The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

Miss Maude BennIe leaves TODAY for
Denver where she will attend business
college.
Noble Short, of the Metropolitan
restaurant, went to Denver Thursday on
business.
George Moscript went to the city on
Thursday afternoons train for couple
Of DAYS visit
Mrs. w. s. Young went to Denver
Thursday afternoon for few days stay
with her mother.
+. B. Clayton and family returned the
fore part OF the week from Salt Lake
City and other points.
Mrs. I. D. Ellis accompanied by Miss
{. E Ba'cheder were capital city visit
ors the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. o. L. Orton of the NJ.
f. Church will spend Saturday and Sun
day with Denver friends.
Architect F. E. Cove, of Denver, was
IN the city this week and was the guest
Attorney Z. l.. Regennltter
Deputy Sheriff Peck spent several days
i'll this city this week on business con-
uected with his county duties.
Mrs, Walter Work entertained Mrs.
A. Anderson, Mrs John Hicks and Dan
Hicks, Of Evereret n this week.
VIM. Broad the Insurance man, re-
turned Sunday evening from a two,
weeks sol ourn on the Pacific coast.
Miss Esther Anderson visited the home
folks IN this ci y Sunday. She is taking
a business course III Denver college.
Conductor Pal O'Mera has this week
resumed his passenger run on the c. &
S. after thirty day lay off on account
illness.
Harvey Preston was down from YAM
kee Hill the first Of the week purchasing
winter supplies for the Chesapeake
property.
Fred Mathews, travelling f-eight aud
passenger agent Of the Burlington, spent
Thursday in town in the interest of his
Mayor Pete Sweeney, of Yankee Hill,
Alice and the glacier spent THURSDAY
with his Idaho Springs friends and ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Montague, of Denver,
were in the city this week visiting with
old friends and attending to some bust
ness matters.
{. A. Walker and wife and E. S. Nor
ton and wife of New York City were
guests of the Hotel de Paris for several
days this week.
Mrs A, A. Sel.eck, returned from the
Wednesday where she has
been IL attendance at the state meeting
of wome II S clubs
II. L. Robinson returned Wednesday
night from his bunting trip with all the
grouse he could pack. NJ. c. Lake de-
cided t. remain some DAYS.
Miss Opal Oxley returned Wednesday
from her visit to the coast where she en-
j"yed most pleas visit which in
cluded the big fair at Portland
County Clerk A. r. Comstock ac.
by Rev. Swan, came down
from georgetown Wednesday evening
to participate in Masonic meeting.
The home Of Mir. and Mrs. w. w.
Carnady, at Burns Moore on Chicago
creek, was visited last Sunday night by
the stork, who left ten-pound boy.
Chas. Straub passed through town the
hrst Of the week with several head of
horses and mules which he purchased in
Denver and is taking over into the
William fork country.
Mss Mable Eneberg, who has been
he guest of Mrs. Chas Worth for sew.
,ral weeks, was called to her home at
Kansas, Thursday, by the
'erious illness of q relative.
Mrs. A. J. Page returned Tuesday
rom two weeks eastern visit. She ex
presses her delight in getting back to
he cool climate and says that the hu-
nidity Of the east is unbearable.
George Keyes has large force of men
'ngaged in repairing the United Light
md Power company dam a mile above
Georgetown. A large amount Of con.
rete work is being done, and every
fort is being made to avoid leaks.