The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-04
PERSONALS.

William Quigley, Of HALEY, was
in town on Friday.
s. s. Stinson and AL. Culp, Of
East Fork, were in town last We'd
nesday.
Robert Murray, of Galena, was
on visit to Ketchum the fore part
of the week.
w. HI. Greenhow returned on
Thursday from business trip to
the Era mining district.
Vic Bierbower, deputy district
attorney, paid Ketchum a visit yes
terday on official business.
Frank E. Ensign, one Of Hailey's
prominent attorneys, was in town
yesterday on professional business.
R. B. Morton, one of the owners
of the Jennie w. Mine on Warm
Springs creek, is stopping in town
for few days.
Frank Fulford, of the Ontario
mine at Boyle Mountain, spent
Thursday and Friday taking in the
sights of our lively burg.
II. Levison, of Custer, has been
visiting the River towns during the
week. He left ON Cowley's Ketch-
um-Dickey stage last Wednesday.
Ed. Harrington, formerly resi-
dent of Ketchum, was in town last
Monday. Mr.. Harrington now holds
forth at Bayard Springs, Logan
county.
Charles Spear, one of Ketchum's
best mechanics, left for Clayton
last Thursday to erect concentrat-
ing works for A. J. Crook & Co.
at that place.
Victor Domski, of East Fork, has
been in town during the week hay
ing a lot Of ore from his Venus
mine sampled at the Ketchum
sampling works.
John Peterson came in from b.
nanza last Tuesday. Mr.. Peterson
will leave some time next week for
Seafoam where he has some good
mining interests.
l.. Pease, a we'll known mining
man of Idaho, arrived in Ketchum
last Thursday. Mr.. Pease left for
Galena yesterday where he has
some valuable mining property.
W.. Steeley, formerly employed
at the North Star mine, but who
has been on the sick list for some
time past, has so far recovered as
to be able to resume work again.
Mrs. Worswick, of the Smoky
Warm Springs, mother of George
w. Worswick, accompanied by her
daughter Emma, has been on visit
to her son at this place during the
week.
Charles Waller, a pioneer of Gus.
ter, arrived in Ketchum last Teus'
day. He loaded his teams with
merchandise for himself and other
Custer firms and left Thursday on
his return.
| D. f. Smith, who spent the win.
ter at Weatherby's ranch on Snake
river, has been stopping in town fol
the past week, endeavoring to get
rid of bad cold and neuralgia in
his head.
! A. E. Head, we'll known con.
ductor on the Union Pacific railway
system, has taken charge of the
Wood River Branch in the place Of
w. E. Lane, who has been transfer.
red to the Oregon Short Line.
Irwin Ballew came down from
Sawtooth last Tuesday and returned
Thursday. Mr.. Ballew is one Of
the lessees of the Solace mine, and
this is the first time he has been
away from the mine in the last six
months.
Mrs. R. II. Luark, of Boise City
arrived in Ketchum last Tuesday
and left the same day with Sammy
Thorn, who was in waiting for bel
arrival. She goes to Sawtooth on
visit to her mother, Mrs. Elliott
in the Salmon River valley.
Ed. Pinney came over from Clay
|, ton last Monday. Mr.. Pinney has
been for some time past employed
as chief clerk Of the mercantile
firm of A. J. Crook & Co. at the
above named place. After visiting
few days with friends and acquain
tances in Ketcbum, Mr.. Pinney viii
leave for Spokane Falls, Washing
ton territory.
C. K. Davis, an old resident O
Custer, passed through Ketchun
last Thursday, accompanied by hii
little son and daughter, on theil
way to Tacoma, Washington Terri
tory, where he intends to place hi
, son in school. After a short visit
to his father, who resides at tina
place, Mr.. Davis and his daughter
will return to their home in Custer