Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-02-06
Personal Mensaon.

mioo Dcho rnNlipB Is VISITING frlend6
in Hill City.
Ed. B. Davis of Bakeryille, was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Scott spent Sunday
at the Vestal ranch.
]. H. Gale of Rapid City, was Sun
day visitor in our town.
II. A. Gibson of Spearfsh, was Wis
itor In our town Monday.
Ed. Hazeltins was in the city Tuesday
on his return from keystone.
P. H. Patterson of Omaha, was guest
at the White House Tuesday.
Nat. W. Sherman Of Edgemont, spent
q few days in Custer this week.
J. H. McKean of Deadwood, was reg.
islered at the White House Tuesday.
r. Graft of Deadwood, was talking
cigars to our merchants, Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Smith of Deadwood. was reg
istered at the Kleemann Wednesday.
L. s. Gull of Hot Springs, was trans
acting legal business in Custer yesterday.
Mrs. Hamilton of New Castle, Wyo.,
was guest at the Kleemann Thursday.
w. r. skiff of St. Paul, arrived in the
city Wednesday on business mission.
Col. ]. F. Baker of Hermosa, is visit
ing ]. R. Cruson and family, this week.
Mrs. VIM. Fox and daughter, went up
to Lead Saturday, to visit friends few
days.
r. M. Peabody q Hermosa citizen,
was business visitor in our town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Lou Hayes of Dewey, was IN
the city yesterday upon an important
mission.
s. Reich, q commercial traveller from
Denver, WAS soliciting orders in our city
Tuesday.
Rev. Lucas and wife went out to ".
T. Cooper's last Tuesday and returned
Thursday.
The Saginaw camp was represented
on our streets Wednesday by Henry
Engstrom.
Mrs. George Phillips and daughter
Belle, visited relatives in Deadwood
last week.
6. Hoelscher, q German lawyer from
Philip, S. D., was registered at the Kles-
mann Tuesday.
e. A. Jones, a knight of the grip from
st. Louis, was interviewing our mer-
chants Monday.
Otis was we'll represented in Custer
Tuesday by J. A. Fay, Frank Springer
and Henry Clason.
Walter Scott a Buffalo Gap citizen,
was transacting business in our burg the
forepart of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Fox returned Tuesday night
from the Northern Hills, where she had
been visiting relatives.
George M. Kimbell Of Vermillion,
placed his autograph upon the Klee-
mann register "Wednesday.
J. T. Elliott arrived in Custer Wednes-
day, from St. Joe, Mo-, to visit with his
daughter, Mrs. George Clark.
commissioner Clason and wife started
for Oklahoma last Monday to visit rela-
tiVes for two or three months.
Ed. Martin was meandering around
our streets Tuesday. He is night clerk
at the Conway house in Hill City.
Mrs. Henry Mahnke, who has been
visiting OLD neighbors here, returned to
her home in Clifton, Wyo., Monday.
Father Heinzmann returned this
morning from Carlton, Wis, where he
had been called to attend the funeral tf
his aunt.
Mrs. Geo. Phillips and her grand
daughter Eva, returned home the first
of the week from visit with relatives
in the Northern Hills.
ED Pyne was the happiest man in
Custer county yesterday, upon arrival
of his wife and children from several
months sojourn in England.
Wesley Hovey, former resident of
this county, is visiting relatives here
this week. He is a brother to Mrs. Al.
Daniels, whom he visited in the hospital
at Hot Springs.