Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-06-22
Personal Mention.

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S. w. Wheelock, Of Denver, had busi-
ness in the city on Saturday.
c. T.. Green, Of st. Joe, was a business
caller in the city OF Saturday.
Dan Gallagher came in Tuesday from
Hill City on a business mission.
DR.. J. r. Spencer was a visitor in the
city on Tuesday from Hill City.
Robert Wilson was busy in the city
| on Thursday from Grand Island.
S. NJ. Houghton, of Hot Springs, was
doing business in the city on Monday.
&, L. Osmau came in Saturday from
Newcastle, and signed at the Kleemann.
A. J. Lambs familiar face was seen
/ upon our streets on Tuesday from Lin
coin.
Mrs. J. c. Sanders is visiting at Prin-
gle with her daughter. Mrs. f. o. Bur
ton.
+ G. Rust was noted among the Sun
day guests at the kleemann from Lin
coin.
WV Mayberry was a man from Bos'
ton who had business in the city on
Tuesday.
A. Hanson. of Newcastle, has been
visiting this week with L. A. Dickson Of
this place.
DR.. J. A. Paddock and John Mussel-
man Sundayed al the Kleemann from
Deadwood.
o. w. Dunn was rustling trade in the
city Oh Monday in the interest of an
Omaha firm
Mrs. +. Heidepriem and children left
for Sheridan on Tuesday for a brief visit
with relatives.
Louis Goldsmith, representing a st.
Joe Wholesale house was busy in the
city on Tuesday.
j. Norton and wife, Of Council Bluffs,
were pleasantly quartered at the Klee-
mann over Sunday.
Miss Eliza NJ. Drew, Co. Supt. of
schools, is spending a few days with her
parents at Elk Mountain.
J. w. Hanna and son Hugh. accom-
panied by their wives, spent last sun
day very pleasantly at Sylvan lake.
A. c. Lannon and NJ. Arment were q
brace Of cattle men doing business in
the city on Tuesday from White Owl.
Ell. Robinson, the well known B. &
NJ. engineer, was among the Sunday
guests at the Kleemann from Lincoln.
Miss Grace Johnesse left last week
for Keokuk, Iowa, in which vicinity she
will spend her vacation with relatives
and friends.
Denis Carrigan returned from Omaha
on Thursday, accompanied by his daugh-
ter Dollie who came home to spend her
school vacation.
o. l.. Stuart, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
spread his autograph on the Kleemann
register, and was a guest of the house
over Sunday.
j. C. Alexander, one of the promoters
of the new gold mill at Four Mile. re-
turned from a visit at Cripple Creek,
Colorado, on Monday.
Misses Fannie and Daisy Lake of
City came in on Wednesday even
ings train, and will be the guests of Miss
lima Reder at sylvan lake.
A. d. Clark made Custer q business
call from his coal camp in Cheyenne
Canyon or Tuesday, and reports the
mines in a tlourishing condition.
Mrs. d. Butcher and family, who have
been visiting for some time with rela-
tiyes in this place, returned to her
home at White Owl on Thursday.
w. C. Cubberly and son, of Four Mile,
left a few days ago for the Bad lands on
a fossil hunting expedition. Commits
sioner Ayres, of French Creek, accom-
anied them.
Jud Grant, Geo, Spangenbery, Ed l..
Drake, s. Shin, Jr. j. ii. Thompson and
II. ID. Curtis were noted among the
Omaha trade r~ustlcrs doing business in
he city on Thursday.
Col. j. T. Baker, Of Hermosa, was
visiting a portion of the week with his
old friend and comrade j. r. Cruson of
this place. The Col. took a prominent
part iii the late reunion at Spearfish,
which he pronounces the most success
full affair of the kind that ever transpir-
ed in the history of the Hills.
j. NJ. Rickei, with Fish & Hunter. the
Deadwood lumber dealers, came in
Monday on business for that firm, &C.
companied by j. f. Cbesney, manager
OF the Alderman Millinery company of
Deadwood, who was out for an outing
which was highly enjoyed in this place.
They are both genial good fellows, fine
musicians and their mastery manipula-
ton Of the cornet and tuba in onnec-
ton with the Custer band was highly
appreciated by our citizens,