Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-06-27
PURELY PERSONAL.

Geo. P. Stovall the violinist, has re-
turned from trip to the coast.
The wife of Joseph Bradley was very
i'll with pleuro- pneumonia this week.
John c. Maxton and wife returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip.
w. S. Marshall and wife were Denver
bound passengers yesterday morning.
Miss Maud Morris was a city bound
passenger Monday to visit with friends.
John G. Roberts the mill man. made
business trip to the valley on Monday.
Mrs. Geo. E. McClelland and Miss Alice
were passengers for the city Friday morn
ing.
Fred G. Shaffer transacted business
for the Investment company at Denver
Monday.
Friday morning after spending several
days in the city.
J. D. Williamson went to Denver Mon
day on mining business connected with
his associates.
J. D. Armstrong, formerly of Free
land and who made fortune leasing on
the Lamartine, is in the city.
Max Dagenais, the mayor of Gilson,
was among the passengers to the capital
city the first of the week.
M. D. Moorehead and Colonel George
Ebert, two oldtime operators on Yankee
hill, were in the city Monday.
Miss Goldie Starr had her foot injured
while dancing at the Trocadero last Sat
urday night, requiring medical attend
ance.
J. E. Chester, who has been stopping
In Denver the majority of the time for
some moons, is again among us and will
remain during the tourist season.
Captain Isgrig, of the Reduction COM
pany, was called to Denver the first of
the week in connection with the installa-
ton OF new machinery at the local plant.
Miss Madge Austin has finished her
school year as teacher at Lamartine, and
has given general satisfaction. The term
of ten months closed on last Friday, the
18TH, with picnic.
Noble Short, of the Metropolitan force.
could not withstand the attraction, and
went to Denver Monday to see the races.
He picked the Derby winner, and had
his dope book properly marked.
c. j. Thomas and wife have changed
their residence from Lamartine to Law
son. Mr.. Thomas has valuable mining
AueSAOoAo at l<duldtlluSt however ana VIII
divide his time between the two places.
R. c. Bonney combined business with
pleasure on the occasion of his recent
trip to Denver, talking real estate as
well as mining. OF course the races had
nothing whatever to do with his visit.
G. G. Marshall of Lamartine now di-
vides his time between that place and
Rolliusville. At the latter place he has
teams employed on the new railroad
work.
We are informed that Pat. White.
father of the county attorney and for
years connected with the Toe REYNOLDS.
at Lawson has been released from the
hospital at Denver and has returned to
Georgetown.
Lew. Oliver went to Denver last Mon
day, accompanied by w. J. Griffith, a
cousin of Mrs. Oliver, who had been WIS.,
iting here. Mr.. Griffith is located at
Chicago and is paymaster of the Plano
Harvesting Co.
Rev J. F. Cofman on last Sunday
united in holy wedlock Vim. L. Price
and Minnie w. Cummings, both of Min
neapolis, Mimi. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the 9room's
parents, R. H. Price and wife, of Chicago
creek.
Mrs. Virginia Hayes and two grand
daughters, Eileen and Jean Harton, all
of Kansas City, No, arrived here on
Sunday last. Mrs. Hayes is a cousin of
Mrs. J. NJ. Osborn, of this place, and
mother of Mrs. A. M. Hayes, the stem
ographer. Mrs. Harton, mother of the
two young ladies, will arrive next week.
when they will take the Clayton resi-
dence for the summer.
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