The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-08-14

the Palace.
Mrs. A. McIver, of Shoshone, is
a guest at the Baxter Hotel.
H. S. Steward came up from
HALEY on Sunday to visit friends.
Hon. Geo. B. Baldwin is in from
Sheep Mountain district.
G. w. Moore, of Boise, was at
the Springs last Wednesday.
Sam. Bergman of Germania Basin
was in Ketchum during the week.
Mrs. II. B. Schweitzer of Bellevue
is here visiting Mrs. l.. Schweitzer.
County Commissioner T. w. Gil
lette is expected home to-day from
San Francisco.
Joseph Byars, a we'll known cat
tie man of Bruneau was in KetQhum
last Tuesday.
Thomas Tague, one of the own
ers of the Carrie Leonard property,
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. C. T. Burnside, of Shoshone,
who has been visiting Ketchum,
returned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gowan of Vienna is
visiting Ketchum, making her home
at brother Baxter's hOstelry.
Rev. G.. Richie has returned from
his western trip and glad enough to
be once more in his mountain home
Will Glenn of the Weiser Leader
and the Nasty Of that burg, paid
Ketchum visit during the week.
Mrs. Mary A. Richie and son
and Master Clancy NJ. Lewis arrived
from Big Rock, Iowa, last Monday.
Frank w. Smith, associate editor
of the San Francisco Mining and
Scientific Press, was in town during
the week.
M. Kuhn, representing the we'll
known house of Kiesel d Co., ar
rived in town Thursday and left
for Challis yesterday.
Major Rose of Salt Lake City,
father of Mrs. I. +. Clohecy, is Wis
iting Kctchem accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Anna.
The two Georges, Murdoch and
Osborne, returned home Thursday
from a pleasant jaunt through the
Sawtooth country.
Dave Wood of the Excelsior mine
arrived here Thursday en- route to
Portland. He will return in about
one month.
w. H. Stevens, a former disciple
of the cart preventative" but now
a jolly rancher at Toponis, drifted
into town during the week.
Miss Annie Abv, niece Of T. +
Clohecy, arrived during the early
part of the week from New Orleans
and will make ketchum her home
Mrs. Archie McLane and Mrs
VIM. Mohler, the better halves o
two popular u. Z. conductors, are
rusticating at the Guyer Springs.
The Misses Anna, Laura ant
Alice Moore returned to Boise OF
Thursday. The young ladies have
been at the Springs for some time
Mrs. l. /. Lewis and Mrs. Horace
Lewis of Ketchum were anon!
those present at the Jenny June
reception at Portland, last week.
Henry Weston, Secretary of TIN
Senate Mining Company, arrived
from New York city, Monday. ant
left for the mine at Galena the fol
lowing day.
Special Agent A. S. Caldwell, wh'
has been confined to his room il
Boise by severe attack of sickness
has so far recovered as to appea
on the streets.
John NJ. Cannady, Auditor an
Recorder of Alturas county, accom-
panied by Charley Stevenson, mad
us an "old-time" call last Sunday
The family of General passenge
Agent Morse, of the Union Pacifi
Railway, Omaha, are contemplating
a trip to Wood River, to remain
two or three weeks.
| Mrs. Louis Schweitzer and chill
dren and Mrs. l.. d. Bunce returne'
last Monday from a visit to the cit
of the Saints and Louie is CORES
pondingly happy.
Robert Anderson of Eagle Roc
passed through town during tn
early part of the week, on his wa
to visit mining property at Galen
i'm which ne is interested.
J. B. Reiff left yesterday 70
Chicago and other points east. Tn
object of his trip is concernin
mining matters, and, If consum
mated, will prove of great benefi
to Ketchum. He will return HON
about September LIST.
c. C. Stevenson of Boise City wa
in Ketchum last Sunday. He
engaged in gathering material for
history of Idaho, and we prcdit
an interesting work when Charlie
completes his allotted task. Havin
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