Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-21
Personal Mention.

A, !. Crosson of Denver was visiting
friends in this city the first of the week
Attorney Williams was in the Capitol
city Monday, where he was attending to
some legal business.
Attorney E. NJ. Sabin was in George
town Monday, whether he went for the
purpose of settling up an estate.
Mrs. M. A. Allen left Tuesday for San
Bernardino, Cal, where she will spend
the summer visiting her daughter.
Miss Emma Hetherington of Gunni-
son visited Miss Beulah Pendleton from
Thursday to Saturday of last week.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Nelson made a
business trip to Golden last Saturday.
He returned home Monday morning.
Miss Gertrude Noxou, who has been
visiting in Denver for the last week, re-
turned to her home Monday morning.
w. E. Pasmore was in Denver the lat
ter part of last week. He attended the
ball games betwaen Denver aud Omaha
S. A. Stock of the Cliff house was IN
Denver Monday. Mr.. Stock is making
arrangements for the further betterment
of this popular hotel
IL Hoban, manager of several min
ing companies, left for Denver last Sun
day, being called there on account OF the
serious illness of his wife's mother.
Miss Guzman of Colorado Springs is
visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. Fraser of this
CITY. Mrs. Frazer is also entertaining
Mrs. Goldsmith and family of Denver.
DIR. ]. c. Woodward of Denver was in
the city the first of the week. The doc
tor is interested in several mining pro-
perties and while here paid visit to the
mines in which he is interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wonder Abe of cincin-
natl, Ohio, are registered at the Portland.
Mr.. Wonder Abe is interested in the
Burns Moore company and reports him
self with being much pleased with the
work being done.
Edgar Steuart, prominent business
man of Denver was in the city over Sat
urdav and Sunday. He was here for the
purpose of paying a visit to his brother
George Steuart, who is conducting min
ing operations up Fall river.
News has been received in this city that
Mrs. Marion Kent, the grandmother Of
Miss Emma T. Taylor, we'll known in
this city, had died in Mount Vernon,
Me. The many friends of Miss Taylor
sympathise with her i'll this, her hour of
trouble.
Charley Crosson of Brookvale was in
the city last Monday and while here had
visit with his brother, A. J. Crosson of
Denver. A. ]. is connected with the
Young Bros, contractors, and was here
for the purpose of bidding for the supply
of brick for the new school house.
Miss L. 1. Goldman, a popular young
lady of South Denver, has become resi-
dent of Idaho Springs Miss Goldman is
gifted young lady and is writer of
note In the past few months several
articles from her pen have appeared in
eastern and western publications.
MTS. L. j. mOlulJlC VI oOhfNA anu
the Misses Ada and Alice Seeley of
Lafayette, Ind, were in the city several
days last week, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.
7. Morris. The ladies were much pleased
with Idaho Springs, and it is their inten-
ton to again visit this city in the near
future.
Louis Kientz, one of the best old time
miners of the Clear Greek district arrived
in the city last Sunday. Mr.. Kientz was
one of the early settlers in this district
and was successful in getting his share of
this worlds goods. Old settlers used to
say that anything Louis touched was
sure to turn into money, for the reason if
he started working mining claim, the
financial result was always in his favor.
Louis will visit his brother in this city
until after the big celebration of July 3,
a and {, after which he will return to his
home in Denver.
Joel w. Shakelford, formerly president
of the board of public works in Denver,
was in the city Sunday. Mr.. Shakelford
had Just returned from Middle Park,
after locating his family in handsome
cottage where they will spend the sum-
ruer. While gone he had quite an exper-