Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-08-31
personal Mention.

personal Mention.
II. F. Cady was in the city on Saturday
from Omaha.
G. Fl. Hall was guest at the Klee-
mann on Thursday.
j. b. Bemis had business in the city
on Tuesday from Lincoln.
G. NJ. Sullivan was Tuesday arrival
in the city from Alliance, Neb.
NJ. j. Bailey spend Saturday in the
upper Hills. returning on Monday.
j.. ID. Ccons was sojournIng in the
city on Saturday from Minneapolis
Ed. l.. Grantham left on Friday for
Rapid on business, returning Monday.
+. G.. Rust was among the Sunday
guests at the Kleemann from Lincoln.
F. +. Smith was registered at the
kleemann on Saturday from Sioux City.
Jay Morris was a man from st. Joe
doing business in the city on Saturday.
j. w. Dixon and Joseph Kelly came
in Wednesday from Omaha, on business
bent
j. III. Gillespie was among the Tues.
dav arrivals in the city from Hot
Springs.
Henry Frawley, the Deadwood attor-
ney, was in the city Saturday on legal
business.
c. H. Merriam and wife were promi-
nent guests at the Kleemann from
Council Bluffs on Monday.
Revs. Swickard and Robinson of Hot
Springs, and Baker, of Edgemont, were
Wednesday passengers for the confer
ence at Lead.
f. f. Wright and F. 5. Ainsworth, a
brace of Omaha knights Of the grip,
were plying their vocation in the city
on Saturday.
Mrs. w. II. LaBee and Mrs. NJ. D.
Paxson left for Rapid on Monday
They tarried for brief time in Hill
Ivy W blsib WIN
Miss Theresa DUugherty, who has
been sojourning in Custer for the past
four months, returned to her home in
Alliance, Neb., on Tuesday.
On Friday, Prof and Mrs. W. A. Fer
guson left for Chicago. Custer people,
especially the teachers, speak naught
but praise of these most excellent peo-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ;. Elder, w. A..
Remer, and the Misses Marguerite and
Florence Bullock, of Leadwood, were
amonZ the Monday arrivals in the city
en- route to Sylvan lake.
After month of pleasure and re t
with relatives and friends Miss Emma
Scott departed on Friday for her home
in Shenandoah, Iowa. Her going is
regretted by all who met her.
Senator R. F. Pettigrew and son came
in from Hot Springs on Monday, took
in the Sylvan lake in the afternoon.
spent the night in the city, and departed
for Deadwood on the Tuesday morning
train.
l.. w. Marble, the Custer photogra-
pher, took the Tuesday evening train
for the Custer battle field, whittier he
goes for the pupose of taking a series oil
views Of that historic spot and its sur.
roundings.
Miss Dollie Maple departed on Tues.
day for Omaha. where she viii. resume
her studies in one of the promnen,
educational institutions of that city, in
which she has been, for the past three
years, faithful and dilligent pupil.
Hon. Robert J. Gamble and son, OF
Yankton. came in Saturday morning
made brief visit TO Sylvan lake, and
returned to Hot Springs in the evening
where he remained over night when he
left, with his wife, for Deadwood.
W. Bond, II. II. Stewart, w. r. Frink,
and the Misses Ballou and Mclean, OF
Buffalo Cup, who were enioying an
outing at Sy van lake, came in and par
ticipated in the pleasures of the dance
at the opera house on Friday night oi
last week.
W. S. Fisher, Peter Duckelow and the
Misses Mabel Smith and Maggie Akers
returned on Thursday evening from
Deadwood. where they were in attend
anee upon the annual meeting of the
Black Hills Baptist Association. They
travelled by private conveyance, and re-
port very ENJOYABLE trip, having visit
ed the great mills and mines of Lead
City. and various other points of inter
est on the great mineral belt They
returned via Castle creek where they
report raspberries in great abundance.