place during the pending term.
Mr.. Demerest, will 60 from Sioux Falls
to Cherokee, Iowa, where he will visit