Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-26
oLO.. SATURDAY, MARCH 2o, 1904.

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o. W. Lowell was passenger to Dem
yer Thursday.
Editor Cunningham of the Gazette,
transacted business at Denver yesterday.
Evan Lewis left Tuesday morning for
Denverto remain for several weeks for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Fred G. Shaffer and children left
Thursday morning for ten days visit to
relatives at Wall Street, Boulder county.
Prof c. W Deems, a well known em-
ployee in W. H. Wiley's Office, has been
appointed general manager ofthe Elwood
Mining and Milling Co.
Mrs. W. II. DAVIS, after spending a
couple of weeks in this city with friends
and acquaiutances, left Monday afternoon
for California where she will make her
home with relatives.
VIM II. Elwood has rendered his resig-
nation as treasurer and general manager
of the Elwood Mining and Milling Co.
As he has so many other mining interests
he finds it impossible to give this prop
erty the proper attention.
Deputy Chas. Peck came down from
Georgetown Wednesday to transact Off
cial business and to renew o,d acquaint-
anees. Charley does not get down here
with the frequency that he did last sum-
mer, but he is none the less welcome.
Teachers in the local schools began
their Easter vacation Friday. Superin-
,endent Potter, W. w. Hall, Geo. J. Neu-
pert. Miss Avery, Miss Bowie have gone
to Denver for the week and will inciden-
tally attend the performances of the Bos-
tonians
W. l.. Price arrived in the city last
week from Minneapolis, Mimi, and will
spend the summer here with his parents.
He brought with him a fine lot of chick
ems and homing pigeons as a gift to the
folks, and will assist in seeing that the
poultry is properly housed.
Tuesday evening next, March 10th, the
annual congregational meeting Of the
Presbyterian church will be held at the
church. A short social hour with re-
freshmeuts at the close of the regular
business. cordial invitation il extend
ed to all to be present at this meeting.
Obert Burbank. prominent capitalist
of the Buckeye state. was in the city for
few hours Tuesday morning looking
over the various resources of this section.
He was well impressed with what he
saw and saws that he will return later
to look over the district more thorough
ly.
The {. NJ. A. boys were defeated in a
game of baseball last Saturday afternoon
to IL. The c. NJ. A. boys hope to recup~r-
ate their loss by winning the next game to
be played in the near future, when they
will have won two out Of three games play
ed with this team
The many friends Of Miss Blanch Mil
Ter will be pleased to learn that she ex
poets to give recital April 7. Miss
Miller is former Idaho Springs girl.
and has been graduated from Oberiin
Conservatory of Music with special hon
ors. Her coming will be looked forward
to with much plearure.
Chas. Morgan, of the Gum Tree and
Saratoga properties, returned Monday
from a ten days visit in the east, visiting
several Of the metropolitan centers. He
vas accompanied on his eastern trip by
Mr.. John Owens, the latter gentleman
remaining in the east on business but is
expected to return today.
The Discussion club will be entertained
by Mrs. o. R. Garman on next Monday
evening. when the German topic will be
continued. The program will consist of
quotations from Geibel; lessons review
by Mrs. Angove; sketches of modern
German authors by Miss Davis; select
reading from the songs Of "Hiddigeigei,
the Tom Cat," by Mrs. Sabin.
The Georgetown high school basket
ball team wrested the state championship
from the Highland Wheel club team last
night, in the fastest game ever
played in this part of the country, the
score being 10 to II in favor of the locals.
The visiting team had defeated every
other team in the state of any prominence
but caught tartar in the county seat
boys.