The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-08-24
PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. G. Smith, of the Summit
Toll House, was down on visit
to Ketchum yesterday.
Homer Bounds, of East Fork, was
in town Thursday. He left, Friday,
to represent his Bonanza Heights
mine ON the Lost river divide.
William Darlington, of Pueblo,
Col, arrived in Ketchum Thursday,
Mr.. Darlington was formerly the
assayer for the Philadelphia and
Idaho Company.
James Hickey came down from
Sawtooth last Wednesday. Mr..
Hickey has been the efficient fore
man of the Silver King mine at that
place for the past fourteen months.
John Carey, one of the pioneers
of Galena, who has recently returned
from an extended prospecting trip
through the Seafoam country, has
been spending the week in Ketchum.
Captain Ladd, of Lynn, Mass,
| and +. C. Tebbetts, of Cambridge,
Mass, left Thursday for months
outing at the Reddish lakes, accom-
panied by w. H. Reynoldsas guide.
James McGregor, of Salt Lake
City, a prominent owner in the Bal
timore mine situated in Elkhorn
gulch, arrived in Ketchum, We'd
desday. Mr.. McGregor will remain
a few days in town.
w. H. Dawson, formerly of East
Fork, but at present the manager
of the boarding houses of the AL
turas-Senate Mining Company at
Galena. was visiting Ketchum last
Wednesday and Thursday.
R. C. Watson, division superin-
tendent of the Blackfoot and Chal-
Ills and the Mountain Home and
Rocky Bar stage routes, came in
from Challis Thursday evening and
left the next morning for Mountain
Home.
He. Harrison, of Salt Lake City,
who has been spending the last
three weeks with his family at the
Guyer Hot Springs, left on Tues
day for the above named city. Mr.
Harrison's family will remain some
time yet at the Springs.
Chris. J. Johnston came up from
Haley last Monday and went on tc
!; Vienna on Tuesday. Chris, accom-
panied by his brother, Frank A
Johnston, have been spending {
week or ten days on the River anc
vicinity. Frank left for his home
at Winona, Mimi, last Monday.
George NJ. Metzler, who was callee
to the death-bed of his father in
Iowa, about month ago, returned
home last Thursday. Mr.. Metzlel
reached his father in time to SCI
him before he died. He remained
some time after the sad event, set
Ting up the affairs of the estate.
F. w. Collidge, engineer of tn
Wood River branch railroad, &C
! companied by his wife and 0. G
Thayer, one of the principal me
,, chanics of the machine shop q
Shoshone, accompanied BY his wife
passed through town on Wednes
3 day on their return from Lake Ia
e homa or Reddish lake.
, Mrs. A. w. Comstock and son
! Mrs. Fred. w. Gooding and family
J Mrs. E. B. Williams, Mrs. ]. '
Easley, Miss Leona Griffin, Mis-
, Nora Griffin and Master Georg
q Easley left last Wednesday upon
! camping tour to the Reddish lake
and other favorite resorts in tn
! Salmon River valley.
B. T. Young, of Caldwell, fore
r man of the bridge repairers Of tn
o O. s. L. Ry., came in Oh Wednet
J. days train and went on up to tn
Guyer Hot Springs to join his wifi
9 who has been at the springs for tn
: past ten days. The repairers VIII
9 accompanied Mr.. Young will n
! main on the branch for few day
! repairing the bridges and will max
! Ketchum their headquarters.