Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-11
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Geo. L. Bingham spent the Fourth in
Denver.
wANrED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. w, A. Haggott.
Ed. F. Arthur and wife are up from
Denver for few days visit.
Remember my phone number is Black
5I3. c. E. Fish. expressman.
Sunday dinner will be served at Cross
on S ranch on Bear Greek at soc plate.
T. R. Henahen was here a few days
this week, visiting old scenes and friends.
Clara B Carbeck OF Omaha is in the
city visiting with the family of J. F.
Lage.
Two machines are running in the Little
Richard Tunnel and good progress is re-
ported.
Miss Cleo Letter, Of Sedalia, Mo, is
visiting the families of Jno, Hanning and
r. {. Bonney.
Try us for ranch eggs, vegetables,
poultry and meats.
THERo & Co.
The name of A. c. Dart has replaced
that of w. J. Gorder in neat gold letters
on the front windows OF the assay of
fee.
Gena {. Cramb Osteopathic Physician
will be in Idaho Springs on Tuesday an d
Friday of each week. Office of Rev.
Coffman.
A man by the name OF Granville was
taken to ST. Luke's hospital at Denver
this morning, having developed a case
OF appendicitis.
Two accidents within week should
stir the authorities 10 some action i'll re-
gard to keeping Young boys and girls off
of the trains at the depot.
Mrs. Maud shaffer went to Denver
Sunday where she met Mr.. Shaffer, and
the couple will spend the summer in that
city. They reside at Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. II. H. NIcCulley. of Colo ma, Iowa
arrived in the city Thursday afternoon,
and will spend several weeks here the
guest of het brothers, Drs. II. NJ. and H.
o. Allen.
H K. Bunker, a miner engaged in the
work of upraisng on the Gem vein, was
caught under slide of loose rock last
Monday and sustaintd painful injuries.
He is able to be about again.
AR. Johnson, of the Steel Trust Co.
together with his wife, is in the city to
take the baths and look after his mining
interests. He is interested with ]. b.
MacFarlane.
S. Koeingsberg, the violinist of Denver,
will be here for the summer and will give
lessons on the violin to those who desire
to take such lessons. Inquire at the
Trocadero,
Patriotism was happily displayed in
the family of Mr. and Mrs. George Burnes
on the Fourth of July Mrs. B. giving
birth to bouncing baby girl. Mother
and child doing nicely.
l. B. MacFarlane, manager of Spring
Gulch C. NJ. Co., has returned. He was
accompanied by his family and Miss
Dorothy Lee of Rock Island youngest
sister of Mrs. NJ. Thursday afternoon
the manager went to Denver to meet
some investors.
Miss Ray Blair, who has spent a num-
ber of summers in Idaho has been
visiting here for several weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Blair, Miss Grace Gilmore and
John Lawrence of Princeton, Ind, Prof.
and Mrs. Hamilton of Manhattan, Kan
sas ana Mr.. George Patten, wife and son
Gerald of Monmouth Ill. Mr.. Will Blair
is Asst Cashier of The Farmers Bank of
Princeton.
Mart Miner, heavily interested in
mines in Cumberland gulch, arrived from
Denver on Wednesday and proceeded the
next day to the camp. Mr.. Miner has
been for some years operating there and
has acquired good territory. 1t is limited
that a mining deal of considerable mag
nitude, affecting one of the principal
groups of the camp, is about to be con-
summated.
Idaho Lodge No. I3, K. of P. installed
their newly elected officers Thursday
night and immediatly after the ceremony
completed arrangements for the enertai n
ment of the officers of the state grand
lodge who come here on the night of July
"a. On this occasion work in the 3rd de-
gree will be exemplifed, and large dele
CATION is expected.
Frank Babb, miner at the Orc Verde,
drilled into a missed shot yesterday
which exploded, seriously injuring the
man about the head. DR.. Acheson was
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