The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-28


Denver "Wednesday afternoon on railroad
business.
Franklin B.llou, of Denver, was in
the city during the week on mining
business.
Bob McClelland was absent from
school Monday, trip to Denver being
a necessity.
E. R. Lumley and wife spent several
days this week visiting with friends in
the capital city.
Mrs. w. Boyd went to the capital
city Thursday afternoon for few days
visit with friends.
Rev. Willman, pastor of the Presby-
terian church, was a Denver passenger
Monday morning.
Albert Zeilor left yesterday for Mont
rose where he expects to go to work on
the rock end of the government tunnel
c. S. Berkins, E. NJ. Sabin, and w.
Davey were called to Golden Tuesday
morning by a lawsuit in the district
court.
Mrs. Fred Thero has been up from
Denver for two weeks past, enjoying the
mountain climate and keeping Fred in
in line.
Mrs. Ella Wideman and family left
Thursday morning for Edgewater, Colo,
where they will make their permanent
home.
DR.. J. F. Elliott, of Denver, a former
citizen IF this place, came up Thursday
morning to look after his property in
teTests.
Jos. Burke the real estate dealer, by
carefully outstanding his resources for
some weeks, was able to make visit to
the metropolis this week.
John Bunt. of Littleton, was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday. settling
up affairs in connection with the Ste.
phens. estate. of which he is the ad
ministrator.
Paul Gregory, of La Sale, Colo, who
has been in the city for the past ten days
taking the hot soda baths for rheuma-
tism. has been greatly benefited and
will return to his home next week.
Ex Lieutenant Governor w. A. Hag.
gott, has been appointed delegate, by
Governor. Mcdonald, to attend the meet.
ing Of the American Mining congress to
be held at FL Paso, Texas, November
I4IS.
DR.. F. E. Smith, of Golden, a veter.
mary surgeon, graduate of Cornell, at
Ithica, N. Y, has decided to locate in
this city for the practice of his profession.
He will reside in one OF the Comstock
cottages on 18th avenue.
S. P. Tobias and wife, of Springfield,
Mo-, arrived in the city this week, and
are the guests of the family of L. E.
Tobias. This is the first time the
brothers have met for thiity-three years,
and both have been putting in full time
getting acquainted.
S. A. Knowles, formerly successful
contractor in this district, who is now
engaged in assisting Uncle Sam to
drive the Montrose irrigation
tunnel, spent the fore part of the week in
the city on business matters, returning
to Montrose Tuesday afternoon.
Jas. Clay ton, who for several years has
been the first assistant manager at the
Lowell Hardware company's store in this
city, has this week severed his connec-
tiou herewith, and accepted position
as travelling salesman for the Tricht
hardware company of Denver. His
territory will compyize Southern Colo
RADIO, New Mexico, Arizona and Wy
oming.
As an evidence of the high regard in
which the Blue Ribbon ginger ale is held
by those who like the best in all lines
Colorado Shriners have ordered a mum.
ber of cases of this excellent beverage to
be served at their annual banquet to
be held in Denver, Novembe 3. The
product of the Blue Ribbon company is
fast forcing its way into the good graces
Of an exacting public.
Miss Emma Ahlschwede. age II years
died at 1904 Miner street, early last Sun
day morning of consumption. Ac-
companied by her parents she came
to this city some weeks ago in the hope
of checking the ravsges of the dread
white plague. but was in too advanced a
stage to derive benefit. The remains
were shipped on sundayafternoon' train
to her former home At Milford, Neb-
raska, for interment.