Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-11-07

JRDAY. NOVEMBER 7. -
PERSONAL
George Kimball was passenger fol
Denver yesterday.
Swan Lawson is back from a business
trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
We are informed that the Sterling com.
pany has declared dividend of four per
cent.
James a. Paine took the noon stage
Monday for visit to his mining interests
at Alice.
Ed Stiugley has taken his old position
in the msil of the Idaho Springs Mining
aud Reduction company.
1t isagain asserted that the Yankee hill
district is TO be joined to the Moffat line
at Rolliusville by railway.
Miss Ernestine G. irtin of Omen. e
N. d., isvisi,ing her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. A. Dumont.
Dorothy Lee returned Wednesday from
two weeks visit in Denver, where she
was the guest of Miss Lillian Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collom hay,
gone to Denver for the winter. havin,
let their residence to Mr.. and Mrs. c. T
Mcdaniel.
John {. Roberts. state land appraiser
came up from Denver Tuesday, prnci
pally and particularly to swell the ma
jority for Campbell
The c. NJ. A. boys will give a social on
"Wednesday night, the nth inst, at the
residence Iof s. l.. Fulkersin. Admission
roc. All invited.
New materisl for ,he interior decora.
tion of the opera house has been pro.
cured and the building will soon presen,
an attractive appearance.
c. Morgan spent Thursday and Fri
dav in Denver looking up the latest kinki
in mining machinery to install them on
his various enterprises.
Born, yesterday morning. to the wifi,
of A. E. Ross, daughter. Both mo,he,
and child are doing nicely and congratu
lations are pouring in over the happ,
event.
S. NJ. Smith having moved his furni
ture stock TO larger quarters in the Cod
dington building. the room vacated will
be fitted up and again used as banque,
hall by the Mssous.
c. c. Thomas of Marietta, Ohio, is oui
here on a months recreation and is the
guest Of his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Jane.
Teter of Spring gulch. Mr.. Thomas is a
business man of Marietta and reports a
reign Of good times in his section. This
is not his first visit here
In fit Of absent mindedness man lefI
a horse and buggy 'bitched to a fenc.
above the depot w dnesday, and neglect
ed to clear the track with the vehicle
The east bound train had no trouble ii
passing the obstruction, but with disas
trous results to the buggy.
"
J. w. Canada. editor of El-Porvenir, &
new publication issued at Denver. ha,
been circulating about among local mer
in an endeavor to issue special number
devoted to this city. The October mum
Der is highly creditable issue. and nc
doubt much desirable advertising could
be obtained for Idaho Springs by patron
izing Mr.. canada's publication.
The death of Joseph w. Birch, whict
occurred on Monday, the I'D inst, was 8
shock to many friends who did not real
ize that his condition was so serious. He
was Al years of age. Bright's disease
was the cause of his death. The funeral
services were held at the NJ. +. church
Thursday afternoon, interment at ths
local cemetery. Deceased leaves wifi,
and daughter.
Owing to the slow improvement in the
condition of Mrs. NJ. w. Tanner, ant
fearing more serious complications nigh
follow, it was decided last Wednesday te
Denver in order that the lady might re
ceive every attention and get the advaut
ages of a modern hospital. A specia