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

PERSONALS.
Mrs. Adosha Hughes, who has
been dangerously i'll for the last ten
days, is gradually improving.
NJ. A. Comstock, engineer at the
Silver Star mine at Smoky, has been
visiting Ketchum during the week.
Samuel E. Snow, who went to
Nebraska about five months ago,
returned to Ketchum on last Tues
days train.
Homer Bounds was called in
from the Silver Crown mine on
Thursday on account of sickness
in his family.
Nick Hickey, Of the Baltimore
mine, put in an appearance in town
on Monday, and returned to the
mine the following day.
w. H. Watt, of Haley, and one
Of the principal owners of the Par
ker group of mines, spent the day
in Ketchum last Tuesday.
James Slower and Jack Harrison,
owners of the Highland Mary mine,
on Warm Springs creek, were visit
ing Ketchum the fore part of the
week.
James Quinn, we'll known Wood
River miner, came up from HALEY
on Monday and left the following
day for the Quaker City mine, near
the Parker.
J. R, Papworth, of Clayton, ar
rived in Ketchum last Wednesday
evening and left for Salt Lake on
Thursdays train. He expects to
be absent about a month.
George w. Case and sons, of Lit
tie Wood River, were visiting Ketch-
UNI on Thursday and Friday. Mr..
Case is one of the oldest ranchers
in that section of the country.
Theodore Hague, who has lease
on the Quaker City mine, was in
town On Tuesday. He reports good
things coming to light in and
around the Quaker and the Parker.
John Lynch, who has been en-
plnyed as miner at the North Star
mine for the past two years, met
with quite a severe injury last week
in consequence Of rock caving
upon him. He has nearly recov-
cred and will soon be able to re-
sumo work again.
S. A. Jenness, we'll known resi-
dent of Ketchum, returned on Tues
days train. Mr.. Jenness has been
quite i'll 70, some timepast, and has
been stopping at Bolton Hot
Springs on Deer creek. We are
glad to know, however, that he is
gradually improving.
J. E. Davis, of Clayton, arrived
in Ketchum on Wednesday evening
via the Challis route. Mr.. Davis is
member of the firm of Giles, Da-
Wis & Co., doing business at the
first named place. He left on
Thursdays train on visit to Gin
cinnati for medical treatment, and
expects to be absent about two
months.
HI. Murdoch returned to Ketch-
UNI this week, after an extended
visit of several months in the east.
All of Harry's friends are pleased
to welcome him back to his old
stamping ground. He informs the
KEYsroNE that he will resume active
work on the, fine mining property
which he is interested in at Boulder
as early in the spring as practicable.
Postmaster E. 3. Williams left
last Saturday on short business
trip to Oregon. Mr.. Horace l..
Swift attends to the business OF
Uncle Sam, as deputy postmaster,
during Mr.. Williams absence. Mr..
Swift is fully acquainted with the
postoffice business, as he has occu-
pied several positions in the postal
service in Nevada and California.
Fred. J. Kiesel has been spend
ing few days in town during the
week. Mr.. Kiesel is one Of the
principal owners in the well known
Idaho Forwarding Company's mer-
camille business both at Ketchum
and HALEY. On Tuesday last Mr..
Kiesel received a telegram from
Ogden, Utah, informing him that
he had the day previous been NOM
mated by the Liberals as a can nd
date for Mayor of that city. The
election takes place on the 18th OF
this month, and this being Mr.
Kiesel's ''third heat" for the place,
the KEYSTONE would be pleased to
see him come out few lengths
ahead this time, and "get there"