The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-07-09

| Personal Menton.
| E. B. Lennon and T. J. Hughes
of HALEY, paid Ketchum a 1yin,
visit last Wednesday.
N. NJ. Ruick, attorney Of Haley
was in Ketchum last Thursday or
professional business.
G. A. Sawyer, deputy sheriff
Of Alturas county, was visiting
Ketchum on Thursday on official
business.
w. 7. and James Popham, of the
Harrison mine, at Boyle Mountain,
were visitors to the celebration al
Ketchum.
T. H. Morey, of the Columbia
Mill and Mining Company at Saw
tooth, celebrated the Fourth on the
river and returned home Wednes-
day morning.
J. c. Smith, Of the toll house at
the summit, on the Ketchum and
Clayton road, was taking in the
sights and enjoying the antics of
the "Horribles" at the celebration.
Fred w. Gooding and family, of
Toponis, Logan county, who have
been paying q friendly visit to
friends in Ketchum for several DAYS.
LIFT for their home last Tuesday.
Pete Oleson, an old-time miner of
Sawtooth, is spending a few days
on tie river. It being the first time
he has been out from the snow
capped Sawtooth Mountains for
over a year.
Manse Coffin, a former resident of
Ketchum, but now connected in
business at Salt Lake, has been
paying a BUSINESS visit to the river
towns the past week. He left for
home last Tuesday.
William Murphy, who formerly
resided in Ketchum, but who has
lately been in business at Glenn's
Ferry, has returned again to
Ketchum, and intends to start a
boot and shoe shop in a few days.
William Keesler, who has been
as an engineer at the Red
Cloud mine, on Deer creek, came
up from there on Wednesday. Billy
will soon go to Sawtooth to occupy
the same position at the Vienna
mill.
John G. Rumsey, who has been
On business trip to Salt Lake City,
returned home last Wednesday. Mr..
Rumsey was present during the
'ecent fire at Shoshone, and rem
Tered valuable service in helping to |
save the Shoshone Falls Hotel from
destruction by the fire.
Chris Hall, from the Idaho mine
It Germania Basin, has been spend
ng the week in Ketchum. Chris
off with the prize in the
lrilling contest on the Fourth of
July, having drilled a hole seven
md a half inches in depth, in solid
ock, in ten minutes time.
Andrew Moe, who left Ketchum
asst fall for Ell Dorado county, Cal
fornia, returned home on last We'd
lesday's train. Andy says he pre-
ers the grand pine and fir forests
+ Idaho to the craggy chapperals
nd mountain mahogany groves
Which abound SO plentifully in Ell
Dorado county.
Frank T. Collins and D. f. Jones
anne in from Smoky last Sunday,
, participate in celebrating the
'ourth of July. Messrs. Collins and
ones are owners OF a fine mining
in the Smoky mining dis
let. After having a pleasant time
18th their many friends in town,
ley returned to their mine last
Wednesday.
Dan Rowles and wife, of Challis,
anne over the range to Ketchum
st Monday to meet Mrs. Rowels' 2
other, Mrs. Emma kimball, who :
rived on that day from La Platte,
ebraska. 1t was a pleasant sur )
Use to the reporter of the KEY.
ONE to meet Mrs. Kimball, whom ,
knew as Miss Emma Wilkinson.
irty-four years ago, on the banks
the "Big Muddy" +,
Professor Charles Wade Stickney.
rmerly of this place, but who for
9 last two years has been super :
tendent of mine at Butte, Mon
ma, was in Ketchum this week.
9 had just come from his ranch
Lost River, and intends to spend
9 most of the summer in this
gion, dividing his time between
3 ranch and looking after his val :
BILE mining interests in the Smoky
ming district.