The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19

Mrs. ]. C. Weeks went to Denver
Tuesday for few days visit with friends.
Mrs w. L. Carr returned this week
from three nicnths visit with relatives
on the coast.
R, {. Bonnes and E. l.. Reginnitier,
left Sunday for a few days outing in
Middle Park.
VIM. J. Broad, jr, left Tuesday after
noon for Golden where he expects to ac-
eept position.
A. E. Simpson, of Tolland, was in the
city for few days this week, looking
after mining interests.
Richard Chinn, of Denver, was here
for several days visiting Wm; Broad and
family, leaving for his home Tuesday
afternoon.
VIM Harvey and family left Tuesday
morning Tor Cripple Greek, where they
viii make their permanent home in the
future.
Vim. Downs aud family wish to thank
the many frieisls for sympathy and
kindness shown during their recent sad
bereavement.
Miss Emma / ,ylor Deuback. of Gree
ley, who has b, N visiting Mrs. cbas.
Thero for the psst few weeks, departed
for her home Tursslsy noon.
Mrs ". A. Powers went to Denver
this week where she met her mother who
resides in South Dakota. The latter will
spend some time in visiting in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w Nisbet, of Chester,
ILL.,. are two-weeks guests in this city,
visiting with Mr.. K. James, of the tele.
graphic department of the {. & $. rail
road.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Moscrip,. accompanied by
Miss Guendoline, left Tuesday morning
fora prou visit to relatives 20 Pay.
cite. Iowa. They were accompanied a.
far as Denver by Mr.. Moscript.
a c. James returned Sunday from
his Salt Lake trip, feeling fine as fiddle
lie had selected No. 353 as his mascot al
the Unitah drawing and expected 10 leavl
next week TO come into his possessions.
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Rouse and family
Mrs Thos. Mitchell and daughter, Mr..
and Mr. John White and child, and
Bros. Roberts. made up a jolly picnic
party that spent Sunday at Eli;ch's gar.
dens.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Carnall and son
after ten day visi; to the family of +
NJ. Moscripi, departed Tuesday for q
trip to the exposition at Portland. from
which point they will 90 direct to their
home al Harper. Kansas.
Mr.. aud Mrs Jno. {. Horton, Of Kan
sas City. were visitors to this city ,hi;
week. Mr.. Horton is prominent sta
toner and wall paper dealer at his home
and makes it a point to get up into this
/ light air as often as possible.
T. S. Giles went over TO Cripple Greek
last week and put in many pleasant hours
with friends of olden times. Ed. was
formerly connected with one of the prom.
inent properties of the Creek, and enjoys
wide acquaintance in that neck of The
woods.
In honor OF Miss Heard. of Washing
ton, ID. c.. and Miss Roller, of Salida
Mrs. A. H. Roller entertained half.
hundred guests at the family home las,
Saturday evening. Games and refresh
ments made up delightful evenings
entertainment.
]. B. McFarlane and son Wilbur, were
passengers for the metropolis Tuesday
noon to remain for a few days. His
daughter, Miss Myra McFarlane, and
her grandfather, Mr.. Robert Lee with
whom she has been visiting in Illinois,
will arrive today for a few weeks visit
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Coliom returned
Saturday evening from ten days honey
moon at Grand Lake. In speaking Of
ideal localities both expressed them
selves as highly pleased with Grand
Lake, and says there is no place like
it. While the young couple will board
at present they expect soon to go to
housekeeping.
Through the recent resignation oi
Miss Ella Weaver. the high school Of
this city loses one Of Its most efficient
teachers. Owing to the necessity Of re.