The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-28

John Burns and Thomas Reet
of SawtOoth are in town.
John Gowan and wife of vienn,
are guests at the Baxter hotel.
Nick Sullivan and wife of Boulder
mountain were in town this week.
H. Kaiser, of HALEY, and Nick
Millich left on Thursday for Bay
horse.
Geo. w. Titus, who has beer
prospecting on Warm Spring creek
is in ketchum.
j. II. Mcpherson and wife, OF
ShOshone, are guests ut the Ho,
Springs Hotel.
Mrs. Ed. Williams returned home
on Monday from a pleasant trip to
Galena and the Lakes.
Mrs. II. c. Mckenzie has gone
to Minneapolis and will make that
place her permanent residence.
Hon. Homer Stull of Shoshone
has gone to Omaha for the purpose
of bringing his family to Idaho.
G. w. Cranston, of Champagne
creek, was in town Wednesday and
gave a good report of that locality.
The Railway News says: A petit
ton is being circulated to keep
Conductor Mohler on the Branch.
w. L. Rider, conductor on the
Branch, is again at his post, after
a pleasant vacation spent in Cali
fOrnia.
Mrs. G. w. Griffin and children
leave to-day for New York City
where they intend to permanently
reside.
The family of Rudolph Messerly
arrived from Pennsylvania on Mon
day and are now established in their
Ketchum home.
Miss Kate Tague arrived last
Tuesday from Fulton, Missouri for
the purpose of paying a visit to her
brother, Mr.. Thomas Tague.
]. II: Beatty, Esq, of Haley, one
of the Revision Commissioners, is
at Boise City on business connected
with the revision of Idaho laws.
Ezra Baird, the newly appointed
U. S. Marshal, arrived in Boise
City last Saturday. His family will
join him the first of next month.
Hon. John HALEY while Ell route
home was taken i'll and on reaching
Boise was unable to receive visitors
calling upon him. At last accounts
he was reported convalescent.
George j. Lewis, formerly of the
KEYSTONE, is packing up for Butte.
He and Doc Hoyer have got the
drug store in boxes and they will
shake the dust Of the Wood River
country from their sandals in a
few days.
jolly Hugh McCrum, of the we'll
known liquor house of Sroufe d
San Francisco, was in
town during the week. He left for
Challis, Wednesday, on a business
trip and will return next week.
Hon. Steve Dempsey, an old resi-
dent of Boise county, was in town
Wednesday, OIL his return from Og-
len, where he had been attending
a meeting of the Grand Lodge of I
A. o. U. w. We acknowledge a
pleasant call from him.
p. Schwartz has returned from
ais picnic to the Lakes and Saw
Doth. He intended to remain a
while longer but some one men,
Toned his name for County Treas
lrer and he returned home to deny |
he allegation and defy the alligator.
c. II. Clay, of the Inter-Idaho,
passed through town on Thursday
rom Sawtooth. He left home
recreation and pleasure,
md found 1t in nursing a fever tor
our days, and severe cold the
of the time.
On last Thursday evening re-
'eption was rendered to Bishop
futile and wife, at Salt Lake city,
" the st. Marks and st. Pauls
societies, of that place. The rev.
rend gentleman and his estimable
wife will leave in a few days for st.
.ouis, their future home, where
Bishop futile assumes the bishop
ic of the State Of Missouri.