The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-06-01
PERSONALS.

ing Ketchum the past week.
Commissary Murray, of Galena,
made flying visit to Ketchum last
Tuesday. y
Geary Davis, of the Solace mine
at Vienna, has been taking in the
town during the week.
w. H. Greenhow returned Tues
day from weeks business trip to
the eastern part of the county.
William Keesler, formerly res
ident of Ketchum, but now of Butte,
Montana, is on visit to our town.
P.J. Quinn. who has lease on
some fine mining property at Bay
horse, has been visiting ketchum
the past week.
C. Kohrs, of Deer Lodge, Mon
brought in about 1900 head OF
tana, a prominent cattle owner, PAID
Ketchum a visit last Monday.
James Tullis and S. H. Hays left
Ketchum last Sunday for Clayton.
From there they expect to make a
trip to Seafoam and Sheep Noun
tain.
Jerome F. Jacobs. we are pleased
to state, has so far recovered from
his late severe illness as to be able
to be around again attending to
business.
George Osmond, general manager
of the mercantile agency of X. Z.
Dun & Co., at Salt Lake City, made
pleasant call at the KEYsToNE
Office yesterday.
w. E. Jones and L. P. Decker OF
Bingham, Utah, were in town the
fore part of the week. They came
to examine a mining claim on
Warm Springs creek.
Mrs. O. E. Pennell, Of Challis, was
a passenger by the Ketchum-Dickey
stage on Wednesday. Mrs. PEN
nell left the following day for visit
to friends in Indiana.
Miss Frances Barry left Ketchum
Wednesday for Clayton where she
expects to spend the most of the
summer with her father, who is To-
Gated at the latter place.
T. S. Ketchum, Of Colorado, ar
rived in Ketchum Wednesday. MIR
Ketchum is on a visit to Wood
River for the purpose of looking
over the mining outlook.
Frank Peed, of HALEY, deputy
assessor, has been around this week
looking up the real estate resource:
and feeling the financial pulse o
our people, with an eye for revenue
Mrs. Jake Barnes, of Clayton, &C
companied by her sister, Miss Eth
Weldon, spent few days in ketch
: UNI during the week. They lef
for a short visit to Albion, Cassi;
: county.
DE. Jones came in from Smok,
, on Wednesday. He reports tn
, road from Ketchum to the abov
:. named camp open to travel, an
the mines which are being worked
all showing we'll.
Hon. H. q. Burkhart came u
+ from Haley Tuesday and went O
S up the river towards Galena wher
n he has a number of men engage
a driving logs down the stream to hi
n saw mill at HALEY.
S CT. Johnston and his brothe
:, "A. Johnston, lately from Winon'
u Mimi, were in town on Wednesda
). on their way to Vienna. Mrs. {
u J. Johnston and family and Mr.
Z Judge Berry accompanied them an
> will remain some time at Nlenn
- John Pilmer. of Clayton, was
Q town the first of the week on
business trip. Mr.. Pilmer was tn
!, lowest bidder for building the roa
= from Slate creek to Bonanza. II
contract, no doubt will be let
him when awarded by the comml
4 sioners, which will take place c
=, q the 9Th inst.
Thomas Tague, of the firm
IS Comstock, Clark & Co., who wei
ly to Salt Lake City several weeks as
a. on account of i'll health, returne
ID home last Saturday so much II
n, proved by his trip as to be able
a. resume his duties at the store agai
g His hosts of friends arc glad to 8
ia him around once more.
Id George MCGOWAN, of Challis, W
D. in town the fore part of the wee
st Mr.. MCGOWAN received carload
short horned cattle by the train Ia
Monday, and drove them to t
range in the Salmon River vale
near Sawtooth, where he has late
or stock from the range near Chall
:; where he has had his cattle.
EN- E. P. Wilson, who lives on |
ng his ranch near Challis, came ov
cir with his own team and carrla{
ng arriving in Ketchum last Wedn'
nd nd day. He came to meet an ag
nd Uncle and Aunt, whom he was
lid pecting from Boston, Mass. Th
lie. arrived on Fridays train and start
49, at once with Mr.. Wilson for
home, where they expect to ma