Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-07

, SATURDAY, MAY 7, IS
Mrs. E. S. Craig entertained the Unity
Club yesterday afternoon.
Z, P. Swanson, the shoe man went to
the capital city Thursday on business.
| An electric holster is being placed on
the Freighter's Friend shaft by the Con-
solidated Gem Mines company.
w. S. Burdick, representing the pas
seuger department of The Santa Fe"
system. WAS visitor to this city Thurs
day.
Mrs S. A. Knowles will entertain the
members of the Discussion Club next
Monday night. at which time the pro-
gFamme arranged for last week will be
given.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Mitchell arrived
| Thursday from Lead City, S. D., and will
make their future home in this city.
Mrs. Mitchell is a sister of Mrs. Jonathan
Bickford
Mrs. T.. f. Cannitf of Belleville, Cana.
da, is visiting her nephews, A. +. and A.
+. Ross and family. She has just re-
turned from visi, to California and may
remain here for the summer.
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Conquered. have disbanded. but in or
der to perpe,uate the memory of series
OF victories. they have had a splendid
picture of the team taken and these will
be retained as memen,oes.
The Musical Club was entertained by
Ms. Brandstetier last Wednesday even
ing. when the composers. Dudley Buck
and Moscowski, were discussed. Two
weeks hence, May IS, the club will meet
with Mrs A. II. Roller.
This office is in receipt of a neatly
printed pamphlet treating of the Juvenile
delinquents through the Juvenile court
BY Judge Ben B. Lindsey, judge Of the
county court of Arapahoe county. The
| little book certainly makes interesting
reading.
| A delightful social dance was given at
the Trocsdero last Thursday evening, it
being the second of series Of these en-
tertainmen,s. The promoters of the
affair have the knack Of being able TO see
to it that everyone enjoys themselves. and
thus is success achieved.
Contractor Work and his assistants
have progressed most favorably with the
work on the new library building and the
work on the foundation has been COM
menced. The brick will be done under
the supervision of A. ]. Crosson and this
is guarantee that II will be done proper.
The entertainment given by Hugh Nc
Cabe was largely attended and 1t proved
to be a most enjoyable OCCASION. In adj
dition to Mr.. .McCabe's S excellent numbers.
local talent was represented on the pro-
gramme and added much to the enjoy
ment. A goodly sum was realized from
the performance.
Rev. Whitman of the Presbyterian
church, will leave next Monday on his
annual vacation TO be gone about a
month. He will first go to Kansas City
where he will enjoy reunion with some
college chums, after which he will go to
his home at Hartford City, Indiana, where
the remainder of the time will be spent
During his absence the Presbyterian pull
pit will be supplied at all services
The Court of Honor excursion from
Denver to this place on May 80, promises
to be record breaker so far as attend.
ance is concerned. The Denver lodge is
going into the matter with vim and vigor
and Idaho Springs people should prepare
TO extend the glad hand to a large crowd
of people on that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cunningham and
children returned last Wednesday from a
three weeks trip to central Illinois where
they have been visiting friends. Enroute
to the west they spent several days at
ST. Louis where they saw all there was to
see at the big show. but it was disappoint-
ing as the exhibits were not yet in place.
J. w. Thoreau returned Sunday from a
two weeks trip through central Wyoming
and says that is the coming section of the
west. The Big Horn country he declares
to be paradise and that with rail con-
nections with the outside world, the
possibilities are beyond estimating. No
doubt Mr. Thoreau will decide to locate