Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

OAHO SPRINGS, COLO,
Casey James has this week been laid
up with lagrippe.
Civil Engineer Barbour was a Denver
visitor last Tuesday
Attorney Regginni,er had legal bust
ness in Denver the first of the week.
Jules Huellet took a day off Tuesday
and visited his friends in the capital city.
A baby girl was born to Mr., and Mrs.
a. II. Roller on Sunday, March 8, and
all concerned are doing nicely.
Dave Kennedy was down from George
town last Wednesday. closing the deal
for the transfer Of the Brazil property.
A baby bov was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James a. Redding last Monday, and all
concerned are correspondingly happy.
Dog licenses are due. If your favorite
canine does not show up ask Marshall
o'Rourke and perhaps he will show his
scalp.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
teriau church will hold their next meet
ing at the church Thursday afternoon
March 7th.
Carlson's furniture store has undergone
an overhauling to make room for the new
goods and furnish accommodation for
repairing quarters.
Merchant Jensen returned the first of
the present week from a business trip to
Kansas City, where he has purchased a
large invoice OF goods for his store.
Mrs. r. ID. Blair and baby William
went to Denver last Sunday where they
greeted new relative in the person of a
baby girl born TO Mrs. Edmund X Doty
The Board OF Education has a new edi-
ton Of the public school manual in press,
and II promises to be the most complete
publication ever issued in the city. 1t
will be ready for use about April /.
Bro. X. {. Bonney, past exalted ruler
OF Idaho Springs lodge, is now manager
OF the Sun and Moon mine. K. {. is a
good one, and will prove the right man
t.tr the f,ta
The improvements made by Swanson,
the shoeman, in his business building
gives him much more room and enables
him to display bis goods much more sd-
saHtageously. A new front show window
has been addei
(. T. Deifke, who mas been in the city
from Greeley for the past month to seek
relief from rheumatic pains. returned
home Thursday morning very much im-
proved, and Will become a walking adj
yeriisemeni of the Idaho Springs waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mason depart to.
morrow for Minneaf Oils, after spending
several months IN this city. Mr.. Mason
is merely accompanying his wife to her
home and will return here resume active
operations on his mining propositions in
this vicinity.
Frank LillIbridge, the young man who
has had such tough tussle with an at
tack of pneumoria at the Colorado street
al ha. fnr H..
able to travel aud left " ednesday morn.
ing for his home at Youngstown, New
YORK, accompanied by his father
You Will miss til. time of your life il.
you do not attend the dance at the opera
house on the evening of Thursday, March
II. Ii is under the auspices of the Rath-
bone Sisters, and this is sufficient guar
antee that nothing will be left undone
for the entertainment of the guests
Gov Peabody appears to be growing
IN favor daily, and before convention day
he will have no opposition in the pomina-
tion and very little on election day. The
people have confidence in his way of ad-
ministering affairs. and will keep him
there another term.-Rocky Mountain
Herald
Superintendent c. II. Young, of the
Wells Fargo Express company, covering
the territory embraced by Colorado and
New Mexico. was in town Thursday, visit
ing with the local mansger. Dick White.
The superintendent visits this office so
seldom that be is certainly worthy of a
notice when he does come