Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-09-13
Personal Mention.

Dave Ferguson was over from Rapid
City Sunday.
Joe Korthous represented Bakefyille
in town Tuesday:
Mrs. G. Wilkinson is visiting with rel
atiyes in Wisconsin.
A. c. Overpeck, of Rapid City, was a
guest at the Kleemann Monday.
B. H. Van Zand and wife of Lead had
rooms at the Kleemann Tuesday.
John Bueter returned Sunday evening
from business tfip to Deadwood.
w. c. Morgan. of Clarendon, Texas,
was visitor in town over Sunday.
Mrs. T. B. Stanton of Mayo left We'd
nesday for visit at Penyan, N. Y.
G. w. Clark and wife of Chicago were
registered at the kleemann S-an-a~,-
Ira Hungsrford spent Saturday in the
city in the interest Of the Pioneer.Times.
Stanley Green and ii. Bolthrop of Den
yer were visitors in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Woodbury. and
daughter departed Monday evening for
the east.
Miss Clara Cruson left Saturday even
ing for a visit with relatives and friends
in Nebraska.
B. r. Wood and Ed. L. Grantham re!
turned Saturday evening from a trip to
Atkinson, Nebraska.
Mrs. r. S. Lewis and Miss Ora Feay
returned Saturday evening from visit
in the northern Hills.
Miss Anna Kimble and Miss Maggie
Richardson spent few days in the
northern Hills this week.
Attorney w. E. Benedict went down
the road Tuesday evening, having some
legal business to look after.
l.. S. Frees, representing the Cary Safe
Company of Buffalo, N. Y, was in the
city Thursday talking safes.
Miss Genevieve Kane has gone to Col
orado Springs, Colorado, where she will
take course of study in a college.
Rufus Pitcher will leave Sunday for Ra-
pid City where he will attend the State
School Of Mines during the coming year.
Special Agent E. E. Moore spent sew
eral days in this vicinity during the
week looking after Uncle Sans inter-
ests.
Mrs. NJ. S. Mackey and Miss Laura
McKirahan were guests at the Kleemann
Saturday. They registered from Buffalo
Gap.
Miss Clara Albien departed Saturday
evening for Lincoln where she will take
a course of study in the State University
of Nebraska.
Congressional game warden and special
United States marshal, G.. w. Clark of
Chicago, was guest at the Kleemann
over Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Porter, after a months
pleasant visit with relatives and friends
here, departed for her home at Aspen,
Colorado, Thursday evening.
NJ. A. Willis returned home Sunday
evening from Deadwood, where he had
been serving Uncle Sam in the capacity
as grand juror for few days.
The Misses Pearl White, Lillian Ship.
wright and Ethel Smith left Sunday
evening for Spearfish, where they will
attend the State Normal School.
Mr.. c. B. Hunt, of Rapid City, came in
the latter part of last week. He is look.
ing after the interests of the Custer Co.
Bank during Mr.. Deicate's absence:
Jacob Lummis, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
arrived in Custer Tuesday evening and
is visiting with his brother, S. G. Lum-
mis- and family. He expects to remain
about three or four weeks.
w. Schlichter and party of eastern
stockholders in the Black Hills Porce-
lain Clay and Marble company and Sagi-
nav Gold Mining company, departed for
their homes Saturday evening.
Paul Kleemann, Jr., departed Sunday
evening for Kansas City where he will
spend the next two years in st. Mary's
College acquiring an education. Hewas
accompanied by Mrs. Kleemann.
VIM. M. Alexander and family, who
have been visiting with relatives and
friends in this city for the past two
weeks, departed Monday evening for
their home in Knoble, Arkansas. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Alexander's
mother, Mrs. Marietta Smith.