Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1909-07-03
Personal Mention.

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/, Personal Mention.
| Ed Grant was up from Pringle Mon
day.
Miss Fannie McAdam returned home
| Wednesday.
| Standish Smith has returned from his
western trip.
Mrs. E. L. Grantham went up to Dead
wood Monday.
Steve Ainslie made business trip to
Nahant Tuesday.
Mrs. E. c. Dayis returned from Hill
City Tuesday night.
VIM. Sienecke made business trip to
Deadwood the FIRST of the week.
Miss Wilson of Newcastle, Wyo., was
the guest of Mrs. E. A. Chambers last
week.
The CHRONICLE was pleased to see
Judge Feay upon the streets again We'd
nesday.
Mrs, E. A. Dixon and daughter have
gone to Seibert, Colo., to spend the sum-
mer months.
Nick Rattler left Tuesday for Rapid
City. He will go from there to the
Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Chas. Phillips and her daughter,
Georgia; haye gone to Edgemont to
spend the 4th.
Mrs. G! C. Hacker and two children
went to Hot Springs Tuesday night to
spend the 4th. .
F. o. Perrin and wife Of Hanna, Wis
tied over Sunday in Custer, with his
brother, C. E. Perrin.
Chas. Phillips went down to Edge.
mont Sunday night. He ls holding
cases" on the Express.
Otto Menger came down from Hill
City on business trip Wednesday, re-
turning home Thursday.
Miss Millie Heidepriem and her
brother, Eric, have gone to Boulder
Colo, on recreation trip.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bennett and daughter,
Wynne, came down from Mystic to wit
ness the celebration today.
Charles and George Gorgas, twin
brothers, from Minneapolis, Mimi, are
spending the 4th in Custer.
Earl Neumann and wife drove down
from the Mariposa camp Tuesday, that
they might be at home the 4th.
Chas. Edgerton, one of the prominent
stockmen in the vicinity of Fairburn,
was county seat visitor Monday.
Mrs. P. H, Roach and daughter, Miss
Marguerite Guesford, of Keystone, were
among the Sunday visitors to Sylvan
Lake.
Thursday Mrs. John Wells received a
message stating her sister was seriously
i'll, at Gillette, Wyo. She left that night
for Gillette.
Miss Marguerite McDermott, who has
homestead in Stanley county, is visit.
ing her mother at Orsville, and will
spend tile 4th in Custer.
Geo. Rsver returned Thursday from
Allegheny; Calf, where he has sold his
interest in the Happy Jack Mine, men
toned elsewhete in this paper.
D. McGonigal arrived from Custer, s.
d., yesterday evening. He is on bis
way to Allegheny on mining business. -
Nevada City (Calif.) Daily Transcript.
Mrs. A. b. Clark, Jr., of Fallon, New. ;
arrived in Custer Tuesday, to spend a
few months with her mother-in.law
Mrs. A. D. Clark, ON Montgomery Ave!
L. W. Hitch, who has been over to
Keystone for several months, returned
home Thursday night. He and John
McEadden will be the clowns in today's
celebration:
Miss Pomeroy, who taught at Kalli!
spell, Mont, the past winter, spent few
days in Custer the guest of her old
schoolmate, Miss Lois Able. She de-
parted Tuesday night for her home in
Holton, Kas.
Mrs. Harlan Mattson of Breckinridgey
Mimi, and Mrs. E. w. Stewart and
children, of Alliance, Neb., are visiting
in Custer with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Redmon. Mrs! Mattson and Mrs
Stewart, are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Redmon.
| W.. Longmiore and son of Pittsburg,'
Pa, arrived in Custer Thursday morning.
Mr.. Longmore is the purchasing agent
for the Westinghouse Electric and Man.
ufacturing Company. He is looking over
the properties here and will probably
remain 10 days-making his head quar-.
ters at the New York Mine!