The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-10-22
Personal Mention.

Griff Thomas came up from
HALEY Tuesday.
Daniel Hawksworth is now To-
Gated at Idaho Falls.
Milt Mourning came down from
Boyle Mountain Monday.
Mrs. Walter Clark returned from
q visit to Boise City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Duffy are resid-
ing in the Adams cottage formerly
occupied by DR.. A. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Webber,
Of Bellevue, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Messerly last Sunday.
Darius Newland, Of Challis, ar
rived in town Tuesday evening, and
will pass the winter in Ketchurn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gooding
left on the train Tuesday for To-
ponis after q few days visit to
friends in Ketchum.
L. P. Chambers, of Deer creek,
candidate on the democratic ticket
for county commissioners, district
No. l, was in Ketchum during the
week.
Mrs. w. III. Pilliner and daugh-
tiers, Misses Georgia and Cornelia,
left for Shoshone on Tuesdays
train to reside during the coming
winter.
Chris Hall came down from Ger
mania Basin this week, where he
has been working the past summer.
Mr.. Hall will spend the winter in
the East.
Sterling Tucker was in town
Wednesday from the Triumph
mine. Sterling is an enthusiastic
young populist. The Weaver and
Field badge is conspicuous on the
lapel Of his coat.
Assessor Frank Peed came up
from Haley this week, interviewing
old friends in behalf of the demo-
cratic ticket. He can't help it
it's second nature.
Fred Fulford, who left here about
nine months ago, for Utah, returned
during the week to remain perma-
nently. Mr.. Fulford says Wood
River is good enough for him.
O. B. Kelley, engineer at the Sill
yer King mine, at Sawtooth, for the
past fifteen months, came down
during the week and will remain in
Ketchum until Spring. The mine
and mill have closed down and all
the employees will arrive in town
to-day.
Charley Harvey. democratic NOM
inee for sheriff, is making thor
ough canvass of the county, and if
he fails to "get there" it will not be
for lack of rustling. He is taking
in the upper country now and will
visit Galena, Sawtooth and Smoky
before his return.
Kenneth Chase having severed
his Connection with the Custer
County Graphic, of which journal
he has had charge for the past
three months, passed through
Ketchum, en- route to Pocatello,
Wednesday, feeling as happy as
"coon" at a corn-husking.
E. J. Coady, engineer on the U.
P. road between Glenn's Ferry and
Pocatello, spent a few days in town
this week visiting old friends. Mr..
Coady ran for representative of Al
turas county on the Democratic
ticket in 1888, and still adheres to
his democratic faith. The KEY
STONE acknowledges pleasant call.
Mr.. NJ. L. Fletcher, a director OF
the Pocatello Ensor Institute, and
DR.. N. J. Brown, of HALEY, were in
Ketchum Thursday soliciting SUBJ
scriptions for stock to open a
branch institute at Haley. The
object of the Ensor Institute is the
curing of the opium, morphine, to-
bacco and liquor habits, but is
more especially devoted to the cure
of the liquor habit, or disease as
they pronounce it. In this, as also
in the others, they have been COM
pletely successful, having not lost
one case in over 1000 they have
treated. They have institutes es-
tablished in all the principle west
ern cities.
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