Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-08-03
Personal Mention.

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mann on Saturday from st Joe.
]. Leonhardt was a Deadwood man
doing business in the city or Monday.
C. f. Zimmerman, of Iroquois, 5. ID.
was viewing Custer sights on Tuesday.
+. Cuthbertson, of Omaha, was busy
soliciting trade in the city on Tuesday.
{. +. Pierce was a registered guest at
the Kleemann on Tuesday from st.
Paul.
q. II. Britton was pleasantly quartered
the Kleemann on Tuesday from Kan
sas City.
DIR. II +. Rate was noted among the
Monday arrivals in the city from Key
4. j. Lamb and G. L. Thorp made
Custer a business call on Monday from
Lincoln.
n. s. Harding and wife had rooms at
the Kleemann on Monday from Ne
braska City.
O. /. Tucker and r. F. Bacon were
business callers in the city OH Saturday
from Omaha.
G. F. Filley, Jr., of st. Louis, is now
numbered among the guess at the Syl
van lake hotel.
Titus Corkhill, the examining Inspect
or, came in from Central on Tuesday on
mining business.
Hon. lob. Castor, of Lincoln, chief
right-of.wa agent for the b. & NJ, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Chambers Kellar and f. s. Kelley
were transacting business in the city on
Saturday from Hot Springs.
Oscar Silver, the Lead City clothier'
was shaking hands with his numerous
Custer friends on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Walsh and little nephew,
Arthur Monheim, joined the Monheim
family at the Springs on Sunday.
lie Grand Cotton of Canastota, New
York, was among the guests registered
at the Kleemann on Wednesday.
r. $. Douglas and j. w. Doreman
were among the guests registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday from New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kimble, Mrs u.
W. McFadden and Miss Emma Worth
were Custer visitors at Sylvan lake on
Friday.
Miss Emma Worth, who enjoyed Kus-
tiers Kool Klimate during part of her
vacation, left Saturday for her home al
Lincoln.
State Treasurer Phillips passed through
this place on the Tuesday north bound
passenger en- route to DeadwoOd from
the yellow stone National Park.
c. l.. Smith and two children were
among those who took in the Wood
mems picnic at the Springs. The chill
dren remained for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. Summeryille. wife and five. child
rem of st. Louis came in Wednesday
morning from Hot Springs, and vent to
Sylvan lake for a months rest and re-
creation.
NJ. ]. Bailey and family, Rev. G. NJ.
Boswell and family, Miss Lou Hawkins
and Rev. f. w. Murill form the jolly
party who are camping near Sylvan
lake.
Mrs. Laura Hand and children re-
turned Monday from Il visit with friends
in Lead, and will leave Sunday for an
extended stay with relatives in Lexing.
ton, Ill.
Mrs. G.. J. Ernst, wife of B. & NJ. Land
Commissioner Ernst of Lincoln came in
Wednesday, returning home On FRIDAY
with her daughter who had been a visit
or in the city fer the past six weeks.
Mrs. Bertha Wood went down the
road Sunday to meet her mother who
has been visiting for some time with re
latives and friends t Ewing, Nebraska
They returned on the Tuesday NOR ninl
train.
S. j. Alexander of Lincoln, Nebraska,
State Agent of the German American
Insurance Company of, of New York,
came in Thursday TO adjust the loss in
cured by his company in the late fire il
this city.
Hugo Knecht, of Spring creek, il
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. o. r
Ebey, of this place, during the absenc,
Of her husband, who is in attendance a
the bedside of his sick mother in Wor
c%ester, Illinois.
Chas. Chiniquy, a pioneer print o
Deadwood, stopped off between thu
Woodman excursion trains OH Tuesday
to take In the sights in Custer, includ
ing the axle grease factory. He noted
numerous changes in the place since his
last visit several years ago.
G.. NJ. Crounse, lie Grand Coulton and
NJ. C. Clock, of New York, accompanied
by w. j. Thornby, and old friend OIL
those gentlemen, passed through on the
train Tuesday, en- route for the north
ern Hills, where they will spend some
time viewing the mines and mills o.
that auriferous region.
Among the guests from abroad who
spent the sabbath at Sylvan lake, We
note: Mrs. J. w. and Edmund Trow,
of Lincoln, Mrs. f. w. Gleason, of Pine
Ridge; Mrs. o. s. Fender, of Sioux Falls
b. P. Dague and wife, of Deadwood
Mrs. DIR. ID. II. Law, of Dixon ILL.,, ant
Mesdames J. G. Bard and E. j. Chur
chill, of Cheyenne. Wyo.