Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06

DR.. Stiffler visited with the home folks
over Sunday in Denver returning here
Tuesday.
J. X. Turner spent several days in the
city this week looking after his realty
holdings.
Fred Himmslke, OF Pasadena, Calf,
is a guest Of his brothers in law Chas and
Fred Thero.
| +. Fremont Reed went to Denver
rhursdayto make some purchases for
his Boneia mill.
Jos. Burke, the local real estate and
insurance man, spent Monday in the big
city at the mouth Of the canon.
J. NJ. Bradley went to Denver the first
of the week to look after the prom otion
of Blue Ribbon interests there.
Travelling Passenger Agent Church OF
the c. * s. spent several hours in this
city this week on company business.
| Commissioner Tones came down from
/ Empire Wednesday and spent several
hours with his metropolitan friends
Manager McN Nreery, of the Refugee,
went to Denver Tuesday to consult with
his associate in regard to the future of
his property.
Mr.. w. Huddleston, and Miss Cora
~ Il.
ington where they intend to remain
permanently.
Mrs. Maggie Williams. who has been
visitor at the home Of B. X. Wall for
several months. returned to Denver
Thursday morning.
John Owen left "Wednesday morning
for two weeks trip to the Atlantic sea-
board in the interests of his various
mining enterprises.
ID. Williamson has purchase a
new rubber-tired oall- bearing single
buggy. and il makes one Of the nea,est
RE. Ewing. Of Des Moines. Iowa.
spent several days in the city this week,
investigating the Keystone property IL
which he is interested
William Broad, who is looking after
business affairs for a Denver friend, came
up from the big city Wednesday and
spent a couple Of dass AT home.
Miss Cora Huddjeston was given a
farewell party last Saturday evening
before her departure for Washington.
A large number Of her friends were
present aud report a delightful time.
Geo. +. Mccielisnd returned Tuesday
from pro,rac,ed trip in the east in in
terest Of the McCleiland tunnel. lie
found an encouraging outlook for Colo
RADIO mining investments and the future
brighter than for many months.
Mrs. A. ]. Ventress returned Tuesday
evening from a several months visit TO
the Pacific coast where she was enter
tanned by relatives. Coming home over
the southern route she was delayed for
some time by the washouts on the Santa
Fe.
T.. NJ. Moscript and Martha A. Bow
man were elected as members of the
school board last Monday and but a
small vote was cast. Evidently the
people of school district No. are well
content to leave the affairs in the present
hands.
w. l.. Bush gave a stag dinner to a
lumber of his friends last Friday eve
ming at which time all of the dainties of
season were served Those present were
w. Z. Renshaw, A. G. Chamberlain,
Fred Walsen, II. K. Machol. and DIR.
Frazer.
Mayor George Riley and Ben MarteIon
went to Denver last Monday where they
joined the Colorado Council Of the
Knights of Columbus. The meeting
was held at the Brown Palace hotel
where banquet was rendered in the
evening.
Attorney Regenitter has blossomed out
into full aeged newspaper publisher.
His abstract company has commenced
the publication of daily bulletin which
contains ali the official transactions in
both district and county court, and
copies are furnished to subscribers at q
stipulated rate per month. The first
issue appeared May 1.
Engineer w. II. Wiley returned SUM-
dav from . several weeks stay in the
Coldfeld district where he went t. make
Iexper examination of several large