The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-01
PERSONALS.

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Wednesday in town on profession:
business.
Pete Weber, the livery man 6
HALEY, spent Thanksgiving day il
5 Ketchum.
Art. Smith, of the Alturas hote
HALEY, paid Ketchum a visit las
Saturday.
Ben. Kohler came over from Riy
erside last Monday to take a loo,
at Ketchum.
!. John E. Burch, of the Pacific Elk
press Company, spent Tuesday ant
Wednesday in town.
! A. ]. Smith, of the Summit Toll
House, on the Ketchum & Challi.
road, was in town Monday.
/ George Warren, now of HALEY
was in town yesterday shakin,
hands with old acquaintance.
Lark Richardson, of HALEY, anc
agent for the Salt Lake Brewing
Co., spent yesterday in Ketchum. !,
! Lew Erskine came over from
Clayton on Tuesday. Mr.. Erskine
will spend some time in Ketchum
Capt. Ludlow, foreman of the
| North Star mine, accompanied by
his wife, visited Ketchum last Mon
day.
J. W. Dawson and w. H. Da-
vison, of the Pride of Idaho mine,
have been visiting Ketchum during
the week.
Geo. H. Johnson, proprietor of the
ketchum sampling works, leaves on
to-day's train on an extended visit
to Massachusetts.
S. H. Hayes family arrived on
Wednesdays train from Montana.
Mr.. Hayes and family have taken
up their residence in Ketchum.
Pete Sheriff, for the past three
years Jim Judges aid-de-camp at
the Palace hotel, leaves to-day for
Clayton under an engagement for
the winter.
George Rhodes, representing Au-
erbach d Bro, of Salt Lake City,
spent Thanksgiving day in Ketch-
UNI, and made pleasant call at the
KEYSTONE office.
Emil Kleupfer came over from
Bonanza Wednesday and left on
Thursdays train for Eureka, Ne
vada, where he expects to remain
during the winter.
Bill Loucks, the Burleigh drill
foreman in the Ella mine at Clay
ton, arrived in Ketchum Tuesday.
He spent Thanksgiving day with
his mother at Bellevue.
VIM. Nelson, wife and daughter,
were passengers on Kilcup & Hofi-
mans stage from Challas last Mon
day. They left the following day
for Josephene county, Oregon.
D. NJ. Gray, representing the
Philadelphia Smelling and Refining
Company, at Pueblo, Colorado, was
in town the fore part of the week |
on business connected with his
company.
Ed. Pinney, formerly in the en-
ploy of the Idaho Forwarding Com
pany, arrived in Ketchum Tuesday
asst. Mr.. Pinney is now located at
Clayton as chief clerk for A. J.
Crook & Co.
James Hickey, foreman of the
Silver King mine at Sawtooth spent
/ few days in town this week. It
S his first visit to Ketchum since
assuming charge of that mine, over
our months ago.
Alex. Pfeiffer, prominent bust
less man of Bonanza, Custer county,
'ame in on the Ketchum & Challis
tage Wednesday and left on Thurs
lays train to spend the winter with
lis family at San Jose, Cal.
II. F. Stewart and family leave
n to-day's train to spend the win
err in Philadelphia. their former
lome. Mr.. Stewart has until re-
emily been foreman of the Phila-
elphia smelters at this place for
everal years past.
Sam. A. Clemens came over from
layton last Tuesday, and has been 8
pending the week with his many
'iends in Ketchum. He is now in s
usiness at Clayton, and returns
ONE to-day. After SO long a res 8
lence with US it reminded us Of q
Id times to see Sans genial and
milling countenance once more. /
NJ. L. Moody, who has been in a
he employ of the Gooding Bros. !
n the last five or six years, left on
train for his OLE home in I
exas, taking with him his little t
aughter Lille, who goes to Salt $
AXE to spend the winter. Mark q
armed that he had fallen heir to a a
ortion of an estate, and has gone :
ack to "dig it up" It is to be e
oped that Marks portion" may 0
1T prove to be like the portion of c
man found floating down the u
yer, II