The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-07-21
PERSONALS.


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PERSONALS.
Pat Furey Was up yesterday from
Bellevue.
Milton Pinney was up from Hal.
ley Thursday.
Mr.. Jos. Perkins has returned
from Seafoam.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Griffith went up
to Smoky yesterday.
Major VIM. Hyndman returned
from Portland Monday.
J. ]. Taylor started east, to Iowa
and Chicago, last Monday.
Lewis Baker has gone to the
Bluebird mine at Sawtooth.
John Pilmer returned from trip
to Germania Basin Thursday.
Hank Richardson and William
Thompson returned to Seafoam
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Pratt. of Bellevue, Wis
tied the Rev. and Mrs. Richie Sun
day and Monday.
J. F. Gray, J. w. Bloomfield and
J. w. Major, of Chicago, are guests
at the Baxter hotel.
Mr.. A. w. Comstock is improv-
ing in health very rapidly and will
soon be up and around.
Judge Morgan, who was here on
brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Snow, returned south Tuesday.
D. M. w. Johnson departed for
Montana Thursday, where he is in
terested in some valuable placer
mines.
DR.. J. H. Roney, of Challis,
passed through here en- route to
KANSAS City, Missouri, last Wed
nesday.
w. s. Dunniway, son of Mrs
A. S. Dunniwav, the Pacific coast
champion of Woman's rights, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. T. w. Gillette has been alb
sent during the week in attendance
at a session of the county commits
sioners at HALEY.
H. Crohm, Portland Geo. Bailey,
Eureka, and NJ. C. Martin, of Saw
tooth, were among the arrivals OF
the week at Baxter's.
T. w. Gillette and Joseph Pink.
ham were the delegates from Ketch-
UNI to the republican county com
tnittee in Haley Saturday last.
Geo. Kempton, who took in J
D. Woods merino bucks to Challis
last spring, has returned to Ketch
UNI and is in the employ of the K
F. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Belnap, O
Indianapolis, Indiana. stopped Al
the Baxter hotel a day or two pre-
vious to starting for Challis on thu
18th.
Supt. w. G. Gates, of the Pride
of Idaho mine, gave the KEYSTONE
a very pleasant call yesterday anc
reported satisfactory progress with
his new charge.
NJ. J. KING and l. Schwartz left
for tereounty Sunday last witt
a four-horse load of fruits, produce
and merchandise, which they will
disDose of and return.
Mrs. T. E. Clohecy expects t.
leave Ketchum next week to joir
her husband at Ellensburg, w. T.
where Mr.. Clohecy is at presen
making his headquarters.
Benz. Harris returned Wednes'
day from a trip to Pine Grove, anc
reports that camp dull at present
although with a fair prospect o
picking up in the near future.
Mrs. Judge Morgan and daugh
ter, Grace, Of Oxford, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. /. N. Bassett, of Aleda, Hi
nois, were the guests of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Geo. M. Snow during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett returned cas-
yesterday and Mrs. Morgan ane
daughter will remain another week
Senator Dolphs bill granting to tn
town Of Moscow, Idaho territory. hal
section of land for cemetery purposes ha
been reported favorable to the Senat
from the committee on public lands
Mirror.
It would not be bad idea to exten'
the provisions of that bill to the town
along Wood River. All their cemeterie
are 10 disgraceful condition. Even tn
land in which the forgotten dead sleep
is, in some cases, claimed by hostile par
ties. Better lonely graveon the noun
tain side under the signing pines than ii
one of these neglected lots of the tow
dead.-lnter Idaho, July Is.
Not "all," neighbor. Ketchun
has an incorporated cemetery asso
citation, owning patented ground
finely situated. neatly fenced, Will
large double iron gates, all kept il
perfect order-public too-and FREE
to all.
Unpqua and Yamhill
Such are the titles of two fertile sec
tions Of Oregon, which are illustrates
and described in the July number OF IN
Wex Shore, for the benefit Of the thoas
ands who are contcmp plating making thei
homes in that region of big crops an