Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-02-27
Personal Mentlon.

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trance to the cave.-Republican.
Personal Mention.
James Shirley was a Sunday visitor in
the city from Omaha.
G. w. Willet came in Thursday on
business from Redfern.
L. {. Eller, of Buffalo Gap, was taking
in Custer sights on Monday.
Geo. Trimble had business in the city
on Monday from Edgemont.
r. G. Barman was at the Kleemann
on Saturday from Deadwood.
L. w. Perkins, of Baskerville, was So
journing in the city on Monday.
w. }. Soper came in Saturday from
Elk Mountain on business bent.
j. &. bort, of Lincoln, was a business
caller in the city on Wednesday.
J. b. Gray, Of Minneapolis, was a
guest at the Kleemann on Tuesday.
w. A. Preston was doing business in
the city on Saturday from Lincoln.
B. NJ. Harvey was among the Monday
visitors in the city from New York.
c. +. Lawton autographed at the
Kleemann on Monday from Chicago.
Ernest Banett was registered at the
Klcemann on Thursday from New York.
q. F. Packard, of Renwick, Iowa, was
among the Tuesday arrivals in the city.
A. +. French was a guest registered at
the Vienna OIL Saturday from Hastings,
Neb.
S. d. Moberly, Of Deadwood, was
among the Sunday guests at the Klee-
mann
j. +. Reddick, q prominent Hermosa
1stockman. was a guest at the Vienna on
Saturday.
VIM. Hoffman and J. B. Calvert were
a brace of Leadites at the Vienna on
Saturday.
j. NJ. Shoop was registered Mt the
Vienna on Tuesday from Newcastle,
Wyoming.
l.. g. Dunn, the Council Bluffs trav.
eler, was calling upon his Custer patrons
on Monday.
c. J.. Sprague and Mrs. A. II. Gay
were guests at the Vienna on Thursday
from Pringle
Frank Bender was looking after bust
ness matters in the city on Monday
from Hermosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Drew visited
their daughter, Mrs. Kelley, at Elk
Mountain last week.
Little Rae McFadden returned on
Monday from a weeks visit with rela.
tives at Hemingford, Neb.
w. NJ. Fuller and c. A. Carlson were
Omaha travellers calling upon Custer
merchants on Wednesday.
J. c. Spencer, the well known propri-
etor of Sylvan lake, was among the
Tuesday arrivals in the city.
d. b. MIDGET and l.. Goldsmith were
a brace OF st. Joe trade r~ustlers doing
business in the city on Monday.
f. G. Johnson and Frank Hebert
came in from their mines near Orgyille
on Saturday ON a business mission.
Miss Cora Weir returned on the
Thursday morning train from an ex.
tended visit with relatives in the state
of Washington.
l.. w. Marble, the photographer, has
been ~sojourning in the city since We'd
nesday, having completed the work of
taking scenic views at Sylvan LAKE.. in
which he has been engaged for several
months.
w. +. Wells returned from Balmoral,
the Ragged Top metropolis, on Tuesday,
where he has been engaged for some
time in the barber business. He will
remain with his family for some time
before returning to Ragged Top
Mrs. Henry Monheim and children.
of Lead, came in Tuesday, and will visit
with relatives and friends in this place I
uuriLg the absence of Mr.. Monheim
now in the east purchasing a spring
stock Of merchandise for his popular
business house at Lead.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. HungerfJrd re-
turned the latter part of last week to
their home in this place after an alb.
sence of several weeks. MIR. Hunger
ford was seeking relief in Deadwood
from an attack Of lung trouble, but
found little if any relief, and Mrs. Ii.
visited in the meantime with relatives
and friends at Keystone.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F, Elliott departed on
the Wednesday evening train for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in eastern cities, and for the
further purpose Of attending the in.
auguration OF President elect Mckinley.
They expect an enjoyable visit, and will
doubtless realize their expectations,
which will be in strict accord with the
wishes of their numerous friends.
The Yankton. Gazette says: "The
close Of the senatorial contest is fringed
with one dark cloud. Mr.. Palmer, him