Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-09-18
Personal Mention,

MISS Ruin Mlller lS visiting frlend6
near Hermosa.
S. Ainslie was business visitor to
Hot Springs Monday.
Mrs. T. w. Delicate attended the State
Fair, at Huron, this week.
Fred Julian made a business trip to
the northern Hills Monday.
Phil. Gehring helped swell the crowd
at the State Fair, at Huron.
NJ. j. Bailey's family have returned
from an extensive western trip.
B. B. Mallory went down to his home
stead Saturday to remain awhile.
T. W. Delicate made brief business
trip to Hot Springs Saturday night.
Miss Irene burst was a north-bound
passenger for Belle Fourche, yesterday.
Miss Lucinda Stevens and sister Lilly,
visited friends out on Custer Park. Sun.
day.
E. Horner made business trip to
Rapid City, returning home Wednes-
day.
Miss Mary Heumphreus is visiting
the schools over on Elk Mountain this
week.
Mrs. E. c. Davis is visiting this week
with Mrs. Miller, near the Saginaw
camp.
Miss Mary Campbell of the Ideal
camp was greeting friends in Custer
Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Hayes went down to
Minnekahta Monday, to spend awhile
with her parents.
Mrs. d. w. Webster and Mrs. NJ. L.
Sanders visited Thursday with Mrs.
Rogers in Oreville.
Mrs. Fred Julian and daughter, Gla-
dys, spent few days shopping in Dead
wood, the first of the week.
A. Burnham, contractor from Dead
wood, was hustling for business in
Custer the first of the week.
Mrs. A. J. Jones and son, Mark de-
parted for Seattle. Monday night, to
view the Alaska Yukon Exposition.
Elwin Palmer, who went to Oregon
about year ago, returned to Custer
Thursday, with his wife and mother.
F. B. Wixon and wife of Minnekaht ia,
spent a few days visiting with his
brother, w. B. and wife. returning home
Monday night.
Misses Irene Miner and and Ada Eric
son, who have been visiting friends in
Custer, returned to their homes in Hill
City Thursday.
Forest Supervisor Kelleter was a
north-bound passenger Monday morn
ing, having been here on business mat
ters for several days.
Miss Hazel Bailey left Monday for
University Place, near Lincoln, Neb., to
attend school at Wesleyan University,
where she attended last year.
DR.. Geo. Conover and Harry Hardy
of indianapolis, Ind, who have been
visiting the Ideal camp the past ten
days left for home Thursday night.
John F. Murphy of Rapid City, who
f irst arrived in Custer in 1875, and help
ed lay out the city, has been in town a
few days looking over old landmarks.
Chas. Anderson, for the past few years
assayer at the Saginaw mine, with his
wife departed Monday night for Auburn,
Neb., his former home, where they will
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Dunham are enter.
tanning as guests at their home this
week their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Smith
of Custer, and Miss Winnifred Aber.
nethy of Weeping Water, Neb.-Spear'
fish Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mri. Hiram Dunn of New
York, who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Willis for the past month
left Thursday night for Edgemont, to
visit their son, Fred Dunn, of the Fall
River County Bank.
Judge Kinkaid of O'Neill, Neb., whe
is spending the week at Sylvan Lake
made the CHHoNIcLE a social call while
in the city. Through the Kinkaid law
he has becomS great bensfactor 10 the