The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-03-11
Bits of Gossip.

! Easter Sunday comes on Apr
| I'd.
/ Professor Harrison. That sound
odd.
Edith Kingdon(M Mrs. Geo. Gould
began her stage career as a choru
girl.
General Beauregard left reques
in his will for his remains to b
cremated.
Lovely woman, no longer tn,
clinging vine, has now the right tt
the ballot in Arizona.
Mrs. Cleveland has employed
Mrs. Towmey as her private secre
tary at salary of $4,000 a year.
A $4,000 organ is being erected
for the Worlds Fair, and the ia
nous musicians will be invited to
perform upon it.
The graduates of the Salt Lake
Kelley Institute contemplate hold.
ing a convention in that city some
time in April. There are about
600 Of them.
Salt Lake city is to be favored
with new table delicacy. A French
syndicate is going to establish an
emporium for the sale of horse
flesh for food.
Lent is the season when fair
woman INDUCES in reveries of the
spring bonnet that is to be "a thing
of beauty" and source of Joy on
Easter morning.
Queen Victoria will send the his
toric tapestries in Windsor Castle
to be put on exhibition at the
Worlds Fair. Her majesty will also
send specimens of her art work.
Grover is at the helm but Frances
has something to say: mo matter
what Mr.. Cleveland thinks, Adlai
and | are going to use the AK"
Baby Ruth will probably turn the
grindstone.
Postmaster-General Bissell en-
joys the sobriquet of "Babe Bis
SELL" His Buffalo friends say he
has a baby face. Judging from the
newspaper cut of him we think he
looks like Berkshire hog full of
sour buttermilk.
John G. Wickliffe, a native of
Kentucky, and strong advocate of
The new south, contributed a start
ing article in the Forum of Feb
'uary entitled Negro Suffrage a
Failure Shall We Abolish It?"
The famous negro cook Of Ken
lucky, Dolly Johnson, will preside
,ver the cuisine of the White House.
Jumbo soup and baked possum will
'e frequent dishes on the menu for
Miss Frances and Marse Grover"
Canada is going to tax the bach
Tors to drive them into matrimony.
hose Canadian women must be
cry unattractive. No such extremeI
neasures are required in this coun-
ry to put marital thoughts in the
leads of our bachelors. |,
The first lady of the land did not
ct the precedence by wearing hoops
t the Inaugural ball, yet the prorh-
cy still remains that the artistic,
nipple classic draperies of the day
re doomed, and that society will
trut in hoop skirts on Easter
forming.
Dan Emmett, the author of cold /,
IAN Tucker" and "Dixie," is rs /
ears of age, and has been forced t
late years to earn his living by !
God chopping. AS the composer .
Dixie" he should be an object of :
)nsideration among ex-Confeds. !
Pugilists are proving to be verita- :
e magnetic stars on the theatrical y
oards. James L. Corbett recently !.
aged to a $4,000 house in St.
ouis, and Peter Jackson in the role
"Uncle Toni is creating furore
nong theater goers of San Fran :
SEQ and drawing big audiences.
Senator Sherman thinks the next
day should be held on
pril Both, when the weather is :
'opitious, SO as to preclude the g
'obability Of Mr.. Cleveland s sue :
ssor getting wet. Never mind q
'out the elements; Populists' um- E
elias will be in vogue at the next s
esidential Inauguration. q
There was riot in Tennessee 8
urch few days ago and all about E
hoop skirt. One of the ladies ?
entering the church brushed her
luminous skirts against some of
g less fashionable members. One
the deacons made a remark which
ended the lady and her husband
'ented it, which resulted in gen.
Il fight and decline of the GRIN .
ne fad in that section, at least.
The famous Italian actress, Flea
ra Duse, receives 5000 for each Z
e of her performances. A foot !.
ut critic, in commenting upon
new consolation, says: 0She is
ense, high pressured and severe.
e look from her would shrivel up T.
Jude like a sDider on rod hot 4