The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-27
PERSO

PERSONALS.
i Robert Murray, of Galena, was
visiting Ketchum on Thursday.
ST. Tullis left Ketchum last Mon
day for Seattle, Washington terri
tory.
Mike Carey, accompanied by his
brother and niece, left ON Tuesday
for Boyle mountain.
Jack Campbell, sheriff of Logan
county, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Ketchum.
Joe. A. Rupert, of HALEY, accom-
panied by his son, paid visit to
Ketchum on Thursday.
Thad. D. Bellinger, assessor and
tax collector, was in town a few
days this week on official business.
Thomas Tague, of the firm of
Comstock, Clark & Co., returned
last Monday from a business trip
to Atlanta.
Earnest A. Worswick, of Bellevue,
spent few days in town this week
as the guest of his brother, Geo. D..
Worswick.
Felix Van Reuth returned on
Thursday night from Bayhorse,
where he had been for the past week
on a business mission.
Theo. Hage, who was quite i'll at
Baxter's for several days, was suffi-
GENTLY recovered to leave for the
Quaker City mine last Monday.
Miss Matte Foster, Of River
Falls, Wisconsin, arrived in Ketch-
um last week, and is visiting the
family of her relative, Judge l. /.
Lewis.
Bishop Glorieux arrived in Ketch-
UNI last Tuesday by the Ketchum-
Dickey stage. The Bishop has been
on q visit to the Custer county towns
for the past two weeks.
George Philbrick, of Galena, fore
man of the Alturas-Senete Mining
Company, made flying business
trip to Ketchum on Wednesday and
returned on Thursday.
P. H. Hyde came in from Sea-
foam last Monday. Mr.. Hyde has
spent most of the season at Sea-
foam. He will remain few days
in Ketchum before returning.
&. L. Coleman, of La Crosse,
Wis. and president of the Vienna
Mining Company, arrived in Ketch-
UNI last Tuesday and went on to vi
emma the next day, where he will
spend some time.
William Kirkham, who has been
employed at the Alturas-Senate
mining company's mines for the
last two months, came down from
Galena last Tuesday suffering with
a slight attack of mountain fever.
J. w. Dawson, w. H. Dawson
| and N. T. Edwards, of East Fork,
passed through town on Thursday
on their way to Galena. w. H.
Dawson has secured the Alturas-
Senate company's boarding houses
and will hereafter conduct the same
for the company.
Hank Poppy, of Clayton, accom-
panied by Joe Montgomery, arrived
in Ketchum yesterday. Joe has
been running jigging works at Bay
horse for the last two months. MIR.
Poppy came over to meet A. J.
Crook, one of the constitutional
delegates from Custer county, who
is expected here to-day.
+. F. Chisolm, general manager
| of the Alturas.Senate Mining Com
pany at Galena, returned to Ketch-
um last Saturday. Mr.. Chisolm
has been visiting Colorado and New
Mexico for the last four weeks on
professional business, as an expert
and mining engineer. He left on
Monday for the Company's works
at Galena.
J.E. Burch, of the Pacific Elk
press Company, arrived in ketchum
last Saturday just in time to &C
company the "North Fork Hilarity
Club" of which order he is mem
Der, upon their first hunting and
fishing excursion for the season.
Mr.. Burch arrived in the nick of
time to save the infliction of fine
of IS for non attendance. The club
returned last Monday morning, and
being fully satisfied with the hilar-
ity Of the occasion, Mr.. Bnrch left
for his post of duty the same day.
Runaway.