Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-06-20
PURELY PERSONAL.

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John Owen was in Denver on business
the first of the week
J. D. Williamson and family are visit
ing in Denver this week
L. Hanchett and wife spent several
days in Denver this week.
Mrs. Hunter, formerly Mrs. Chas Col
lom, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. Geo. E. McClelland and daughter
were in Denver last Monday.
Father McCabe was a passenger to
Denver Wednesday morning.
Fred Baker and wife were Denver
visitors the first of the week.
Mrs. Ireland, Harold and Grace went
to Denver Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Eaves and little daughter Elsie
are visiting friends in the capital city.
c. w. Barry and wife are here for the
summer stopping at Sam Fulkerson's.
On Monday evening, Mrs. James Lind
say returned from her extended trip.
w. J. Gorder spent several days here
last week, settling up the business of the
firm. and is now located in Erie, Colo.
Miss Nellie Ballinger returned to her
home in Golden, on last Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Adolph Nelson, returned home
Monday, after having spent a few days
in Denver.
Miss Ida Watson came up from Dem
yer Sunday evening for few days visit
with her folks.
Frank c. Smith, operating the Hum
boldt mine, Ute creek, has been in the
city this week
Miss Irma Copely, of Victor, is visiting
H. B. Bunker and wife, and will remain
the entire summer
Roberts Bros. are putting in a plate
glass front and otherwise fitting up the
stose room for John Eckert.
]. r. Anderson and family of Pittsburg,
Penn, arrived in this city last week and
expect to remain the entire summer.
Will Gleason aud Lew Shaffer went to
Lougmont to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Denio's child, aud returned Monday
evening.
Jerry Sill, of the News staff, spent Sun
day and Monday in Denver, with his
mother and brother, who are now resid-
ing there.
Under Sheriff Charles Peck came down
Tuesday for John Carlson and A. Sled
berg, who now repose in the hotel de
Sandberg.
Death has again stricken the house
hold of r. P. Milne, Richard Eugene,
the youngest son, dying Thursday. The
funeral was held yesterday.
Tuesday morning Charlie and Earl
Fulke, formerly connected with Roberts
Bros, left for Middle Park, where they
expect to take up some land.
Mrs. Sam Koenigsberg came up from
Denver last SUNDAY to spend a few DAYS
with her husband, who is the leader of
the orchestra at the Trocadero.
Burton O. Smith, Assistant Treasurer
of the Federal Life Insurance Company,
of Chicago, was here looking after the
interests of his company, a few days last
week.
Supervisor of Streets O'Rourke reports
that he has paid considerable attention
to Grass valley this year, as that section
really was in greater need of repairs than
any other.
Miss Grace Percy, came up from Dem
yer on Thursday to visit her folks, who
have rented little cottage near the
Chicago tunnel. The family expects to
remain all summer.
Miss Vera Mcneil, of Sheboygan, Wis.
sister of Harry Mcneil of this city, ar
rived here last Saturday evening on a
visit to Mrs. Tanner. She expects to re-
main six or seven weeks.
Mrs. J. M Ireland and children started
| for their home in Las Vegas Wednesday.
She says the climate there is similar to
this, the elevation, however, being but
| 800 feet higher than Denver.
Mrs. Walter Wiley, of Los Angeles,
Gala was visiting friends and relatives
in this place last week, returning to
Denver, Thursday, and then to Los
Angeles Sunday evening.
A. K. Linscott, who for years operated
here and at Yankee hill, passed through
here on Thursday with camping outfit,
bound for the wonderful opportunities
along the line of the Moffat road. He is
thoroughly posted and will locate settlers
for a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fraser
and Steamboat Springs. His family is
in Denver.
N. c. Merrill of the Big Five has been
a visitor here this week, looking after
his varied interests. In speaking about
the hotel proposition, Mr. Merrill thinks
he has one of the best openings in the
state for capitalists to investigate; but he
says it is very hard to float anything lust
now However, it has been the history