Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-18
PURELY PERSONAL.

A. u. stacey ana famlly OF HellVlllei
Ark, left for their home on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Helena Miller, who las been Wis
iting with Mrs. c. K. Miller, returned to
Denver Monday.
Mrs. John Burke returned to her home
at Fort Morgan Monday morning after
visiting with Idaho friends.
Frank Joslin, wife and two children
have taken a cottage at the Beebee and
will remain for several weeks.
Winn J. Morgan and party of eight are
in the city looking over the property of
The Little Richard Company.
E. G. Reinert, General Manager of the
Daily Mining Record, arrived here on
Monday in the interest of his paper.
Geo. P. Goode and J. F. Park of CHM,
Ohio are staying at the Beebee Hotel and
are interested in mining in the district.
E. Lawson of Cripple Creek spent Mon
day and Tuesday in this place, looking
over some of the important mines of the
city,
Mrs. Simon McGrew and daughter
Lizzie, of Nicola, Iowa, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hansen on Colorado
street.
Mrs. B. F. Bennett and son James, of
Greensburg, Ind. is visiting in the town
and is stopping at the home of S. M.
Smith.
Charles Campbell, the prize foot-racer
of Georgetown has been in town for sew
eral days. looking up some of his mining
interests.
Port Haggott, of Winchester, Indiana
nephew of Lieutenant Governor Hag-
gott of this city, arrived last Friday and
will spend the summer in this city.
J. F. Puckart, of the Honest John, re-
ports most successful progress on his
proposition. They are now in some 300
feet and have recently struck some fine
matter that gives promise of the nearness
of rich ore body.
Mrs. G. H. Stout. of Denver, accom-
panied by her two daughters, Mary and
Randa, is in the city this week, visiting
her son, w. H. Davis and wife.
Mrs. Vida Williams, who has been
visiting in Iowa returned to her home in
this city on Monday evening, having
spent very enjoyable two months.
w. H. Wiley departed last Monday
upon professional trip 10 Western Colo
rado, to be gone some time. He reports
that his residence in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, is nearing completion.
John D. Williamson and family are re-
ceiving very pleasant visit from Mr..
williamson s cousin, Mrs. Emma Bradley
and son John and daughter Jennie.
They will remain here for two or three
weeks.
Joseph B. Papenbrock and wife of CHM
Ohio were here on Monday and Tuesday,
looking over some of the principal points
of interest and also the important mines.
Mr.. Papenbrock is interested in a mine
in the district.
Miss Lizzie Nicholson has again de-
parted to Denver having accepted posit-
ion in the employ of Lawyer Howard of
the Continental Building. Miss Nichol-
son was compelled to return home on ac-
count of her eyes.
Mrs. H. H. Mckay, Mrs. H. E. Penny
and son Ansel of Minneapolis, MINI. are
the guests of E. F. Moore and wife.
Both Mrs. Penny and Mrs. Mckay are
sisters of Mrs. Moore and will remain
here for two months.
Mrs. Chris. King came up from Denver
last Sunday for a few weeks stay with
her husband. They will be "at home"
during that period in a cottage on Wiz
ginia street, near 10th ave. Mrs. Grose,
nee Grayce King, is stopping with rela-
tives in Georgetown.
LII. Roberts and VIM. Morgan, ac-
companied by their wives, drove over to
the beautiful E. & E. ranch the latter
part of last week, to visit the genial FORE
man, Daniel Witter The latter very
courteously granted the party fishing
privileges and the returns were satisfac-
tory, although Roberts got the lions
share of the sport.