Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-25

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L NJ Idleman will leave Tuesday for
his home in Ohio.
Miss Lillian Patten of Denver attended
the funeral services of Walter Moscript
]. P. Gunstrom wife and daughter visit
ed the metropolis the fore part of the
week
W P. Daniels of the Big Five, has
been in the city this week looking after
business
Kenneth Hughes OF the Denver keeley
Institute was in the city visiting the boys
yesterday.
Geo. W. Cooper returned this week
after a months stay in Denver under the
care OF physician.
Mrs. George Patten, of Denver. was in
the city Thursday to attend the funeral
of Walter Moscript
R W. Ennis was down from George
town for couple of days this week renew.
ing old scquaintances.
Mrs Martin Klumpker and babe re
turned Monday from few DAYS visit
with relatives at Arvada.
w. W. Chase and wife of Cleveland,
Ohio, we're in the city Tuesday when
they visited the Gum Tree mine at Free
land.
The Queen Esthers will give hand
kerchief bazar at the NJ. +. church on
Tuesday, June rs. 1904, afternoon and
evening
DIR. J. NJ. Shaller was up from Denver
last Sunday to note progress at the Burns
Moore tunnel. He returned Monday
morning.
Messrs John Owen and chas. Morgan
were in Denver Thursday purchasing
machinery for their various mining prop
ositions.
Vim. Hult, who is in the Elks ward at
ST. Joseph's hospital, Denver, is improve
ing slowly, but a change for the better is
| looked for soon.
Jas. Rickard returned last Sunday.
after having spent FIVE weeks in st. Jos
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improved in health.
The committees of the Clear creei'
Valley Redmen's Association will hold
a meeting in this city tomorrow al BOO
O'Clock p. m. at /. O. o f. hall.
Rev. Willman returned yesterday from
his vacation Of six weeks in the east, and
will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow, both morning and
/ evening.
". W. Irvine prominent railroad man
/ OF Milwaukee arrived this week for a
months visit with the family Of W. A.
Thomson. Mrs Irvine has been here
several weeks.
The management of the opera house
has had large doors put in on the west
side of the building, opening on the lawn
Of the park. The doors will serve as an
additional exit in case of fire.
Mrs. Grace Grose, sister of Chris King,
of the postoffice force, has been visitor
to Idaho Springs this week renewing old
acquaintance. From here she will go to
Washington, ID. c., where she will reside.
I.afe Hanchett will leave Tuesday for
Salt Lake City where he will establish
his home in the future. on July Ist be
Will assume the duties as manager of the
Sam Newhouse interests in the West,
with headquarters in that city.
J. w Boyd and ]. J. May left yesterday
morning for Glenwood Springs to
represent the Idaho Springs lodge
CT Elks at the annual meeting of the state
association Of the order. An effort will
be made to have the next meeting held in
this city.
NJ w. Tanner, who fell from the scaf-
folding of the Ward mill last Monds y
morning, is recovering his equili-
brium. In his rapid descent, distance
of 20 feet he hit only the high places
on his anatomy. Being used to travelling
at rapid pace, it will take more than 20
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time.
VIM Stevens and Miss Eva A. VI. Lamb
were married in Denver last Saturday.
They returned to this city Tuesday, and
will make their future home in Spring
gulch. where Mr.. Stevens IS the superin-