The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-05-05
PERSONALS.
Prof. Whitley of the county-sea
ruo g IN fnwn Sunday

Prof. Whitley of the county-seat
was in town Sunday.
Pacific Express Agent Burch was
in town Tuesday, on his usual cir
cult.
Chas. T. Davis, the ex-merchant
of Smoky, put in an appearance
Tuesday.
P. J. NOLAN, formerly connected
with the Haley theater, visited US
yesterday.
Geo. Philbrick, Geo. Bohnett and
w. C. Purdey, of the upper country,
came down Tuesday.
Nick Hickey, who has been recu-
perating at the springs for the past
week, is again in town.
Judge Hays is sick at Boise and
may be unable to attend the May
term of court in Haley.
Chas. Heaston and family have
arrived from Utah and will live in
Ketchum during the summer.
Gen. Winters and w. G.. Gates
have returned from the lower coun-
try and are registered at the Palace.
The Rev. J. w. Maxwell, of Hal
ley, held the usual monthly divine
services in the NJ. E. Church last
Sunday.
Charles Sutherland and family,
formerly of Challis, have located
in Ketchun, which they will make
their future home.
Hank Richardson has severed
his connection with the Keystone
tunnel contract and gone to the
Sheep mountain district.
VIM. James, a miner who has
been employed at the North Star
mine, left Yesterday for brief visit
to his home in England.
Charley Thompson, the we'll
known stage driver, has returned
to Ketchum and is now on the
Ketchum and Challis line.
H. D. Juquish spent Sunday with
US on his way from Bayhorse to
Boise to attend the meeting of the
republican territorial convention.
Ben kohler of Riverside came to
the city Monday to have DR.. Lewis
amputate the fourth finger of his
left hand. 1t had been frozen and
was diseased.
Mr.. A. J. Crook, of the Clayton
firm of A. J. Crook & Co., came
over in a private conveyance and
spent several days of the week with
us, returning Wednesday.
Harry Cullum, a we'll known
miner of Galena, took his departure
Wednesday for the Kootenai coun-
try, in northern Idaho, on a pros
pecting trip.
Mr.. J. G.. Morrison of the mining
and milling firm Of Morrison q
Pearsons, of Bonanza, returned
from five months cruise Monday
and remained with us several days
prior to his departure for the mines.
Messrs. Westerholm and Yung-
stein, two tappers who have been
employed at the P. & /. furnaces
for several years past, will leave
Ketchum to-day to accept an en-
gagement made by telegraph with
the Portland Reduction Works.
Thomas Tague, who has so grace
fully officiated as dry-goods clerk
in the establishment of Comstock
& Clark for the past few months,
has gone on prospecting trip to
the Sheep mountain country. Ar
thur Brownlow has been empl oyed
by the firm to fill his place.
Griff Thomas and Ike Bravin, of
the keystone tunnel crew, fell in
upon us Wednesday. Ike is a jolly
lad and can sing a blithesome ditty
or dance the double shuttle to the
queens taste. The boys came in
to celebrate Arbor-day, but, as it
will be seen, were slightly off their
reckoning.
Bert Jones, formerly of the KEY
STONE office and late lessee of the
Inter- Idaho, has severed his con-
nection with that journal and gone
to Idaho City, his old home, to work
on the Semi Weekly World. The
Inter-Idaho will be continued un-
der the management Of Messrs.
Fulcomer & Terrence, the remain
ing two lessees.
The Verdict Unanimous.
w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind
testifies: II can recommend Electric Bit