Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-31

Carl Knoettge has been spending Christ.
mas week at his home in this city.
Mrs Geo. Anderson was visiting with
Denver friends the first of the week.
Frank Garrabrant is spending his
Christmas vacation at his home mathis
city.
Miss Eunice Thompson arrived from
Boulder Saturday for weeks visit at
home.
Miss Florence Bond was up FROM Deu
yer last Saturday. visiting relatives and
friends.
{. III. Cornes, of Lockport. n. ", was
in the city early in the week on business
His numerous friends rejoice TO see +.
S. Giles on the streets again after a siege
OF illness.
f. p. Swanson and daughter went to
Denver Wednesday for few days visit
with friends.
Miss Ethel Robins spent Christmas at
home and will return to Boulder the first
of next week.
Merchant n. Weinberger spent several
days in Denver this week looking after
business matters.
JOS. Burke has been taking advantage
OF the Christmas vacation to visit rels-
tives ir Missouri.
o. W Ashby, of Nome, Alaska. was
in the city the fore part of the week.
guest at the Hotel DE Paris.
County Superintendent-eleet,M Mrs. Car
rie ]. Mason has been attending the State
Teachers association at Denver this week
CIV. Fuller. the Fall River mining
has closed down work for the wiuter and
will spend the frigid season at Colorado
Springs.
Rev. whitman, of the Presbyterian
church, visited with city friends the first
of the week returning home on Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Fred Collom, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Hartshorn, re
turned the frs, of the week to her home
In Boston.
Miss Mary Roberts has been home
from Boulder this week, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Stone, who has been a
Christmas guest.
Miss Minnie Nelson returned yesterday
to her home at Stevens Point, Wisconsin
after spending several months with the
family of Adolph Nelson.
Ralph Walker, travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island was in town
for few hours last Thursday. distribui.
ing 1905 calendars among his friends.
Winifred A. Pray. of Idaho Springs
and Ethel Hunt, of Georgetown. were
granted license 10 wed in Denver last
Wednesday, according to Denver paper
VIM. J. Brewer and c. Ch. Hylbsteai
of New York City, were here Thursday
inspecting the McClelland tunnel al
Dumont, IN which they are interested
George Rice, who has been attending
the School for Deaf aud Dumb at Colo
RADIO Springs, arrived last Saturday tc
spend couple of weeks with the hom,
folks in this city.
Mrs. NJ. w. Tanner departed Tuesday
for Oklahoma points to visit with friends
for some time. She also anticipates con
tinuing her trip to Alabama in the hopes
that change of altitude will benefi, hei
health.
Postmaster Avery, of Empire. was dowr
from that hustling little mining city las,
Thursday renewing old acquaintance
He comes so seldom that he finds hi.
time fully occupied in looking up his old
friends
Mr.. Ed. Peacock arrived from the cas-,
in time to spend Christmas with Idaho
Springs friends. and together with Mrs
Peacock, has gone TO Denver to reside
for the winter. 1t is understood that he
will operate his mining interests from
that point.
Lieutenant Governor Haggott went I,
Denver "Wednesday to be upon the grount
during the political manipulation tha
always proceeds the opening of the iegis
iature. In his official capacity he vii
preside over the joint session of the sen
ate and house during the preIiminar,
organization.