Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-05-18
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
w. w. Woods was busy i'm the city on
Saturday from Lincoln.
J.P. Laffey came in Saturday from
Deadwood on legal business.
Arthur Gogel was at the Kleemanr
on Tuesday from St. Louis.
j. j. Cagney, of Lincoln, took rooms
at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
F. 8. Hamilton represented Hot
Springs in the city on Saturday.
d. NJ. Gallagher had business in the
city on Saturday from Hill town.
Cy Cole was a welcome visitor IN the
city on Saturday from Keystone.
+. Worden was among the Saturday
arrivals in the city from Chicago.
j. C. Gibson registered at the Klee.
I mann IN Monday from Lincoln.
William Chuk was doing business in
the city on Wednesday from st. Joe.
j. G. Carson was a busy Omaha bust.
ness solicitor in the city on Thursday.
&. l.. Thorp was pleasantly quartered
at the Kleemann on Tuesday from Lin
coin.
Attorney Burch came in from Hill
City on Monday on business with the
circuit court.
j. l.. Burke and Miss Spangler were
Sunday guests at the Kleemann from
Hot Springs.
j. Wasserburger and wife were guests
at the Kleemann on Saturday from
Edgemont.
ii. G. Mason and w. Mueller were
guests at the Kleemann on Wednesday
from Omaha.
c. w. Hitchcock returned on Tuesday
from IN extended visit with his family
at Ponca, Neb.
Harry De Ieray was a Deadwood
notable noted among the Thursday ar
rivals in the city.
II. T. Cady and j. s. White were
among the Sunday guests at the Klee-
mann from Omaha.
w. II. Robinson and wife came in
Wednesday from Lincoln and took
rooms at the Kleemann.
Geo. Tourtlot and wife were among
the guests registered at the Kieemann
on Tuesday from st. Joe.
p. +. Mcmahon, j. Il. Maxson and G..
a. Bartholomew were among the Tues
day arrivals in the city from Hermosa.
B. +, Louder, o. +. Livingston and J
II. Raud were Omaha trade rnstlers
doing business in the city on Monday.
j. p. Barrett and T.. NJ. Regain were
soliciting business in the city on Tues
day in the interest Of Omaha wholesale
houses.
Chambers Kellar, the Hot Springs
lawyer, was among the Tuesday arrivals
in the city who had business with the
circuit court.
w. o. Temple, William Farrar, G. B.
Bennett and John Richards were added
TO the list Of guests at the kleemann on
Monday from Rapid City.
DIR. D. w. Flick, of Rapid City, was in
the city on Monday on official business,
and incidentally shaking hands with
his Humorous old time friends.
DR.. J. w. Thompson, of St. Paul, who
has been sojourning in this city for the
past two weeks. departed for his home
at st. Paul on Wednesday evening.
]. +. Edmonds, of Deadwood, was in
the city on Monday, looking after his
insurance business, putting in his spare
time in trying to tame Tom DELEGATES
wild broncho bicycle.
/. l.. V. Lewis and +. n. Cove, of New
York, were among the Monday train ar
rivals in the city. Mr.. Lewis is interest
ed in mining operations at -Four Mile,
and will remain tire or four weeks
looking after his mining affairs.
William Allen, the Hot Springs grocer,
came in Monday from Hill City and re-
manned over until Tuesday evening TO
exchange warns and swap jokes with his
Custer friends. The CHRONICLE acknowl-
edges u pleasant call and the renewal Of
his sub.
A. W. Marsh and Mrs. J. j. Alexander
were among the Wednesday arrivals in
the city from Grand Island. Mr.. Marsh
is interested in the reduction plant now
being established at Four Mile, and
Mrs. Alexander came to join her hus-
band who is also connected with the
same enterprise.
!. A. Webb, of the b. Fl. Mining Re.
view, came in Wednesday from Dead
wood to take q look at q live town and
pick a few choice items for his popular
Isaac is good boy, well up in
journalistic accomplishments,
and we are pleased to know that his
latest venture, the Review, is proving a
gold mounted success.
James HALEY, the genial and popular
City banker, came in Tuesday on
4 business mission. The CHRONICLE
acknowledges a very pleasant call of a
half hour, which was mainly devoted to
a review Of the early history Of Custer