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1904.
Mrs. A. J. ventress visited Denver
friends yesterday.
E. NJ. Moscript was a visitor to the
valley metropolis yesterday.
Howard Evans and wife spent several
days in the big city last week.
+. A. Moss was called to the city
yesterday on important business.
f. E. Sargent of Goldheld. New, is
visiting with his family in this city.
Mrs. A. II. Ristedt went to Denver
yesterday for days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sabin went to
Denver yesterday for short visit with
friends.
Russell Tanner wen, down to Denver
Yesterday afternoon and will remain over
Sunday.
Ed. Rhoner, who has recently been
laid up with rheumatism, is again able to
navigate.
Z. J. Eaton and wife. OF Detroit, Mich
were visitors TO the city last week. the
guests of J. p Wilcox
Harry Dawes left last Sunday for his
old home in England where he expects
to remain for some months
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Eayes are enter
tanning Miss Elsie Pruit and Mrs. Ninon
Thorp. Of Nebraska for a short visit.
Harvey Preston, glacierogical expert
Of Yankee peak, was in the city this
week suffering from severe attack of
ennai
Andrew Malcolm and wife who came
from Utah to attend the funeral of his bro
,her last week, left for their home Thurs
day afternoon.
{. ID. Ford, register of the United
States land Office in Denver. passed
through the city Monday ON a short visit
to friends in Geo-getoSu
DIR. J. NJ Shaller, who was Il, the
Burns Moore tunnel two weeks ago when
the big strike was made. over-exerted
himself. and has since that time been
confined in a hospital in Denver.
County Assessor Elect Chas. CrosSon
was in town this morning enroute to his
Bear Greek ranch from a trip to George
town where ne has rented a house in
which he will live during his official life.
The freshmen and the sophnore
classes will give wrestling exhibition in
the gymnasium on December Iyth. A
number of the boys have become experts
IN the catch-as-caich-can art under the
direction of Instructor J. L. Gerarden.
/ Billy BfuDson, who had such a narrow
escape from violent death by being
thrown under the wheels of loaded
wagon last week, has so far recovered as
to he able to be about the streets and
will soon again put himself into COM
mission.
The Silver cornet band will give a
dance at the opera house ON Christmas
eve, December 14th. The citizens
should encourage the band boys by liberal
patronage. The band contains excellent
musical talent, and every effort should
be made to maintain the organization.
4 Joint meeting of the old and new
library boards was held yesterday to
consider the transferring of the books TO
the new committee, but the matter WIS
postponed for short time. Orders for
the furnishings for the new building
have been placed and will soon be in
place.
II is reported that John White of this
city will receivetbe appointment of deputy
treasurer. under County Treasurer elect P.
ID. Sprankle, when the latter assumes
the Office. Mr. White was formerly a
resident of the upper end Of the county,
but for several years has lived in this
city, where he is well known and popular
The appointment will meet with the ap-
proval of host of the young mans
friends.
Malmstrom-W Weger Wedding o-Nieht.
The marriage Of Miss Charlotte Eliza
beth weger formerly of Mankato, Wis
consin, and Mr.. Charles Clarence Malm-