The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-05-24
PERSONALS.

Ketchum during the week.
Billy Dawson is looking arount
for corner lot in Ketchum.
Thos. Rowe, of East Fork, spen
a portion of the week in town.
Chris J. Johnston passed through
town yesterday bound for Sawtooth
Theo. Hage, lessee of the Quake
City mine, was in from the Elkhorr
gulch Monday.
Fred. King, Of Boyle Mountain
was on flying trip to Ketchum
last Thursday.
Emil and Alec Kleupfer, of the
Lovina mine on Trail creek, are in
town purchasing supplies.
Milt Mourning, accompanied by
his trick dog "Sneeze," has been
doing Ketchum this week.
Hon. Frank E. Ensign, of Haley
made Ketchum a professional visit
during the week.
Neal Heating, who has been put
ting in hard ticks the past winter
at Boyle Mountain, is enjoying a
little recreation in town.
William Mills, of California, son
Of our well-known townsman, Alex
ander Mills, has been visiting his
parents during the week.
Herman Koninger, of Clayton,
came in last Wednesday to meet
his family who have been on an ex-
tended visit to Michigan.
Emil Rasmussen returned from
Norway last Saturday, having spent
the winter among the friends of his
youth in the old country.
Geo. Warren and Patsey Kinney,
of the county seat, were among
Tuesdays visitors from down the
creek. Patsey was after jurors.
Pat Hyde, of Galena, has been
seen in Ketchum within the last
day or two. Think he is figuring on
removing the county seat to Gelena.
Miss Kate Derhan, of Pocatello,
arrived in Ketchum Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. P. Mcmahon.
Miss Derham will probably remain
during the summer.
George Philbrick, who has been
spending few weeks on Deer creek,
came to Ketchum last Tuesday.
Mr.. Philbrick is suffering with
severe cold upon his lungs.
Isadore Morris and H. C. Harri-
son, of Salt Lake City, were on a
visit to Ketchum Thursday. They
are interested in the Big Camas
mine, on the Camas gold belt.
Robert McQuillan, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Mary, returned
from Canada last Monday, after a
visit of several months. Thosmas
McKeown was also one of the party.
Samuel Hancock started from
here Tuesday for the Stanley Basin
country. Benz Beagle, Jas. Coch-
ran, J. D. Lee and Thos. Keller went
along to work in the Buckskin mine.
F. R. Gooding and family, who
spent the winter at their ranch near
Toponis, arrived in town yesterday.
They will remain at their residence
in ketchum during the summer as
usual.
John and Fritz Schwartz, who
have been spending the winter at
Albion, Cassia county, arrived in
ketchum last Monday with their
stock, which they intend to drive
to their summer range in the Sal
mon river valley.
George NJ. Metzler, who has been
confined to his house for the last
seven weeks with severe attack of
rheumatism, we are pleased to note,
has SO far recovered as to be able to
be upon the streets looking after
his business interests.
Captain Alvah H. AFFORD, resi-
dent director of the Dickens-Custer
Mining Company, Limited, at Clay
ton, who had been to New York to
meet his wife on her arrival from
reached Ketchum last
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Ak
ford. They left on Wednesdays
stage for Custer.
Ole Opeland and Chris. Hall, who
have been employed at the CHINA
bar mine near Clayton during the
came to Ketchum Saturday
last and left for the Sawtooth coun-
try Thursday with pack horses
loaded with supplies, where they
will resume work on several prom
sing lode claims they have in that
vicinity.
Drowned in South Boise.
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