Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10

Lite is narrow vale between the
cold and barren peaks OF TWO eterniiies.
We strive in vain to look beyond the
heights. We cry aloud. hut the only an
swer is the echo of our wailing cry.
From the voiceless lips of the unreplying
dead there comes no word. but in the
night Of death Hope sees star, and
listening Love hears the rustling Of a
wing -
''col" John T. Maliaiieu visited his
Denver friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Irvine are rejoicing over
the arrival OF a baby boy this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W. Tanner were Den
vef passengers Wednesday morning.
E. P. Swanson. the shoemar. went to
Denver Thursday ON business mission.
"Casey" James has rs ntrd the Peterson
home in supnyside and moved in We'd
nesday.
Rev T. " whitman of The Presbyterian
church. was called 10 Denver on business
last Monday.
W A. Lamb has made a couple of trips
to the eisy tais week on an important
mining machinery deal.
j. A. Kipp. of Denver, was in the city
the fore part of the week looking after
his property interests in this city.
Mrs. b. s. Leaveuworth returned 10
Denver Tuesday after spending several
days in this city The guest of Miss Julia
varney.
Lou Roberts returned home Sunday
afternoon from two weeks visit to
Greeley. Fort Collins. Longmou, and
Boulder.
George Austin vino has been iu the
local hospital for some time is gaining
strength rapidly from a severe siege of
typhoid fever.
ciem Dixon, a well known resident of
this county. who has resided at George
town has removed with his family to
this city where he will make his perma-
men, home.
A number Of Idaho Springs teachers
went over to Central City yesterday to
be IN attendance at the second biennial
meeting of the Clear Greek Valley Teach
ers association.
Tho's O'NeiIi, of Freeiand, who is at
the city hospitii suffering from ar
attack of pneumonia, is convalesc ing
rapidly under Careful nursing, and will
soon be able to get about.
Frank HarizeIl. who had his jaw
broken in two places last Saturday in the
Gem shaft by being struck with fall
ing plank. is meuding rapidly and will
be able to get abou, in a short time.
II. T. D'Alforth. formerly OF Montreal
Canada, has purchased a half Of the
Beebee hotel aud will give the house
his personal attention. c. v. Came has
been compelled to devote his portion of
his time TO the Teller house at Central
and other properties
Mrs Leila H. Gardiner will open an
elegant piano Studio above Merchants
and Miners bank the latter part of the
morth. Mrs Gardiner is a graduate, also
post graduate of X. E. Hennings of
students by the month.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will hold their annual bszaar during the
afternoon and evening of December 10Th.
The usual fine line of fancy work, and
useful articles will be for sale. A de-
licious home cooked supper will be ser
we'd beginning at FIVE thirty O'Clock.
mine. is carrying his neck in a sling as
result of siege with number of Jobs
comforters. In fact, be is unable to
move about under ground owing to his
inability to stoop for the ''low bridges,
but is successfully directing the work from
the surface.
A new fad has struck this city and has
found many devotees among the younger
set of men. In an endeavor to check the
rapid loss Of hairon the top Of his coco,
a citizen had his barber run the clippers
from his forehead to the back ofhis neck,
removing all the hair. The style was
striking, and has been adopted by num-
Der of residents with more or less start.
ling results.
sympathy Of the entire community
goes out to Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Wilcox.
The twin daughter born to the family
but few weeks ago, succumbed to pneu-