The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-11-27
PERSONALS.

SOME UHyS, 10 ACCOSCI1AlS.
Col. CREIGHTON of Haley was in
town on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. w. E. Peck is slowly re-
covering from her late sickness.
Phil. Scadden of the North Star
mine was in town during the week.
Mrs. J. V. Easley is seriously i'll
with an attack of neuralgia of the
heart.
George A. Mccormick, the Belle
vue banker, is visiting at Salt Lake
city.
Hosea Eastman of Boise City is
at San Francisco taking in the
races.
J. P. Clough Of Lemhi county is
being spoken of as speaker of the
house.
w. II. Johnson, a former lawyer
of Bellevue, is seriously i'll at He.
lena, Montana.
Miss Jessie Snyder of Shoshone
who has been visiting ketchum
returned home Monday.
Louis Schweitzer and wife were
among those attending the ball at
Bellevue on Thursday night.
w. b. Childs, superintendent OF
the Solace mine. at Vienna. left
during the week for California.
p. Schwartz, who has been under
the weather the past week, is once
more able to attend to business.
Col. Russell, formerly Of the
Wood River Times, has secured 9
position on the Butte City Miner
Mrs. w. III. Greenhow has re-
turned home from HALEY, where
she has been visiting her parents
J. II. Wickersham has been srg
gested by the Owyhee Avalanche as
very proper man as Chief ClerI
of the Council.
Conductor Mohler is once more
on the Wood River run. Mr.. Rider
the regular conductor, has gone tt
Portland on visit.
John Pilmer, Ed. Pinney, George
Osborn, Prof. Griswold and Franz
Stone took in the ball at HALEY OF
Thanksgiving night.
G. McPheters has recovered from
his injuries sufficient to once NOR
appear on the streets. lie VII
soon be as well as ever.
Z. A. Mccullough, superintend
ent of the Senate mine, at Galena
left for New York city on Monday
where he will pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Black am
Mrs. Thorpe, mother of Mrs. Black
were the guests of T. w. Gillett
and wife on Thanksgiving day.
Geo. J. Lewis has sold out hi
\ drug business in Butte, Montana
and has accepted a position as cit
editor of the daily Inter-Mountair
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Cleek were j
town during the week purchasin
supplies for the winter. They WI
reside at the Catherine mine, Ba'
sett guleh, during the winter.
Henry Hoyer and gentlema
named Doe have purchased tn
drug store of Geo. Lewis, at Butte
Montana, and removed the same I
Philipsburg, a new camp in thi
territory.
On Thanksgiving day, at Helena
J, Major r. c. Walker, retired arm
, officer, and Miss Lizzie Whelan
Ohio were married. The first Wi
of Major Walker was the sister
: James G. Blaine.
? DR.. Dewitt has returned frol
= Vienna. where he has been passin
: most of the summer rusticating an
having a good time generally. II
expects to leave soon for Denv'
5 and the east to pass the winter.
Wesley Clark, superintendent
: the Ontario group of mines. is
receipt of telegram from Captal
e Movie, now engaged in mining Q
E Lake Superior, offering him a pos
t;on which he has accepted. i
will leave next week.
! Mr.. T. w. Buzzo, a well know
: : mining man, was in town durir
the early part of the week. He
:. interested in a mine on the go
!, Belt" and speaks very encou
agingly of the future of that Sc
ton. He will spend the winter
r Salt Lake city.
: Send your orders for winter a
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