The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-06
PERSONALS.

wednesday.
i w. H. Greenhow returned las
| Wednesday from a weeks trip tt
the Hub mine at Era.
! Ed. Bassett and B. F. Beagle, O
North Fork of Wood river, spen,
the Fourth in Ketchum.
| N. NJ. Ruick has moved from
HALEY and will hereafter be found
at Bellevue, Logan county.
Joe johnson, a we'll known mine,
on Wood River, left last Monday
for the Salmon river country.
W. G. Lane has again resumed
the duties of conductor on the
Wood River branch railroad.
Charles Swanson and Erick An
derson, Of the independence mine,
Spent independence Day in town.
| Harkley H. Runyan. of Boise
City, and son of John H. Runyan,
OF ketchum, arrived by the train
on Thursday.
]. w. and w. H. Dawson returned
yesterday from a three weeks pros
pecting tour to the Lost River
mining region.
Robert Wheeling came down from
the West Fork mines last Wednes-
day to join in the celebration of the
national holiday.
W. G. Steely, who is engaged at
the North Star concentrating works
at East Fork, spent the Fourth with
his family in Ketchum.
H. L. Richardson, Fred. King,
Milt Mourning, Fred. Fulford and
Joe Perkins, of Boyle mountain,
spent the Fourth in Ketchum.
Theo. Hage, Tom Branan, James
Quinn and S. Larcason, from the
Parker mine, took in the celebra-
ton at the Guyer Hot Springs.
+. A. Johnson and George Lyle,
of Atlanta, came in on the Sawtooth
stage last Tuesday and left the fol-
lowing day for Butte, Montana.
J. F. Gray, of Chicago, arrived in
Ketchum last Saturday. Mr.. Gray
is interested with Sam Houston in
some mining property on Trail
creek.
Mrs. P. Mcmahon, who has been.
in Salt Lake for several months,
returned home by last Mondays
train. Proxy" is consequently
happy.
I. D. Bellinger, assessor and tax
collector, came up from Haley on
Tuesday, and left the following day
for Sawtooth and Vienna on official
business.
o. B. Kelly, who has been engi-
neer at the North Star mine for the
last nine months, has given up his
position, and William Keesler has
taken his place.
John ". Dunlap, Griff. Thomas,
Louie Gregory and Nick. Hickey,
all of the Elkhorn hamlet, partici-
pated in the festivities at the Guyer
Hot Springs on the Fourth.
Thomas Fenton, who has been
for some time at the Star of Hope
mine, in the Lost River district, re-
turned to Ketchum las, Tuesday
looking as hale and hearty as ever.
c. S. Venable left last Wednes-
day on visit to Clayton for a few
days. There must be some unusual
at Clayton to induce Sid
to take this long journey through |
the broiling heat of the sun.
John Mccain, John McQuillin,
George Casley, David Jones, Ed.
James and several others whose
names the reporter could not get,
from the North Star mine, were
celebrating in Ketchum on the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Johnson
arrived on Wednesdays train and
went Immediately out to the Guyer
Hot Springs. Mrs. Johnson is d.
rect from the East, and Mr.. John
'on had been down as far as Poca-
clio to meet her.
w. B. c. Allen. editor and pro-
orietor of the Shoshone State Jour
nal, and one of the delegates to the
constitutional convention, was a
guest at the Guyer Hot Springs last
Tuesday. Mr.. Allen left on We'd
lesday to attend the convention
which assembled at Boise City on
he Fourth of July.
John H. Miley returned last Sat-
lrday from six weeks prospect
ng trip to the Seafoam and Sheep
mountain mining districts. John
brought in some apparently rich
IRE, but upon having it tested, it
lid not pan out as we'll as he ex-
,ected, and now he contents him
elf with the old saying that "all is
lot gold that glitters.
Hon. Willis Sweet, United States
district attorney for Idaho, and del
gate to the constitutional conven-
ion from Latah county, accompa-
lied by his family, arrived in Ketch-
I'm last Tuesday. Mr.. Sweet left
or Boise City on Wednesday. His
amily will no doubt remain at the
springs during the session of the
w. H. Casio and Thomas Covert
'assed through Ketchum last We'd
leadaY on their WaY To Snldiar