Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

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sam Marchington and wife will leave
Monday morning for ST. Louis.
Charley Bond left Sunday for Seattle,
where he has secured employment
Contractor George Keyes spent several
days in Denver this week on business.
Miss Edith Thoms left Sunday for Dem
ver where she will sperd a month with
her sister.
Mrs. NJ. A Bowman and Miss Edith
Mock will leave Monday morning for the
Worlds Fair.
J. H. Weller, OF the Mellor and Peter
son Cash market, left Monday for two
weeks trip to the Worlds fair
DIR. A. B. McCapes, this week visited
Goodland, Kansas, in response to a pro-
fessioual call, returning Thursday even
ing.
Chris King, of the postoffice force. is
taking his annual vacation and is putting
in his time in learning the streets of
Denver.
Mrs. A. A. Selieck has been in Fort
Collins this week, representing Idaho
Springs at meeting of the State Fedora.
tiou Of " omens' Clubs.
John c. Roberts came up from Denver
last Thursday and went over to Indian
Park where he will look after some land
matters for the state commission.
Mrs. 7. b. Garrison aud son. of Kear-
ney. Neb., and Miss Garce easier. of
Omaha, have returned to their homes
after having spent several months in this
city.
Governor Haggott returned Wednesday
from the state capital where he has been
attending to the duties of the chief exc
cu,ive during Governor Peabody's alb
sence in the east.
Teddy Dill is able TO get about, after
having been thrown over, ,by a horse
the fore part Of the week. No bones
were broken. but his feelings are vet IN
precarious condition.
Sunday will be the last day the Nata.
torium will be open TO the public for the
season OF 1904. The business shows a
nice increase over last year. The tunnel
and tub baths will continue To do business.
Gen. Sup;. Carson of the Colorado &
Southern. was in the city Thursday, the
guest Of W. +. Renshaw During his
stay in the city several important, matters
were arranged in connection with Mr..
Renshaw's extensive business
The following guests were most roy ally
entertained by Miss Susie Thorpe last
Friday. Media DeGroff. Margaret Clark,
Keiso Clark. Louise Tobias, Ruth Melior.
Lea Miller. Charley Morrison, Hazel
Mosher, Warren Lester. Gertrude Dattou,
Mayme Peterson, Della Dumont, Alberta
Dova
Senator Roberts is minus an overcoat
and feels its absence these cool fall morn
ings. He does not know whether he
loaned it last spring or whether he lost
it. but is seeking among his friends TO
discover some trace of it. 1t was a valu.
able garment, and any information in re-
gard to it would be gratefully received
by the Senator,
Dick White returned from his Califor-
mia trip last Sunday and was checked in
as Wells-Fargo agent on the following
Wednesday. While enjoying every min.
ute of his trip, such strenuous existanoe
was wearing On HIM and he lost several
pounds of flesh. He is flied with stories
of his visit and is glad to have his friends
enjoy California by proxy.
The second social evening Of the sea-
son for the Discussion club was enjoyed
at the charming home of Mrs. Geo. X
Kiniball, Monday evening. Mrs Kimball,
Miss Hill and Miss Davis being the en-
tertainers. After amusing guessing con-
tests in which Miss Varney and Mrs. f.
d. Wiley were the winners refreshments
were served. These social meetings of
the club are proving a most delightful
innovation in their work.
On next Sunday morning the Rev
Tummen, Rector of Grace church,
Georgetown. will exchange with Mr.. Ives