The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-17
PERSONALS.

Hal F. Steward, of Haley, PAID
his Ketchum friends visit Tuesday
Robert Wheeling, of the West
Fork mine, made Ketchum a visit
last Sunday.
John Condron, of Haley, was in
Ketchum last Thursday on bust.
ness flyer.
Thomas A. James, foreman of the
Silver Star mine at Smoky, was in
town during the week.
N. M. Ruick and wife of Bellevue
were in Ketchum visiting Mrs. Jas,
Slower last Wednesday.
Major A. J. Pinkham and wife
returned home from an extended
visit to Boise City, last Saturday.
F. F. Chisolm, superintendent
of the Alturas-Senate Mining Com
pany, Galena, was in Ketchum last
Tuesday on business.
John w. Dunlap, of the Elkhorn
mine, has been in Ketchum the
most of the week attending to the
sampling Of some ore.
Jacob Ottenheimer of Pine Grove
arrived in Ketchum last week, hav-
ing been sent for on account of the
serious illness of his infant son.
Nate Falk, wife and family OF
Boise City, who have been spend
ing some time at the Guyer Hot
Springs, left for their home last
Tuesday.
Frank R. Gooding and family,
accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Mont
gomery and family, left last Wed
nesday to camp for while at the
Reddish lakes.
Mrs. VIM. Mckay and daughter,
Florence, of Salt Lake City, arrived
in Ketchum last Monday, and are
guests of Mrs. McKay's sister, Mrs.
T. w. Gillette.
c. 7. Ressequie, superintendent
Nebraska division, w. r. Kelley,
Company Attorney, and their fam
lilies, arrived in Ketchum Monday
and left Tuesday.
Mike Carey, of Boyle mountain,
has been in town during the week,
attending to the sampling of lot
of ore from the Sunday mine, stu
ated on Boyle mountain.
J. P. Motherwell and A. j. Bloom
of Haley, passed through Ketchum
last Wednesday on their way to the
vicinity of Boulder, where they in
tend camping for few days.
Owen Hogle and his nephew,
James Hogle, of Salt Lake City,
who have been spending some time
at the Guyer Hot Springs, left for
their home last Wednesday.
L. Vineyard and wife, of HALEY,
came up from that burg on Mon
day last, and on Tuesday went on
to the Guyer Hot Springs, where
they expect to remain for a week
or two.
Mr.. McDermott, wife and child,
T. H. Richardson, wife and two boys,
all of Portland, who have been stay
ing at the Guyer Hot Springs for
the past month, left for Portland
last Wednesday.
Hon. Willis Sweet, U. S. District
Attorney, came in ON the train yes
terday and went on to the Guyer
Hot Springs to join his family who
have been stopping at the Springs
for the past month.
Miss Lolita Lyford, of Woodland,
California, arrived in Ketchum on
Thursday. Miss Lyford is niece
of Samuel Wilson, the mining man,
and will spend some time with her
uncle at the Guyer Hot Springs.
E. B. Tage, of Boise City, loft
Ketchum for his home last Thurs
day. Mr.. Tage has been stopping
a few days in town on business
connected with the new mail route
between Ketchum and Clayton.
VIM. Northrup and wife. of Boise
City, r. Bledsoe and wife, John
Bledsoe, R. ]. Bledsoe, the Misses
Clement and Richard Angel, of
HALEY, passed through Ketchum
last Monday on their way to the
Reddish lakes.
Henry Freidinger, an old pioneer
of Boise Basin, but more recently
of Haley, and one of the sufferers
from the late fire, made the KEY
STONE a pleasant call on Thursday
last, on his way down from the
Reddish Lake.
NJ. Duffy came in from Mineral
district near Weiser, on Wednesday
and proceeded on his way to Saw
tooth yesterday. Mr.. Duffy was
pioneer of the Sawtooth country,
and was one of the original locators
of the Silver King mine.
Hon. D. L. Bailey, of Caldwell,
arrived in Ketchum on Thursday.
Mr.. Bailey is visiting different
parts of the territory in the interest
of the Order of Odd Fellows. He
leaves, Monday, for Clayton, where
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