Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-07-02
Personal Mention.

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at Hot Springs.
T. ]. Carroll made business trip to
Rapid City this week.
I. M. Donaldson was an over Sunday
visitor TO Hot Springs.
Emil Hesnard, of Keystone, was an
early morning visitor in Custer Mon
day.
Fred Heidepriem, Sr., spent few
days at Hot Springs the forepart Of the
week.
Miss Florence Hebert was the guest
Of Miss M. NJ. McDermott at Orsville
Sunday.
I. w. Herber Of the Saginaw COM
pany went to Denver on a business trip
Monday.
While in the city Miss Jennie L. Nc
Grath was the guest of Mrs. K. w. and
Faith Powell.
w. F. McAdam and wife came up
from the ranch Friday and will remain
over the Fourth.
Col. Baker of Hermosa, attended the
funeral of his late comrade, James r.
Cruson Thursday.
Miss Grace McFadden, in attendance
at the Institute, returned to Hermosa
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Houston, from Northern Georgia,
mother of the young man in Jail, ar
rived in Custer Thursday.
T. w. Delicate attended the semi.an-
nual meeting of the directors ofthe State
Bank at Hermosa, Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Newman, Ernest Fee and
wife spent Sunday at the ranch OF
Phillip Hoagland, about ten miles from
town.
Mrs. II. A. Albien, who has been with
Q daughter in the State of Washington
for the past two years, is expected home
today.
Dennis McHugh came down from
Deadwood Monday and may remain
here and work at his trade, a black
smith.
VIM. Smith, Ed. Hazeltine and B. w.
Thurston, came over Thursday from
Butfalogap in an auto, returning home
in the evening.
Mr.. Cruson and family of Miller, s.
D., arrived here Monday night, sum-
moned by the serious illness Of his broth
or, ]. r. Cruson.
Uncle Dan Wise, Of the Hothouse
ranch, was in town Wednesday. Here
ports fine rain on Squaw creek last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. X. Cowles and her guests
went down to Hot Springs Thursday
night, to remain over the Fourth. A..
K. expects to 60 down tonight.
Percy Helm and wife, of Bison, s. D.,
were the guests of Mrs. Francis Nc
Laughlin several days this week, depart
ing for home Thursday morning.
Charles Smith and Mrs. Lois Zellers,
of Springfield, Neb., brother and sister
Of Mrs. A. T. Feay, arrived few days
ago on visit to the Judge and his fam
lily.
Mrs. E. Palmer and Mrs. Alice Mosher
Of Valentine, Neb., sisters, departed for
Reed, Oregon, Thursday night to visit
relatives. Their mother will return
with them.
Mrs. Maud Humphrey, who has been
here the past few weeks, owing to the
illness of her father ]. r. Cruson, re-
turned to her home in Omaha, Neb.,
Thursday night.
A. Montgomery and wife of Pass
Creek, were early arrivals in Custer
Monday morning, bringing their daugh-
ter in to attend the Teachers Institute
in session this week.
Miss Ella Doran, who has been visit
ing her parents four miles east of Gus
ter, returned to her homestead near
Dewey, Monday. She was accompanied
by one of her sisters.
L. A. Chambers returned from Omaha
Thursday morning. Mrs. Chambers
was operated on about 10 days ago and
is still in the hospital. She is out of
danger but improving very slowly.
Mr.. W. f. Stegner and daughters,
Mabel and Eudora, departed for the
Black Hills, where they will remain for
sometime. Mrs. Stegner and daughter,
Alma, will join them in two weeks
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