Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-03

Denver this morning where she will visit
friends.
local schools was in Denver Thursday.
attending the Masonic meeting.
a. C. Chamberlain joined the Masonic
colony at Denver this week, going down
on the afternoon train Thursday. |
Fred L. Morse of the Big Chief tunnel
left the FIRST of the week for few weeks
business trip to Chicago and the East.
Mrs. Edward Theobald, of Breckin-
ridge, Colo, is visitor to this city this
week. the guest Of chas. and Peter
Theobald.
Dick White, OF the Wells Fargo Ex-
press company, aud W A. Roberts, of
the NJ. and NJ bank. are in Denver ceIe-
braung with their brother Masons.
J. A. Wright, President OF the Lucania
company. came in from Colorado Springs
Tuesday and spent several days in look
ing over the compauy's interests here.
Died at Cripple Creek wednesday
Nov. p, 1904, Irene Nay. Daughter of
Fred +. and Emma Harris. aged years.
in;erment took place at Cripple Creek
MISS Nancy johnson, who has been
here for several months a, the home of
Mr. lsckstedt. nursing Mrs L returned
to her home at Holdrege, Nebraska,
Thursday morning
Travelling Freight aud Passenger
Agent McCord. of the Northwestern" ="
WAS in town for few hours Tuesday.
distributing memorandum books aad
looking up business.
/ ]. ID. Williamson left Wednesday
morning for Paola, Kansas, in response
to telegram announcing the finding of
a valuable oil well on one of his prop
critics. He expects to be absent for a
wes k
Charley Crosson, the next assessor of
Clear Greek county. came in from the
ranch last Sunday to participate in the
public recognition of the services PEI
t formed by Chairman Sabin during the
last election.
I Charley Fish came up from Fort Col
f iins last Saturday and spent several days
with his Idaho Springs friends and set
tling up business affairs. He is engaged
in the second hand business at Collins
and likes his new home very much.
Harold Richard Mannell has been in
town several days this week endeavoring
to make arrangement, for public en-
tertainmeDt. Mr. Manell appeared here
in refined specialties during the po-
litical campaign and made many friends.
Wn. Hut, who has been suffering for
many months with an aggravated case OF
rheumatism, left Thursday morning for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, in hopes that
the lower altitude will relieve his suffer
ings. lie was accompanies by his wife
The increased size of the News necess-
itated an increase in the force, so on
Thursday morning Mrs. r. ID. Blair,
presented her husband with brand
new ten-pound boy who will soon be
put ipto harness. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church,
will hold their annual bazaar during the
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The usual fine line of faacy.work, and
useful articles will be for sale. A de-
lieious home-cooked supper will be served
beginning at five thirty O'Clock.
George Moscript left Wednesday after
nool for Paola. Kansas, where he goes to
investigate the recently discovered oil
fields with the view to investing. The
New fields give promise of great things
and boom is on. j. ID. Williamson
was early on the ground and has secured
some fine ground.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hauff, of Idaho Springs,
spent Thank sgiving with their former
Wisconsin friends and neighbors, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Montgomery of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bishop and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pettyes also had the pleasure
of partaking of the same bounteous
Thank sgiving feast.-.Arvada Sun.
Following custom long established
the local Elks will hold their annual
memorial services at their hail on the
re -
O'Clock to which the public is most COR
daily invited. Henry Silverstein Of Den
yer, has been selected to deliver the