Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-12
Some Short Siftings


her protracted visit in Wisconsin.
Jules Huillet had business which called
him to the state capital Thursday.
General Frank Hall, mining editor of
the Denver Post, was here Thursday.
Miss Nellie Ballinger Of Golden is here
and will attend this term of school.
F. H. Stevens is back from a long So
journ at his ranch in Routt county.
Try can of White House coffee-none
superior. LYsLE MAsoN's GROCERY.
Miss Rachel Mcleod will attend school
at Wolfe Hall in Denver this winter.
Phil Fillius was down from the county
seat on business the first of the week.
Fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds
at LYsLE MAsoN's.
Office Rooms for Rent over Merchants
and Miners bank. Apply to L. L. Rob
erts.
Mrs. Catherine Cox is visiting friends
here, coming up from Denver last Tues
day.
DIR. E. A Elder of Pueblo has been in
the city this ek, the guest of w. S.
Marshall.
The McGlenn brothers have returned
from the park and contemplate a trip to
the Atlantic coast.
]. N. Cable, prominent railroad man
of DeSoto, Mo-, is in the city looking af-
ter mining interests.
Henry Colburn and wife came up from
Denver the first of the week for short
visit with the home folks.
DIR. Cain, the dentist, has rented and
will occupy suite of rooms in the Mer-
chants and Miners bank building. He
will take possession October Ist.
Miss Grace Gilbert, who has been the
guest of the family of John A. wilkins,
has returned to her home in Ohio.
May is generally considered the month
for moving, but it looks as if the present
month will beat the record for the year
The best goods in the grocery line
At right prices, at
. LYsLE MAsoN's.
Telephone orders for groceries receive
prompt and careful attention
( At LYsLR MAsoN's.
Nat White, of Cripple Greek, brother
of wells-Fargo Agent White, is here
visiting during the settlement of the
labor troubles.
Fred. James, father of A. C. James of
this city, has been visiting the latter. He
is,on his way home after trip to the state
of Washington. '''
."Charm" and Queen" are the names
coffee at Lysle. Mason's grocery. No
better on the market.
Carl Knoettge, Mack Roberts, Mary
Roberts and Charlotte Nicholson are
among Idaho Springs pupils who will
attend school at Boulder this winter.
Mrs. E. ]. johnson and Miss Ruby
Davis, after visiting for half month with
L
day to their home at St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. King are up from
DeLver this week rene wing acquaintance
Mr.. King is incidentally looking after his
interests in one of the best mining prop
ositions in the district-the Coming
Nation1
.Messrs. Short, Li6by& o'Rourke, who
haye been operating. the Maid of Erin
lode, have struck ore that runs 4 ozs in
gold and SO ozs. silver per ton. Addi-
tional depth will undoubtedly open fine
body of mineral. l. 80
One of the Idaho Springs observers
thinks that the school flag needs a little
repairing as a means of preservation.
This hint will doubtless be noted by some
of our patriotic high school girls and a
sewing bee decided upon.
Lieutenant Governor Warren A. Hag-
gott of Idaho Springs, accompanied by
his family, visited last Thursday in Glen
wood. Mrs. Haggott and the children
proceeded to Salt Lake for i vacation and
Mr.. Haggott returned home. on the even
ing train. -.,
John David, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Edwards of Denver, returned to his
home last Sunday after months visit
with his uncle, John Morgan, of Trail
run. The latter made it pleasant for the
little boy during his stay and viewed his