The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-04-12
PERSONALS.

Patrick McGonigle came up from
his ranch on Deer creek last Mon
day and spent a couple of days IN
town.
Dan Allen, of the Triumph mine,
East Fork, came in to ketchum
last Tuesday and left the same day
for HALEY.
Mrs. A. J. Pinkham returned
home yesterday from a lengthy
visit to her daughter in Butte,
Montana.
George M. Metzler has been con-
fined to his house for the last two
weeks with severe attack of in
f1ammatory rheumatism.
Norman Dawson, formerly con-
ductor on the branch road, bat now
at the Idahoan mine at Bullion,
paid Ketchum visit Thursday.
Fred. w. Gooding and family,
who have been stopping at their
ranch near Toponis during the win
ter. returned to Ketchum Monday.
Capt. L. B. Clark, of the Upper
Warm Springs, was in Ketchum on
Thursday. The Captain reports the
snow nearly gone from around the
springs.
Louis Bourgeois, who has been
freighting from HALEY to the Camas
No. 2 mine for some time past, was
in town Thursday looking after
home matters.
Samuel Wilson, who has been in
Portland Or, during the most of
past winter, returned to Ketchum
last Wednesday, where he expects
to remain for some time.
Robert Vance of Deadman's Flat,
on the Bellevue and Lost River
road, spent last Monday and Tues
day in town. He disposed of some
beef cattle to the Gooding Bros.
T. r. Willis, of Challis, who has
been on a three-months' visit to
Salt Lake City, arrived in Ketchum
Thursday and left for his home by
the Clayton stage Friday morning.
Major A. J. Pinkham, Supervisor
of Census of Idaho, returned last
Thursday from trip to Boise City,
where he went on official business
connected with the taking of the
census.
John Trewick, well-known mine
superintendent, came in from Salt
Lake City Thursday and left by the
Clayton stage the following morn
ing for the Custer and Bonanza
mining camps.
Frank J. Stone, who has been on
a flyer to California, Oregon and
Washington for several months,
returned to Ketchum on Thursday.
Frank seemed glad to get back, and
he received hearty welcome from
his many friends.
George Warren of HALEY was on
a flying visit to Ketchum last Sat-
urday. George will come up once
in while to shake hands with his
old time friends and in the mean
time pick up little tithing in this
part of his diocese.
Johnny Carey, of the War Dance
mine, on Deer creek, was visiting
friends in Ketchum the first of the
week. Johnny speaks very aatter-
ing of the outlook of Deer creek,
and says the War Dance mine is
coming to the front in good shape.
AL. Griffith, for years we'll known
citizen of Ketchum, and now fore
man of the Silver Rule mine at
Clayton, made hurried trip to
Ketchum last Wednesday, arriving
on the stage in the morning and
leaving again for Clayton the same
evening.
Miss Sara Van Wormer left here
last Tuesday for HALEY where she
will spend her short vacation with
her sister, who is principal of the
Haley public school. Miss Van
Wormer expects to teach the East
Fork school this summer, which
will be opened for three-months
term in week or two, If she re-
turns to Ketchum on the opening
of the fall term, as the patrons of
the school hope she will, she will
have a busy season and limited
vacation