Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-03

Mrs. C. T. MeClelland went TO Denver
Monday, returning the same day.
Vincent Foster and son took the Mon
day morning train for the big city.
c. f. Fish returned TO his new home
at Fort Collins "Wednesday morning.
H. s. sands attended the Masonic cere
monies at Denver the hfs, of the week.
Mrs. o. w. Lowell spent several DAYS
in Denver this week visiting with friends
Ellis Kaufman spen, the fore part of
the week in the metropolis on business
matters.
Miss Katherine Mckinney returned to
Boulder Monday morning, TO RESUME her
studies
f. ID. Quigiey returned 10 the valley
Yesterday after looking after bis mining
interests.
w A. Lamb was called to the CITY the
first of the week on mining machinery
business.
George Smith silently stole Denver
ward Monday acting as chaperone for
Bill, Lamb,
Sidney Mornz the insurance man
made business trip to the big city carry
in the week.
Lafayette Hanchett came up Monday
evening on his regular tour of inspection
to this district
Sam. Marching,on Is building an adj
dition on the rear OF the photographs
studio on Miner street.
Judge wilkins has spent several DAYS
in Denver this week attending the meet
ofthe Masonic order.
Mrs. John Puch,rt. and children re-
turned TO Denver Monday morning TO
remain until Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. z. Barbour were pas
sengers for Denver Monday morning
where they visited friends.
Coroner elect >. NJ. Smith was Mon
Aof 80 Af%NfN '''N-~
he attended Masonic meetings
E..P. Swanson, the shoernan. preambu-
lated the principal streets of the me-
tropolis the fore part of the week.
Miss Eunice Thomson returned to
/, Boulder university Monday morning
after enjoying a short visit at home.
Cashier w. l.. Bush of the First Nat
tiousd bank. participated in the Masonic
reunion at Denver the first Of the week
Editor Noxou went to Denver Tuesday
afternoon to be present at the demo-
cratic banquet rendered Governor elect
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. KiInbail, Sr.,
were Sunday guests in this city, return
ing to their home al Golden Monday
morning.
W. II. GoldsSortny, former Idaho
Springs boy was in the city Saturday and
Sunday. He is timberman at the
Portland mine at Cripple Creek.
The Rev. Mr.. Chrisman of Denver will
conduct services at Calvary Episcopal
church tomorrow. Holy communion
will be celebrated at the morning service.
Commissioners elect Maxwell, of
Georgetown, and Jones, of Empire, were
in town for few hours Sunday, receiving
the congratulation Of their many friends
Mr.. +. II. Braukman, of Cleveland,
Ohio, brother of Mrs A. II Ristedt is a
visitor to the city this week, arriving last
Saturday. He is accompanied by a
young SON.
Bob. Baehr came up from Denver Tues
day morning for short stay with his
friends He is now employed by the
Pullman company as conductor and he
has at once become very popular with
the travelling public.
The Harmony Club was reorganized
last Saturday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Kane. and thus inaugurated
what promises 10 be most enjoyable
social season. The members will be en-
tertai1ed by Mrs. John Watson on Satur-
day, December ~.
H. R. Manell the well known musical
humorist and baritone-tenor will give an
entertainment At the opera house Thurs
day evening, December 9th. Mr.. Mapell
will be remembered by our citizens a.
the gentleman who appeared during the
campaign, and is known ~ Bill Nye
No. ~ He il most pleasing and ver-