The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-07
PERSONALS.

Visit TO Ketchum this week.
Robert Wheeling, of the West
Fork mine, was in town last Tues.
day.
Rev. George Richie and family
returned from their camping ex-
curslon last Thursday evening.
Theo. Hage, of the Quaker City
mine, in Elkhorn gulch, was look
ing around Ketchum last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Nelson Weaver and child, of
Galena, came down from that place
on Tuesday and returned the fol-
lowing day.
H. J. Jaquish, of Bayhorse, was
on business trip to Ketchum dur
ing the week. He returned home
last Wednesday.
j. 0. Swift, superintendent of the
Carrie Leonard mine, at Smoky,
passed through Ketchum lastThurs-
day on his way to Haley.
J. M Goodwin, solicitor for the
Salt Lake Tribune, passed through
Ketchum en- route to the Salmon
River country, last Monday.
John Ward, of Haley, made a
pleasant call at the KEYSTONE office
yesterday. Mr.. Ward was on his
way home from a trip to Clayton.
Hon. D. L. Bailey, of Caldwell,
who has been visiting the Salmon
River country, returned Thursday
night by the Ketchum and Clayton
stage.
James Brannan, who went on a
visit to his home in Pennsylvania
some weeks ago, returned to Ketch-
UNI last Tuesday and left the same
day for Clayton.
A. ]. Dow, of Clayton, who has
been on a visit of few weeks to
st. Louis and Salt Lake City, ar
rived in town last Saturday and left
for his home on Monday.
Charles Swanson, of the INDIE
pendence mine, came in Wednesday
suffering from an attack of rheuma-
tism, and has gone to the Guyer
Hot Springs to take the baths.
Prot. A. A. Hard, of Colorado,
arrived in ketchum last Monday.
Prof. Hard made an examination
of the Baltimore mine on Tuesday,
and left the same day for Denver.
Con Sullivan, wife and two chill
dren, of Clayton, after spending a
few days in town, left for their home
on Thursday. Mr.. Sullivan is the
proprietor of the Hot Springs near
| Clayton.
Leo Little and wife, of Salt Lake
City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Je-
rome Jacobs of Ketchum. Mrs.
Little is sister of Mrs. Jacobs and
Mr.. Little is a son of the late Mayor
Little of Salt Lake.
Griffith Thomas and Louie Greg
DRY, of the Elkhorn mine, were in
town the fore part of the week.
They report good progress with
their tunnel, and are hopeful OF
getting THAR after awhile.
NJ. r. Evans and wife, of Salt
Lake City, who have been spending
a few days at the Guyer Hot Springs,
left on Wednesdays train for their
home. Mr.. Evans is member OF
the we'll known hardware firm OF
Gillette & Evans, of Ketchum.
Mrs. Delano, who has been spend
ing a couple of months with her
brother, George NJ. Snow and his
family, left last Thursday for Salt
Lake where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Parker, after which she expects
to return to her home in New Jersey.
J. NJ. Shaw and Challs Spear, OF
the Ten Brooke mine, Boyle Noun
tain, were in town last Tuesday.
Messrs. Shaw & Spear, together
with Jerome Jacobs, have lease on
the above named mine. They speak
very encouragingly of their pros
poets.
Eugene Howe and Ed. Flanagan
were down from Boyle Mountain
last Tuesday. Mr.. Howe reports
late and new development on their
Niagara mine, which is very prom
Using and OF a higher grade of ore
than has heretofore been taken
from the min9.
Darius Newland, formerly a we'll
known citizen of Ketchum, but now
a resident Of Challis, is visiting
friends and acquaintance in this
place. Mr.. Newland was one of the
discoveries and locators of the Sill
yer Star mine at Smoky, now the
property of the P. & l. Company.
Charley Wright, an old-time pros
pector of the Sawtooth range, was
in Ketchum the first part of the
week, and left on Thursday for Lo-
gan mountain, or what is known as
the Alton mining district, Idaho
county, to represent some fine min
ing property he owns in that district
Charles F. Blake, of Ottumwa
Iowa, President Of the Iowa Ma
tional Bank Of that place, accom-
panied by w. H. Bowman, went up
last Wednesday to Galena to exam.
inc the Nabob mine. They returned
Thursday, and we understand that
Ar Rlako was we'll pleased with the