The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-10-05
PERSONALS.

Ooy u dill 1OI UuS1ucSS Trip u
: Ogden.
: E. S. Hendrick, of Haley, re
r turned, Thursday, from trip t.
Challis.
} Thomas A. James, foreman of tn
Silver Star mine, at Smoky, was il
: Ketchum last Wednesday.
Joseph Pinkham, of Boise City
is spending a few days in Ketchuu
|, visiting friends and relatives.
A. Winquist, a former resident o
Ketchum, who now halls from
Bellevue, was in town Tuesday.
i John Burch, the travelling auditor
of the Pacific Express Company
is on a business visit to Ketchum
! NJ. c. Dickinson, of Clayton, came
in last Monday evening, and is
spending a few days in Ketchum.
Major William Hyndman left
last Monday for New York City
where he expects to remain until
next spring.
B. Mcclure, a well-known citizen
of Challis, arrived in Ketchum last
Monday and left on Tuesday for
Portland, Oregon.
Captain Ludlow and his daughter,
Miss Carrie Ludlow, came in from
their home at East Fork last Tues
day for short visit.
Harvey Mccullough and wife left
by last Tuesdays train for Hill
gard, Oregon, where they expect to
remain permanently.
Mrs. Chris Morler, of Challis,
arrived on the stage last Monday
evening, and left the following day
for Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G.. Lewis
returned last Tuesday from a few
days visit to the Salmon river val
ley and Reddish lakes.
George Philbrick, foreman of the
Alturas-Senate Consolidated Min
ing Company, Of Galena, was in
Ketchum last Tuesday.
Howard Stetson, who went to
Philadelphia with his invalid broth
er a few weeks ago, returned to
Ketchum last Saturday.
Gardner G. Adams, of Atlanta,
after spending a few days in Ketch-
UNI, returned to the "old reliable"
mining camp on Thursday.
Mike Carey, Christopher Carey,
Miss Mary Carey and Mrs. Habi-
shaw, all of Boyle Mountain, visited
Ketchum the fore part of the week.
E. c. Harrington, an old resident
of Ketchum, who has recently re-
turned to Idaho from a trip east,
paid Ketchum visit last Monday.
Miss Velma Gates, of Big Rock,
Iowa, arrived in Ketchum last Sat-
urday, and will remain as the guest
of Mrs. Mary Richie during the
winter.
w. H. Dawson succeeded in get
ting excused from further attend
ance as a juror at the district court
now in session, and left for Galena
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pilmer, who
have been making pleasant visit
to their son, John Pilmer, of this
place, left yesterday for their home
at De Moines, Idaho.
Ole Opeland, accompanied by his
nephew, Oiuf Fallan, arrived in
Ketchum last Saturday from Sioux
City, Iowa, and left the following
day for Sawtooth.
II. L. Dickinson and wife, who
have been spending a couple of
weeks at the Haley Hot Springs,
came up to Ketchun last Monday,
and left on Thursday for Clayton.
J. H. Hickey, who is largely in
terested in mines at Seafoam, ar
rived in Ketchum last Tuesday and
eft on Wednesday for his place on
Rock creek, Cassia county, where
he will spend the winter.
NJ. S. Thompson, who has been
stopping at the Diamond Prince on
he head waters of the South Boise
liver, near Vienna, came down from
here on Thursday and left the fol-
owing day for Salt Lake City.
Alex. Kleupfer, a pioneer of Gus
er and Bonanza, who owns an in
crest in the White Goat mine at
'eafoam, was in town this week at
ending to shipping a carload of :
re from that mine to Denver, Col
'rado.
F. F. Chisolm, superintendent of
he Alturas-Senate Consolidated
lining Company, at Galena, who
las been on business tri p to Den ,
er, Colorado, returned to Ketchum !;
asst Tuesday, and went on to Galena t
he same day. I
F. B. Willis, J. C. Fox and /. n. s
Sharp, of Challis, and T. J. Paul, c
f Bayhorse, arrived in Ketchum
thursday night and left yesterday z
Or Caldwell to attend the meeting =
f the Grand Lodge of l. O. O. F.,
'hich meets there on the 9Th inst a
John Treweek, recently manager I
f the Dickens-C Custer Mining Com
any at Custer, came in from that "
lace last Monday evening and left +
n Tuesdays train for his home in t.
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