Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-15
Personal Mention.

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l.. N. Groves was a guest at the Klee-
mann on Saturday from Omaha.
7. Edholm was q business caller in the
city on Monday from Deadwood. !
w. F. Penfeld signed at the Klee-
mann on Wednesday from Chicago.
J. B. Johnson was a business visitor
in the city on Thursday from St. Joe.
L. Harper was costly camped at the
Klcemann on Monday from Omaha.
s. A. Lathrop and wife were Sunday
guests at the Kleemann from Rapid City.
J. f. Erskine was a Chicago man in
the city Monday on a business mission
C. NJ. Wilcox was registered at the
Kleemann on Saturday from Hot
Springs.
n. S. Harding was among the Sunday
guests at the Kleeman from Nebraska
City, Neb.
DR.. ii. +. Rate came in Saturday and
remained over Sunday a guest at the
Kleemann.
T. j. Cunningham, the Lincoln travel
err. was interviewing his Custer patrons
IN Monday.
S. B. Colby and II. II. Downes of
Minneapolis were visitors in the city on
Wednesday,
6. f. Slather was comfortably quar-
tered at the Kleemann on Wednesday
from st. Louis.
S. Shinn Jr. and J.. We~stphaling were
Omaha travellers r%ustling trade orders in
the city on Wednesday.
f. S. Howell and w. f. Vic Roy Of
Council Bluffs, were doing business in
the city on Saturday.
Norm. Atchison, of Hot Springs was
in the city on Saturday shaking hands
with bis old Custer friends.
b. ii. Aronson was among the COM
mercial travellers doing business in the
city on Monday from st. Joe.
II. G. Mason and F. w. Shaw were a
brace Of Omaha commercial men solicit
ing trade in the city on Tuesday.
II. w. Russell was noted among the
st. Paul commercial trrvelers doing
business in the city on Thursday.
G. l.. Tibbetts and +. l.. Ainsworth
were among the guests registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday from Omaha.
Mrs. c. Clifford, son and daughter
were among the guests registered at the
Kleemann on Sunday from Rapid City.
G. G. Somers, q representative citizen
of Norfolk, Nebraska was noted among
the arrivals in the city on Wednesday.
Lea Casper and wife OF Council Bluffs
were among the prominent guests re.
gistered at the Kieemann on Wednes-
day.
c.. G. Wallet, better known rs "Shirts,'
who represents one ofthe leading whole
sale SHIRT houses Of st. Louis, was dis
playing his samples in the city on Mon
day.
George Mansfield, wife and children,
of Rapid City came in Thursday to visit
for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Han
ley of this place, Mrs. Mansfield being a
sister of Mrs. II.
c. A. Wiegand of Rapid City. who,
with j. z. Williams of Chicago were
visiting Sylvan lake on Tuesday, came
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NAMED oyer until Wednesday morning
ii. w. Cation Of Rosebud Indian
agency and L. ID. Headlee ofSalem, S. d.
were a brace Of cyclists who came in
Thursday on their wheels for an outing
in the Hills. They departed yesterday
for the northern Hills via Sylvan lake.
ii. ID, Reynolds returned on Thursday
from a two weeks s%ojourn in wyoming
where he has been looking after the
legal affairs of the Wyoming Stock AS,
ISOLATION for which he is the leading at.
torney. He was accompanied on his
s~ojourn by his wife.
w. G. Porter returned on Tuesday
from q few days outing in the northern
Hills, accompanied by his wife who had
made q more extended visit with Dead
wood friends, and who was also n Of
the delighted participants in the late
successful assembly Of the Black Hills
C~hautauqua.
Mrs. +. Hove, Of Chicago w. B.
Morgan, of Omaha r. T.. Sampson and
wife, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mrs. II. NJ
Groves, Of Fremont, Neb. and Miss
Carrie l. Weir, of Monmouth Illinois
were guests at the Kleemann who de.
parted tor Sylvan lake for an outing on
Saturday morning.
d. Butterfeld. a we'll known veteran
railroad conductor, Of Belle PLANE, Ia.
departed for his home yesterday, after
a two weeks visit with his son-in.law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Smith.
lie was accompanied On his return by
his wife who had been visiting with her
daughter during the past two or three
months.
George Stabler, one Of the proprietors
of the Wonderful Wind Cave, located in
the southeastern part Of Custer county,
and noted for its innumerable and IN
terminable grand ard imposing subter-
anian chambers and its beautiful and
variegated crystalline formations came
in Sunday accompanied by his wife, for
a brief visit with Or. Il. w. Calkins. re-
siding a short distance east Of the city.
NJ. Coats, a prominent resident OF
Philadelphia, where he has been for
many years connected with the Adams
Express company, camein On the Thurs
day morning passenger, accompanied by
his wife. and will visit for a few weeks
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. Yerkes of this place. They will visit
Sylvan lake and other prominent points
Of scenic interest in the Hills before re-
turning to their remote home in the
magnificent city of brotherly love.
w. II. Stanley the genial associate