Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-06-06
Personal Mention.

personal Mention.
II. /. Kingsley, was at the Kleemann
on Thursday from Racine, Wis.
w. r. Hall was among the Monday
arrivals in the city from st. Louis.
q l.. Thorp registered at the Klee-
mann on Thursday from New York.
I. w. VanGilder was doing business
in the city on Tuesday from Chicago.
II. b. Plummer was registered at the
Kleemann on Saturday from New York.
X. w. Foster, q man from Manka,o,
was a guest at the Kleemsnn on Tues.
day.
c. G. Somers was among the Saturday
guests at the Klesmann from Norfolk
Neb.
! J. W~estphaling was soliciting trade in
the city on Tuesday in the interest OF
Omaha.
Dr.. II. +. Rate came in from Hill City
or Saturday on professional and mining
business.
w. NJ. Cox, a business man Of Rapid
City, had rooms at the Kleemann on
Tuesday.
j {. Spencer was an arrival in the
city on the Thursday evening train
from Deadwood.
S. NJ. Houghton, every body knows
him, was among the Tuesday business
callers in the city.
+. A. Clark was among the business
callers in the city on Saturday from
Lawrence, Kansas.
A. c. Bingham was a MinnesRns
man noted among the numerous Satur-
day arrivals in the city.
I. j.. Cunningham, the genial timer
ant trade rus,ler Of Lincoln, was a sun
day guest at tie Kleemann.
}. 1. Evans, a practical optician of
Lead, was in the city during the early
part of the week on professional bust
ness.
p. ii. Bertschie, a we'll known Pen
nington county mining man, came in
Saturday from Sheridan on important
business.
j. w. Flanders, the enterprising agent
for Ayres Sarsaparilla, was noted among
the guests registered at the Kleemann
on Saturday.
A. ID. Clark, the affable manager OF
the Cheyenne Canyon coal company,
was among the over.Sunday guests at
the Kleemann.
p. +. Mcmahon, the genial and pro.
icient principal of the Hill City schools,
WAS a visitor in the city on Saturday on
a business mission.
Mr.. Russell, father of Mrs. Chris
Wilkinson, for some months = resident
Of Custer, left on Tuesday for Mitchell,
Nebr.. for a visit of indefinite length.
DR.. w. A. Clayton, a well known Oma.
ha specialist, has been engaged during
the week in the treatment ofdivers citi-
zens of this place afflicted with hernia.
DR.. j. b. Cheney, a former resident OF
Hot Springs who has been residing at
Edgemcnt since last fall, died at that
place, of Brisht's disease on Saturday
last. His remains were taken TO Du-
buque. Ia, for burial.
ii. NJ. Hanaford. advance agent for
the Remenyi concerts, was iISaAe city
on Saturday arranging the preliminary u
for aha- en~e-~~~~-s A-.--M-
the evening OF July 4th. r{l
Ii. l. Bond, resident agent for
Est ey and other standard pianos, re
Gently sold TO the Sylvan Lake compan,
two elegant pianos. one ~ which haI
been placed in the hotel, and the othe.
in the dancing pavilion at that popula,
and charming summer resort.
Mrs. j. c. Sanders returned on Mon
day from an extended visit with rel
atives and friends in ~Jerseyville, III.
in response to a telegram a~nnouncin.
the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs
r. o. Burton, who is now much improv
ed, a fact which her Ter friend
will be greatly pleased to learn.
Ed L. Grantham departed the lattel
part Of last week for Stansbuiy, Miss
ouri, accompanied by his sister. who
recently completed a term as teacher o
the Evergreen school a few miles south
OF this place. The former will return
in a few days with his wife, who ha
been making an extended visit Will
friends at Stansbury, and the latter will
return to Custer later on when she haI
completed what she expects to be
most enjoyable visit with her relatiyei
and friends in the state named.
Memorial Day