Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-07-13
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
p. Mitchell was in the city on Satur
day from dgemont.
III. L. Seaman, Of Omaha, Sundayed a,
the Kleemann.
Mr.. ]. II. Sharp, of Rapid City, spen,
the past week in the city.
w. b. Hogan was a Tuesday arrival
in the city from Omaha.
Andy Johnson spent a few days ir
Hot Springs this week.
@. j. Lamb was sojournine in the city
on Saturday from Lincoln.
S. Pollock of ST. Louis, was registered
at the Kleemann on Saturday.
s. T. Sears, the Hyanniss Neb. lum,
herman was a business caller in the city
on Thursday.
c. J. Woodbridge and wife were
guests at the Kleemann on Tuesday from
Beatrice Neb.
John Treber was looking after hi.
business affairs in the city on Saturday
from Deadwood.
G S. Marston was among the guests
who remained over Sunday at the Klee.
mann from Chicago.
Ed Towns, the genial Sioux City trav.
cling man, was noted among the We'd
nesday arrivals in the city.
County Treasurer Donaldson visited
Hot Springs Saturday on business, re-
manning over until Monday.
j. I. Gilmore of Deadwood has been
so~journing in the city during the past
week, looking after mining affairs.
c. T. Taylor, wife and daughter
Mabel, were among the guests noted al
the Kleemann on Saturday from Oma
ha.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Poole of Ho
Springs passed through Custer Thursda,
morning OH their way to the Guilty Sarl
mine.
R. T. Bacon, H. G. Mason and o. Dunr
and wife were among the guests regist
cred at the Kleemann on Thursday from
Omaha.
Mrs. Butterfeld, ofBelle Plaine, Iowa
came Monday to visit for a few week.
with her daughter, Mrs. j. +. Smith, o
this place.
Mrs AL Johnson and daughter, Miss
Maud, drove over from Rapid last weel
and spent a few days with Mrs. John
sons cousin, Mrs. Wilkinson.
Mrs. DR.. o. Fisher, who has bee
making an extended visit with relative
in the states of Washington and Oregon
arrived home on yesterday morning
train.
j. M. Patton, of Aberdeen, the affabl
editor of the Odd Fellow World, wa
sojourning in the city on Thursday t,
whom the CHRONICLE is indebted for
very agreeable call.
A party consisting of Professors Ly
mer and DANNY, with their wives, Rev
Boswell and family, F. j. Ward an,
wife spent Monday and Tuesday at tn,
lake. They all enjoyed the outing.
Henry Monheim, of Lead City cam,
in yesterday with his family by privat,
conveyance, and will enjoy camp lf
for a few weeks at Sylvan lake and othe
points in the vicinity Of the scenic city
of the Hills.
Joseph Major, a mica expert of Colo
rada Springs, Colorado, arrived in tn,
city on Thursday and will Investigate
the mica mines of this locality, with
view of determining their merits an,
their probable purchase.
J. N. Andrews, one Of the most genia
conductors of the B. & M. system, who's
home is at Alliance. was taking a Loo
at Custer on Saturday. He departed
fully convinced of the merits of tn
place as q gold camp having seen plent
Of dust.
Prof. and Mrs. E. E. Lymer an,
daughter, Miss Ethel, came up fror
Hot Springs on Saturday, to spend
few days visiting with Rey. Boswell an
family. The two gentlemen were cor
ference class mates, in the Des Nome
conference, years since.
Rev. Henry Cocks, Of Kansas CITY
was among the Saturday arrivals in tn
city. Rev. Cocks comes in response t
q call from the members OF the Baptis
Church Of this place to become thei
pastor. He entered upon his pastors
duties on Sunday. preaching both morr
ing and evening.
The Misses Kate and Jessie Garlocl
Of Lyons, New York, sisters Of T. ". an
A. Garlock, Of this place. were anon
the Wednesday arrivals in the city
They are both teachers in the Lyon
schools, and come here to spend thei
summer vacation with their brother
They will remain until about Sept. lst.
Prot. J. E. Todd, state geologist, cam
In Saturday from the northern Hills. I
take . passing glance at the mineral do
posits Of this section Of the Hills for tn
6rst time. He visited 8 mica mine
few miles out On Sunday, and on MOI
day tooka look 1t the mines ofFour nil,