The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

W. S. L.ehrick went to the metropo-
lis Monday afterf DON for a brief business
visit.
Mrs. E. L. R, ge,in,tter was a passen.
ger on yesterday afternoon train for
Denver.
Mrs. w. l.. Bush departed "Wednesday
for a short visit With friends in Kansas
and Denver.
Mrs. S. l.. Work and children left
Friday for months visit with relatives
in Denver and Longmont.
Jesse May is making an expert ex-
animation of mining property in the
Leadville district this week.
Miss Effie Davis went to Denver this
to attend the marriage of Nor
rison James and Miss Butler.
Grocer Thos. NJ. Black returned the
fore part of the week after a months
visit with relatives near St. Louis.
til. Dill. of the Elk palace, opposite
the postoffice, made a business visit TO
the metropolis Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. d. Bulls is reported to be quite
i'll in Denver, and it may be necessary tor
her to undergo surgical operation.
Alex Peterson. Of the Lueder's en-
porium took in the sights of the cap
ital city the fore part Of the week.
Miss Cora Patch, of Richmond, Va,
was entertained for several days this
week by her cousin Mrs. d. E. Bone.
The members of the local Commandary
Knights Templar attended the funeral of
B. c. Catren of Silver Plume Wednesday.
A social will be given at the Swedish
Mission church this evening, and select
line of refreshments will be served by
the ladies'.
James Noone, the Georgetown mining
man and correspondent for the News
Times, was in the city Thursday be-
tween trains.
Manager A. G. Brownlee, of the Stan
ley mine, departed Tuesday morning for
a business visit to New York and other
eastern points.
Mrs. Marie O'Donnell was in Denver
several days this week with her daughter
Mrs. Nora Bunker, prior to the latter's
departure for her home in Illinois.
Operator Walter Helm arrived in the
CITY yes terday to protect the wires at the
c. & S. uepot during the absence of
Operator James who is enjoying his
honeymoon.
Senator Roberts, accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. H. L. Robinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Oliver drove to Silver
Plume Wednesday morning to attend
tn funeral Of Ben Catren.
George Mare came home from Idaho
Springs last week with a crippled foot
An ore car. in tunnel, ran over his foot
and mashed it severely. He will be laid
up for some time.-Golden Globe.
Gen. Fred Walsen, of Denver, was
in the city Tuesday attending the ses-
sion of the Elks lodge in the evening,
where his son Fred, Jr., got all he was
entitled to by the initatory services.
Tonight at Lawson the Maroon basket
ball team of this city will meet the Law.
sonites in game. A considerable num-
Der of local enthusiasts have signifed
their intention of attending the game.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Clara Peterson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. v. Peterson, of this city, to Mr..
Edgar E. Callahan, Of Texarkana, Texas.
The wedding will take place the latter
part of next month.
L. L. Snyder, Of Pail river was
in the city Wednesday, pur-
chasing dress goods and ribbons galore.
The cause of his purchases was the ar
rival of a pretty girl baby at the home of
his son, T. L. Snyder on day previous.
The oyster supper and bszaar given
1t the home of Mrs. O. W. Lowell We'd
uesdav afternoon and evening by the
auxiliary of Calvary Episcopal
church was we'll attended and q neat
sum was realized. The oyster soup and
he Mexican chill served by the. ladies
we're both dreams Of the culinary art
md were highly praised by the epicures.
Robert Bros. Mercantile Co. now have
IN exhibition on their window a man.
moth cheese weighing 500 lbs. which
n fso,,a the ce1eh1sfed Crarford connfx