Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-06-15
Personal Mention.

Ladies' shoes half soled for only 81
cents at Lakes.
p. 0. Dryer came Tuesday on bust
ness from Lead City.
new coat of paint adorns T. W
Delicate's new cottage.
j. b. Wood registered at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Lincoln.
Mrs. c. Doty WAS n Sunday guest a
the Kleeinann from Hot Springs.
August Samson had business in the
city on Tuesday from Buffalo Gap.
George Kleemann broke bread at the
kleemann on Monday from Omaha.
S. w. Johnson was quartered at the
Kleemann on Saturday from st. Joe.
Mrs. Ezra Davis and children arc
suffering from an attack of Tonsilitis.
A. j. Lamb was among the guests re-
g~istered at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
DIR. o. Fisher was called TO Hill City
on Tuesday on professional business
o. L. Stuart was sojourning in the city
on Wednesday from Grand Rapids,
Mich.
L J. Robinson, the Is. & NJ. engineer,
arrived in the city on Wednesday from
Lincoln.
w. A. Nelson, Of Grand Junction, Colo
ro1n had rnn,n1 M thn Ll,ap, n,
Wednesday.
A. A. Spohn and Adolph Kurz were
Chicago drummers rustling trade in the
city OF Saturday.
DR.. d. w. Flick and w. o. Temple
were noted among the Tuesday arrivals
in the city from Rapid.
Gus Butler was busy taking orders
for boots and shoes in the city on We'd
nesday in the interest Of a Milwaukee
firm.
J. McKirahan and son Emmett. OF
Buffalo Gap were in the city on Thurs
day, enroute to Spearfish to attend the
re-urion.
D.. w. Webster returned Tuesday
from all extended visit with relatives
and friends at Saugerties, New York,
and Chicago.
Rev. G.. NJ. Boswell, went to Hill City
on Friday to attend the funeral of the
child of John Driver. He returned on
the evening train.
Fred Heidepriem and daughter Mile
were visiting for a few days during this
week with Mr.. HIS brother August and
family at Hot Springs.
f. II. Flynn came in Monday from
Keystone for a brief visit with his fami-
ly. He departed on Tucsd ay for Dead
wood on a business mission.
The special services at the NJ. f.
church under those able leaders, Rev.
Chalfee and wife, are blessed by large
congregations and good interest.
w. A. White returned TO Custer from
Center Point, Iowa, on Thursday to re-
main. He has since been busy shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
Mesdames Mahanna and Lee Of Free
mont Nebr., who have been soiournine
at Hot Springs, were visiting on Tuesday
with Mrs. J. F. Smith of this place.
n. s. Tubbs and family after a months
s%ojourn in Wyoming which combin d
business and pleasure, returned last
Saturday. MIR. Tubs returned to the
sheep ranch on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Cochran, accompanied by
her little daughter, jessie, was visiting
a few days with her husband, near
Rockford, this week, where he Is en-
gagged in profitable mining opera
lions.
MARRIED:--On Sunday afternoon, June
9th, 1898, Mr.. Guy REDrR and Miss
MARGARET CHILsoN, Rev. Il. M. Bos-
well officiating.
The aboye happy event occurred at
the home ofthe brides parents, in the
presence of the families and a few iu.
vi:ed friends of these worthy young
people. At the close Of the
the party partook of light refreshments.
The happy couple went at once to the
coy homo which had been furnished
for them. Many friends unite with the
CHRONICLE in wishing them prosperity.
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