Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05


J. NJ, Tanner departed Wednesday
afternoon for FLORIDA where he will Join
his family who are spending the winter
there. A trip to Cuban points is on the
itinery.
Keep your mind on the Rathbone
Sisters dance to be given at the opera
house on the night of ST. Patrick's day.
Lohman's orchestra has been secured for
the occasion.
Rev /. NJ. Idlemau occupied the pull
pit at Calvary Episcopal church las, Sun
day, and viii remain here as rector. He
was formerly connected with Emanuel
church in Denver,
FRI ulrieh, who was taken 10 the Den
yer hospital same weeks ago, was brought
back to his home in this city last Saiur-
day night. A marked improvement in
his condition is noted.
W. A. Thompson delivery team cir
cuiated about town ON its own hook,
MONDAY afternoon. overturning the
wagon at the corner of 18th avenue and
Miner street. No damage resulted.
The combination of Sunyside youngs-
ter and box of psrior matches produced
a small conhagration last Tuesday, but
the FIRE was suppressed before much
damaged resulted No alarm was sent
in.
Mr.. John Leuders received word that
her daug hter had been injured while en-.
gaged in practice game of basket ball
at Wolf Hail, and went at once to Den
ver 10 look after the young lady during
her disability.
Teddy Dill has so far recovered from
his recent iHdisposition as 10 be able to
ride on the cars. He sought lower
altitude Thursday, making trip to Deu-
yer. The change proved most beneficial,
and be is able to again be on duty.
Mrs W. II. Davis returned Thursday
from Winchester. Indiana, where she
went to bury the remains Of her husband, !,
late foreman of the mechanical depart
meut Of this paper. Mrs. Davis intends
psi4ast ahis citv her permanent home.
w. A. Stock accompanied by his son
Will, left "Wednesday afternoon for Madi-
al.
city they will go to the old home at Pat
terson, N. J. Mrs. Stock and daughter
viii remain he,e and look after the inter
esls of the Cliff house.
Travelling Passenger Agent Church
looking up Colorado & Southern matters.
He is still an agiiator, and hopes 10 soon
be able to work up interest iu gala day
tor Idaho Springs during the coming
summer. and hopes the name Of La
Fiesta" will be adopted
Golden boasts of seventeen secret
soce,ies, Idaho Springs pushes the num-
ber up to twenty-one with one ON the
way, but Central City Easily out distances
the BeighborIng towns, as we know of
at least twenty five in this city.-Central
City Register Call.
The Misses Florence and Margaret
Williamson. two OF Idaho Springs pop
ular young ladies', came down yesterday
TO attend the Leap Year Loft Dance"
gwen by the Misses Edna and Mabeile
Adams at the residence of James Barton
Adams last evening, and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams at their Myrtle hill
home.-Deu, er Post.
Road Overseer Dan Hooley OF Lawson
is walking with limp these days as a
result fall sustained last Sunday. He
had gone into his hsymow after dark and
stepping upon loose BOARD fell to the
floor beneath injuripg his hip and fractur-
ing two of his ribs. No serious conse-
quences will follow, but Dan will be out
of commission for some time.
The little 3-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Rowse seems to be pursued by
misfortune. Some three weeks ago he
fell from a chair and sustained fracture
OF the collar bone on the left side. This
injury was fast yielding to treatment
when on Sunday of this week the little
fe. low had second fall, fracturing the
collar bone on the other side. Serious
results are not anticipated, however.
ON Monday evening the Independent
Order of Macabees, Court No. II gave the
first Leap Year ball of the season. The
ladies were rather slow about getting
started but when they finally did start