Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-09-14
Personal Mention.

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Personal Mention.
Ed Coad came in yesterday from Hill
City on a business mission.
b. b. Truett had business in the city
on Tuesday from Kansas City.
ID. NJ. Wolf was a guest at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Lincoln.
Charlie Cation, Of Hill town was
visitor in the city on Thursday.
J. A. Appleeate, of Hot Springs, made
Custer business call on Monday.
c. II. George was sojourning in the
city on Tuesday from Kearney, Neb.
N. V. Warren was guest at the Klee-
mann on Tuesday from San Francisco.
w. Il. Fletcher returned on Saturday
from fairly successful tour ofthe Hills.
c. T.. Goe:z and wife were quartered
at the Kleemann on Sunday from Sioux
City.
n. T. Burroughs Of Cherokee, Iowa,
was guest at the kleemann on Thurs
day.
A. d. Clark came in on Thursday on
business from his coal camp in Chey-
enne Canyon.
NJ. G. Fosness and wife were among
the Sunday guests at the Kleemann from
Des Moines, Iowa.
DIR. j. A. Paddock, Of Dead wood. visit
ed Custer OH Monday in response to a
professional call.
Odo Reder returned from Deadwood
on Thursday where he spent a day or
two on court business.
William Smith and T. B. Miller were
doing business at the county seat on
Wednesday from Buffalo Gap.
NJ. b. Green The Sioux City oil man
was looking after the wants of his pat
rons in the city on Wednesday.
Fred Selliek, representing a Detroit
wholesale tobacco firm, was taking or.
ders IN the city on Wednesday.
Cy Cole the well known Keystone
lumberman was noted among the pro-
minent Sunday arrivals in the city.
J. w. Hanna, has been absent in the
east during the week, on business per-
tanning to the Axle grease factory.
Attorneys, Wood & Porter returned
Thursday from Deadwood, where they
were in attendance upon U. s. district
court.
II. D. REYNOLDS took the Monday
morning train for Deadwood, where he
was called on legal business. He re-
turned in the evening.
James A. Clark, departed on the Sat.
urday evening train. for Chicago, on
business connected with his mining
inte. SITS in the Southern Hills.
DR.. F. VI. Emrick and wife. OF Rapid
City. came in Tuesday. accompanied by
W. ID. Emrick and and wife of German
town. Ohio, and had rooms at the Klee-
mann.
William Phelps, prominent mining
man of Chicago, came in on Monday
with view to the investigation Of the
merits of certain mining properties in
this locality.
Court Stenographer Grantham took
the Monday morning train for Deadwood
to report the Homestake timber case in
the event of its being tried at the term
of the U. S. court now being held at that
place.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Walters, came
in on Monday from Deadwood for wit
nesses in the timber cases pending in
the U. S. court at that place. He had
a basket full OF subpoena's which he
distributed around where they would
do the most good.
Mrs. Russell Thorp and son, and Miss
Mary Pease, of Edgemont, who had
been sojourning for few days at Sylvan
Lake, returned to Custer the latter part
Of last week, visited for few hours and
took tea with their friend Mrs. S. I.
Elliott, and departed by train for their
home, greatly pleased with their delight
full outing.
Mrs. Ernest Schleuning. of Rapid City,
one of the earliest lady residents of
Custer. came in Saturday, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank ]. Mcmahon, for weeks
visit with Mrs. w. f. Fletcher, and in
cidentally to take a look at the prettiest
town in the Hills, after protracted abb
sence OF eighteen years. She was de
lighted with her visit, and agreeably
surprised at the marked improvement
in the town since she left it away back
in the primitive days Of II.
The Misses Annie and Matte Holiday
who have been residing for the past two
years and half with their sister, Mrs.
=. F. Elliott of this city. departed on
Sunday evening for Arkansas City,
Kansas, where they will visit for two
or three months with their sister, Mrs.
Geo A. Howarton, when they will re-
turn to their home at Hurdland, Mo.
During their protracted stay in Custer
they made host of friend who regret
their departure, all Of whom would be
pleased to extend to them cordial well
come back, should they conclude to
make this place another visit in the
future.