Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-23
personal Mention.

c. c. Mulloy was in the city on Satur-
day from A lance, Neb.
X. c. Leonard was q visitor in the
city on Saturday from Lincoln.
G. B. Keen was a guest at the klee-
mann on Wednesday from Chicago.
y. j. Scott was a business caller in the
city on Wednesday from Dead wood.
w. S. Mari, the Omaha trade r%ustler,
was taking orders in the city on We'd
day.
Mrs. George Beardshear, of Black
Hawk, was q visitor in the city on We'd
nesday.
S. NJ. Houghton came in from Dead
wood on Tuesday to call upon his Custer
patrons.
w. G.. Porter left on the Monday
evening train for Omaha on a business
mission.
H. S. Graves, of the u. s. Geological
survey, was a guest at the Kleemann on
Monday.
]. K. E~ggenberger, Of Buffalo Gap.
was in the city Saturday on q business
mission.
A. P. Howe. of Crawford, Neb., was a
Tuesday transient in the city on busl-
ness bent.
II. lie Clair and j. Reynolds. Of Lead,
were sojourning In the city the latter
part of last week.
j. w. Turner and T. T. Fonda were q
brace of Chicago travellers rustling trade
in the city on Saturday,
Mrs. L. AltafFer. of Lead, was looking
bitter business affairs in this place on
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Lincoln left on Wednesday for
Newcastle, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter.
Miss Lena Senger and Clara Grimes,
of Rapid City, were among the guests at
the Kleemann on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna and her two sisters,
the Misses Funkhauser, took the We'd
nesnay evening train for Chicago and
other eastern points for a visit with re.
latives and frier.ds.
Isaac Downing, a well known Key.
stone miner, came in Saturday on bust.
ness and pleasure combined, and was
given a friendly greeting by his numer.
Gus Custer acquaintances.
Mrs. c. s. Denny left on the Monday
evening passenger for Webster, S. d.,
for an extended visit with her parents,
which her numerous Custer friends
hope she may enjoy to the full.
w. F. Hanley, cashier Of the First
National bank of this place, returned on
the Thursday morning train from the
eastern part of The state, where he has
been for the past sixty days, looking
after important business for the bank.
4 Mesdames c. w. Pitcher, J. McFad.
den, Il. S. Lewis and j. Clark departed
on the Monday morning train for Lead
to attend the district convention Of the
Order Eastern Star, which convened at
that place on Tuesday for a two days
session.
A. L.. Kern, of Milwaukee, who is one
OF the company that recently purchased
the Drummer group Of gold claims, west
of this city, came in the latter part of
last week and spent several days in the
district examining his holdings and adj
b. r. Wood returned on the Sunday
morning train from a brief visit at Hot
Springs, where his wife had been taking
medical treatment during the three
weeks previous. who, having almost re.
covered from her ailment, returned
with him to her home in this city.
w. s. Wampler, the jeweler, boarded
the east bound train yesterday for
Craig, Missouri, with a view to the re.
moyal of his family snd household
effects to this place, where he has de-
cided to engage in the j~ewelry business
upon a more elaborate scale than he has
hitherto attempted in this city. He
expects to return about Nov. 1st, with a
full stock Of choice goods in his line. Mr..
Wampler was accompanied by Miss
Maggie Akers. of this place, whose pur-
pose is to remain indefinitely with re-
lative residing near st. Joseph,