The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-07

Miss Sadie Lane, of Bellevue, is
a guest at the Baxter Hotel.

Ocleg1to HALEY 1s expected nome
some time during the month.
Mrs. V. Blackinger Of Bellevue il
a guest at the Hot Springs hotel.
Probate Judge H. c. Street is in
town renewing old acquaintance.
ship.
Judge Gibbons, who makes spe.
cialty of Kentucky hardware" is
at the Palace hotel.
Major Hyndman left yesterday
Oh cunning expedition in the dl
rection of Riverside.
Mrs. Mohler, wife of the urbant
conductor ON the Branch, is stop
ping at Guyer Hot Springs.
Thomas Lavell left on Tuesday
for Butte City, Montana. lie vii
be absent about two weeks.
R. Z. Strahorn Of the /. q O. l.. |
Co., was in town the early part o.
the week accompanied by his wife
| w. J. Hill, formerly of the Ava
lanche. but now living in Salinas
Cal, is a candidate for State Sen
atorial honors.
Mr.. T. L. Gillette and Mrs. Crit
fifth arrived safely in San Francisco
and and are now enjoying the sights
of great city.
P. w. Spencer and SON Of Sho
shone, and NJ. II. Coffin and wife o.
HALEY left Portland on the 18th
ult for San Francisco.
Mrs. l. /. Lewis and daughter
in-law, of Ketchum. are in Portland
en- route to San Francisco on trip
of business and pleasure.
"Jack" Campbell was in town
Wednesday. lie has his eyes or
the shrievalty of the county and is
kept busy talking to the boys.
Mrs. Ben Kohler of Riverside left
for home yesterday accompanied by
her mother, who has been very IL
at Franklin for some time past.
Patsey Kinney, the popular ticket
puncher on the Short Line, with
headquarters at Shoshone,is viewing
the political horizon of ketchum.
Assistant Superintendent c. l.
Leslie, of the U. p. r. r., came
over the Branch in his special cal
last Saturday and spent Sunday ii
our midst.
G. w. Lamson, formerly operator
at the Deer Lodge office, has beer
transferred to Ketchum, vice 0. 0
Calderhead, resigned. lie is nov
at the depot.
Jas. Moriarty, for many year:
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent at Idaho
City, has been appointed Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector TO
Idaho district, succeeding r. w
Berry.
Maj. NJ. A. Kur'z, representing
the Union Pacific Co, is travelling
through Idaho in the interest o
and preparatory to the organization
of an immigration bureau for thi:
Territory.
Deputy Sheriff Dow Rowles. o
Challis, returned home yesterday
He came to meet his wife and chill
dren. who have been on an ex
tended visit in the Eastern States
and arrived here a day or two ago
Fred. Sherman, the well-knowi
manipulation of dough " in Haley
made hasty visit to ketchun
Wednesday night. II is rumoreC
that he would be willing to serve tn
"dear peeps" in an official capacity
Hon. John S. Gray of Boise Cit,
was in town during the week visit
ing friends and enjoying the pur
atmosphere of Ketchum. Mrs. Gray
who has been in ill-health for SOM
time, is now in Santa Rosa, Cal
and her health has improved sine
her arrival there.
Edward Harding. Of Philadel
phia, brother of Harry, Of the Me
tropolitan corner, was among tn
arrivals by Fridays train. Nh
Harding occupies a responsible po
sition with a Pennsylvania rail
road, and is now off on pleasur
trip.
County Commissioner Georg
Kohclepp has gone to Germanl
Basin for the purpose of examlnln
the road recently constructed t
that place. He is giving a grea
deal of personal attention to roa'
matters and is proving himself
valuable and efficient officer of tn
county in this regard.
The lawn party given at the RESI-
dence of Z. G. Coffin at HALEY, las
Wednesday night, proved a yer
pleasant affair. Ketchum was we
represented, w. II. Greenhow an
wife. Miss Coral Morgan, Miss Lilli
Pinkham, 81. Calderhead and job
Rumsey being among the guests.
DIR. Mckay of HALEY arrived
town yesterday on his way to Ga
lena, where his professional service
had been summoned. Before reach
ing his destination, however, mes
.4nxtaJ Kim with IN