The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-03-30
PERSONALS.

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was in town on Thursday.
AL. Mendenhall returned Tuesday
from visit to friends in Oregon.
A. 0. Culp and Billy Elder, of
East Fork, were looking around
Ketchum last Monday.
Sam. Allen, manager of the Par
ker Mining Company, was visiting
Ketchum on Friday.
A. w. Comstock and I. W. Gil
lette left yesterday on a business
trip to the Salmon River country.
Mike Carey, Eugene Howe and
Mrs. Habishaw, of Boyle Mountain,
visited Ketchu m last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Daniels, of Boise City,
arrived in Ketchum on Wednesday
and is visiting her brother, George
Steward.
Hon. J. C. Fox, of Challis, and
Mrs. James Coyle and John LAWN,
of Bayhorse, arrived in Ketchum
on Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Lewis and child re-
turned on yesterdays train from
an extended visit to her parents at
Anamosa, Iowa.
J. r. Kelley, of Smoky, came in
to Ketchum last Saturday and left
the same day for Boise Basin to
look after some placer interests he
has there.
J. w. Dawson, of the Pride of
Idaho mine at East Fork, was WIS.,
iting Ketchum on Thursday. Jim
says everything is looking favora-
BILE at the Pride.
W. G. Harvey, the freighter, ac-
companied by his wife, arrived in
Ketchum from Mountain Home on
Tuesday. They expect to make
Ketchum their permanent home.
Lark Richardson, of HALEY, the
gentlemanly agent of the Salt Lake
Brewing Company, and also agent
for the Soda Springs mineral water,
was in Ketchum last Wednesday.
Fred. w. Gooding and family,
who have been living upon their
ranch near Toponis most of the
winter, arrived in Ketchum last
Tuesday, and have again taken up
their abode among US.
w. G. Dugdale, of St. Louis, who
is interested in the Cinnabar Min
ing Company at Clayton, accom-
panied by John Finegan, an expe-
rienced miner, arrived in Ketchum
Yesterday en- route for Clayton.
G. f. Nodine and Geo. H. Kaine
both of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ar.
rived in Ketchum last Saturday
and departed for Clayton on Tues
day morning. Mr.. Nodine is
cousin of Sam. A. Clemens, who is
in business at Clayton.
N. NJ. Ruick and c. II. Harvey
of HALEY, came to Ketchum on
Thursday, and went up Trail creek
to take look at the Matte mine
They brought in some very ricf
samples of ore, and reported the
mine looking exceedingly we'll.
H. o. Billings, register of the
land office, Frank Mandell, county
surveyor, J. S. Childs, of HALEY
and r. +. Gibbons, Of Detroit
Michigan, one Of the purchasers O
the Buttercup mine, on Willow
creek, were guests at the Guyel
Hot Springs last Sunday.
T. B. Mulkey, who has been stop
ping at the Climax mine near Hal
+ ley during the winter, returned te
Ketchum on Tuesday. Mr.. Mulkey
will leave for Eastern Oregon in {
few days in search of something h
saw in the "webfoot" country ''ir
the days of old, and days of gold
Pat Hyde, an old-timer of Galena
brought the Sawtooth mail in las
Tuesday. Pat says he only made
a-half a trip when he was "fired,
for cause-''offensive partisanship.
On account of losing the coveted
position he will soon betake him
self to the Seafoam mountains ano
be prepared to furnish the boys Q
that growing mining camp will
eatibles and drinkables to thei
hearts content.