The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-23
PERSONALS.

A. J. Reed, of Bellevue, was in
town last Tuesday.
Mrs. Adosha Hughes left on last
Mondays train on a visit to Rock
port, Indiana.
John Pilmer and Hank Poppy,
who spent a few days in Ketchum
last week, returned to Clayton last
Sunday.
Joseph Pinkham left Boise City
last Sunday for Washington City,
presumably to be on hand for the
4th of March business.
Mrs. VIM. H. Greenhow and
children returned home last Mon
day after brief visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrell, in Haley.
E. ]. Cowley, of the Golden Gate
livery stable, returned on Tuesday
from a trip to Clayton to which
place he had taken a load of pas
sengers.
Joe Perkins and James Lowery
left for Boyle Mountain on We'd
nesday. They 60 there to work in
the tunnel lately commenced on
the Niagara mine.
J. B. Hastings, Deputy U. S.
Mineral Surveyor, who has been in
Boise City for the last three weeks
on professional business, returned
home on Wednesday.
Ex-Judge j. L. Morgan, who has
been attending the Supreme Court
at Boise City, came over to Ketch-
UNI on Wednesday on a short visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Snow.
Billy Dawson and AL. Culp, the
solid representatives of the mining
and agricultural industries of East
Fork, were in Ketchum last We'd
nesday, laying in, as they said, their
spring supplies.
A. E. Healed, for long time a
prominent conductor in the employ
Of the Union Pacific railway sys.
tenn, paid a visit to friends and ac-
quaintances in Ketchum last Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben. Kohler and child, who
have been on a visit to friends at
Franklin, Idaho, for some time, re-
turned to Ketchum last Monday,
and left the following day for their
home at Riverside, on Lost river.
Thos. Tague left Ketchum last
Monday on a business trip to Oma-
ha. It is more than likely that
Tom will continue his journey
down the "Big Muddy" to search
for the 'girl he left behind him."
S. H. Hayes came over the range
from Clayton on the hurricane deck
of mule and landed in Ketchum
last Thursday, making the voyage
in a day and a-half. Sam reports
the coming Denver of Idaho in a
tlourishing condition.
Judge Adams and Carey Davis
returned to Sawtooth last Sunday,
after brief visit to Ketchum. They
satisfied themselves that Sawtooth
had not been thrust out in the cold
but was still in Alturas county, and
so went home satisfied.
H. H. Markley, a mining expert
of Cedar Falls, Iowa: who has been
spending a few days in Ketchum,
left on last Tuesdays train for bis
home. Mr.. Markley's visit here
was for the purpose of examining
and reporting upon the Katharine
mining property on Warm Springs
creek, in the interest of a Cleveland
Ohio, company. We understand
that he was we'll pleased with his
trip, and expects to return in about
month.
D. E. Jones, an old resident and
a well-known mining man: arrived
in Ketchum last Saturday direct
from Europe. He left here with his
wife and child about four months
ago for visit to their old home in
Wales, where Mrs. Jones presented
her husband a Christmas present
of bouncing boy. She and her
children will remain there until the
weather becomes pleasant when she
will return to Ketchum. Mr.. Jones
seemed pleased to reach this side
of the water again, and his many
friends most assuredly are glad to
extend him cordial welcome.