Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

MISS I-alslI VI oo1itNA - 'f-sN
ing with Miss Gertrude Noxon.
Miss Maybell {. Cole, will arrive next
week with complete stock OF millinery.
Mrs. r. NJ Nelson returned Tuesday
evening after pleasant trip through the
east.
Nels Nelson left Thursday morning
for an extended trip throughout the
East.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Iueiis has been very sick this
week.
Attorneys +. n Sabin and J. ". b
Smith were Denver passengers Wednesday
morning.
Judge Lindsay was the guest of Attor-
ney r L. Reggennitter while in the city
this week.
Teddy Powers departed Thursday for
Cripple Greek where he expects to engage
in mining.
Sssuson, the shoeman, has added a
new National cash register to his store
equipment.
Al Aiken and wife were 10 Denver the
fore part of the week attending the
funeral of relative
Mrs. +. Z. Gustin left Thursday for
Denver where she will visit for several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Otis Oxiey has severed her con.
neciion with the local telephone exchange
owing to poor health.
Mr.. A. c. Hasson. major domo al
I Trathen's furniture store. spent severa
days a, Denver the first of the week.
Rev. Oscar Ostrom will conduct
the usual services tomorrow in the
Lutheran church, both morning and
evening.
Thomas Doyle. a pioneer OF Gilpin and
Clear Greek counties. died in Nevada
vile last Sunday morning of miner
consumption. Mr.. Doyle was an unci'
OF lanes Doyle OF this city.
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Mrs. ]. ". Bradley left Thursday fo'
Denver where she expects TO remain 70
some weeks In the hope that lowe
altitude will benefit her failing health
Together with her husband they vii
establish home, at least temporarily, II
that city.
Charles Morgan OF the Gum Tree aue
Saratoga properties. went to Denvei
/ Thursday afternoon, where he will re
main Indefinitely taking advsntageof th'
lower altitude He will make frequen
trips TO this city keeping in close touci
wit his local mining interests
The Ladies, Whist CLUB met last Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Hal
and enjoyed a most pleasant session
The following were present Mesdame
John Ward, Sarah Piummer, K. h
Morton, c l.. Plummer. C. A. King
Howard Exams. The next meeting vii
be held with Mrs K. Il. Morton.
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The 9 year-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
5. ]. Slower, while at play at the famil,
home in the eastern part of town las
| Saturday afternoon. received fall whiel
resulted IN ber breaking hef left arm a
elbow joint. With companions she wa
swinging on "fying Dutchman" whei
she was thrown to the ground with tn
the disastrous result above mentioned.
W. l. Bush was tue host at a party
for II. s. Sands las, Monday ev enin,
and hearts was the medium of amuse
ment. w c. Arkiils was the recipien
OF FIRST honors with Geo. X. Kinbal1 &
close second Refreshments were served
The following were present: ]. j. Sher
win. A. ID. Fraser. NJ. c. Potter. II. )
Sands. + o. Saudstrom, p. p Barbour
f. ID. Wiley, W. g. Arkills, Geo. X
Kiniball, H. E. Machol, r. E. Angove
] The Discussion club met with Mrs Z
A. Eaves last Monday evening. A verl
interesting paper On the public building.
| of Washington was read by drs. M w
Tanner. Ladies of the White House
was treated by Mrs. c. A. King, and I
select reading, THE American Boy" by
/ Theodore Roosevelt was rendered BY
/ Mrs. Eaves. Next Monday night will be
a social meeting at Mrs. c. L. Plummer' S
Mrs. K. B. Morton being the assistau,
hostess.
H S. Sands. general electrician foi
Consolidated Gem Mines company sever
ed his connection herewith on March Ist
and yesterday departed for the East for Z
protracted visit. During his absence i
is his intention to devote his entire tim,
to visiting the various electrical plants
| hosting himself as to what it is new