Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-04-16
Personal MenlIon.

Personal Mention.
Victor Schofeld was in the city on
Saturday from Deadwood.
Albert Taylor was at the Kleemann
on Saturday from Otis, S. d.
Charles Coglan was among the Satur
day arrivals in the city from New York.
A. d. Smith was a Sunday guest at
the Kleenann from Fremont, Nebraska.
G.. +. Hatfield was a trahsient visitor
in this place on Thursday from Sioux
City.
Ed. Cuthbertson, the Omaha traveller
was among the Thursday busy visitors
in the city.
l.. c Johnson and wife left yesterday
for a few days visit with relatives at
Buffalo Gap.
II. &. Judson and w. L. McAdam
were in the city Saturday on business
from Pringle.
w. G. Barnhart returned on Thurs
day from an extended visit with his
brother in Spearfsh.
j. c. Spencer, proprietor Of Sylvan
lake, was among the Saturday business
visitors in the city.
S. T. Mellish, Of Buffalo Gap, was
looking after business matters in the
county seat on Monday.
III. Reinbold, the well known Omaha
mining man, was noted among the Mon
day arrivals in the city.
j.. ID. Poorman, Of Omaha, was So
iourning in the city on Wednesday with
rooms at the Kleemann.
j. w. Turner, a Chicago salesman,
was noted among the over Sunday
guests at the Kleemann.
Miss Clara Albien returned to Spear
fish on Saturday to resume her studies
at the State Normal School
II. l.. Birney was among the tran.
silent guests registered at the Kleemann
on Saturday from Grand Island.
DR.. X. w. Calkins will depart for
Rapid City on Monday morning, and
will be absent until next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Schenk returned
on the Sunday evening train from a
brief visit in Sheridan and Hill City.
A. NJ. Willard, who was visiting for
some time with his family in this place,
returned TO the northern Hills on Sun
day.
T.. w. Speed Of South Omaha, late of
Hill City came i'm Sunday from the latter
place where he is making a brief bust
ness visit.
Ed. Towns, the artble representative
Of the Sioux City Journal Publishing
house, was among the Monday transit
ents in the city.
+. =. Williams, of Hill City, was a
visitor IN the city yesterday, coming in
on the morning train from 4 business
visit at Hot Springs.
William Rosenbaum left for Hot
Springs on Saturday, where he will test
the merits of hot water in the cure of
his rheumatic trouble.
L. X Williams, J. G. Puety, q. b.
Keen and s. n. Watson were a quartette
Of Chicago itinerant statesmen, soliciting
trade orders in the city on Tuesday.
A. d. Clark, OF Iowa Falls, was a pas.
senger on the down train Saturday, and
dropped off for u few days sojourn on
business and pleasure in the Pioneer
city.
Il. V. Garlock returned on Monday
from Lead, accompanied by his wife
and son, who had been visiting for a
few days with Mrs. Garlock's sist er,
Mrs. Monheim.
Mesdames Hagerman and Green came
in from Hill City on Tuesday to attend
the marriage of the daughter of the
latter, a mention Of which appears else
where in this issue.
w. CT. Porter took the Sunday evening
train for Sioux Falls for attendance at a
term Of the u. $. court which convened
in that place on the 18th inst. He will
be absent about two weeks.
Wallace Smith returned on Tuesday
from a four days s%ojourn at Redfern. a
station up the road, going on a mission
Of business or love, we are not prepared
to say which but probably the latter.
Rev. w. ii Austin, late pastor Of the
Baptist church in this place and NJ. ii
Taylor departed on Monday for Seattle,
Washington, with a view to seeking a
permanent location somewhere in that
great and growing state.
A little boy asked for a bottle of "get