Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-26

HO SPRINGS, COLO, SA
Webb Patton. of the News, enjoyed
his Thanksgiving at Georgetown.
Dad Cain has been doing night patrol
duty during the illness of VIM. Libby.
Messrs Jno. Owen and George Wilkie
made an overland trip 10 the valley this
week.
County Clerk Henry Walker was down
from the comfy seat yesterday between
trsirs.
Ora and Lou Shatfer spent their
Thanksgiving in Denver, interested spec
tators at the football games.
Arthur Clayton was an interested spec
tator at the Stanford-Boulder game at
Denver Thanksgiving
Manager Jas Bowden OF the Josephine.
ate his Thanksgiving turkey with his
family and party of friends at Golden.
Lon Roberts has taken weeks lay
off and he is spending the time making
visit to numerous friends in the valley
towns
Mrs. A. S. ElwOod came up from Dem
yer Tuesday for weeks visit with rels-
tives. the guest of the family of her son,
w II.
Joe Coddington could not resist the
temptation. so he went TO Denver Thurs
day and rooted for the Boulder foot ball
team.
Colonel ]. T. Mallslieu returned Tues
where he helped celebrate over the re-
publican victory in that state.
Mrs. Lewis Reynolds, of Meadville,
Pa who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
]. NJ. Morris for some weeks. returned to
her home Wednesday afternoon.
People will fight shy of the store that
don't live up to its advertising as quick
as they will of that dog that looks like
he might bite.-White's Savings.
The merchant who decreases his sd-
vertisiug appropriation to cut down ex-
pense. is reasonably sure of a farther
saving in clerk hire.-White's Sayings.
George Austin, who has for some time
been a sufferer from typhoid fever was
taken to the hospital Monday where he
will receive the closest medical attention
''Bruz" Roberts witnessed the defeat
of Boulder by Stanford Thursday at
Denver and was compelled to delay his
return in order to suppress his dissppoin'-
me1t.
Jimmie James general utility-man at
the Wells Fargo office. could not wait
until Christmas for his vacation. so he
went to Denver Thursday to see the foot.
ball game.
Straub brothers lost another valuable
horse Thur sday. by pneumonia. This is
the fourth animal they have los, recently
and they now believe that misfortunes
never come singly.
Mack Roberts came home yesterday
morning to rest up over Sunday with the
folks He was well nigh exhausted from
much roofing for the Boulder boys at the
Denver game Thursday.
+. A. T.. Marsh and wife, of I.yrn,
M.ss arcompup;ad by u paax,~ ~
Denver, and c. A. B. Halversou of Eureka
Colo. were in the city the fore part of the
week looking over some mining property.
E. X. Kimball, prominent merchant
of Boulder, Colo. who came to this city
two weeks ago, suffering and crippled up
with rheumatism; after having taken the
tunnel baths. returned to his home We'd
nesday afternoon entirely cured.
Col. w. A. Moore, formerly of Cripple
Greek and Denyer, and well known
mining man, arrived Wednesday and will
make this city his permanent home in
the future. Col. Moore 5 the superin-
tendent of the Keystone property.
The management of the opera house is
conducting negotiations With the recently
formed home orchestra in this city, to
furnish music for the opera house the re-
mainder Of the season. Nothing definite
has been decided, but The matter is still
under consideration.
Mrs. VIM. H. Elwood has been very
sick at her home Sac Colorado street,
but We are pleased y say under the
skilled care of a physician she is recover