The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-09

business roundup.
J. R. Allison. of the Big Five baths. is
away on his vacation. and during his ab-
sence, Mrs N. C. Merrill is in charge ef
the mineral baths.
Mrs. G. T. Snyder, of Akron. Iowa,
and Mrs. R. T. Payne. of Cripple Creek.
sister ard daughter respectively of {. c.
Weldon, are her on a visit.
IL. A. Reidel, he pushing promoter of
Denver who has extensive interests In
this section. spe Thursday in this city
looking after his varied interests.
Mrs w. X. " iitman aud daughter
Miss Jessie VIII nan. Of Newton. III ;,
are the guests of Mrs. John Knowles, at
the lattcr's home in Grass Valley.
Ira d. Mars,on. OF Kearney. Neb.. has
spent several days here this week visiting
his son, who has recently completed an
elegant summer residence in Soda canon.
Mrs. John T. Nicolson and daughter.
Miss Charlotte, departed Wednesday for
California, where the* will remain for
some months, in the hope OF bene6tting
Miss Nicolson's health.
T. W. Humphrey and wife, Of Litch-
field. Conn, were in the city several days
this week, the guests of c. S. Birkins
Mr.. Humphrey is the cashier of the First
National bank at Li,ehfeld
Miss Grace Peck has returned from
Hayden, and with her brother Ray,
will attend school in this city. They
are making their home with their grand
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. A. Dory.
A. w. Larimore. and Mrs. Frank
Peneoch and son. OF Quincy, H., ar
rived Monday evening. for few weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Price
Mr.lI.arimore is brother Of Mrs. Prices
Bob Price went to the valley yesterday
morning, for the purpose Of purchasing
fifteen or twenty fine dairy cows. II the
bovines come up to his standard he will
A+at' AAfNAs iiEft ut&l houAlaf-
S. n. Simpson and c. l.. Simpson, of
Kansas City. No, interested in real estate
and mining property in this vicinity ar
rived Tuesday to look after their many
interests. They are guests at the Ken
nington.
Mrs. F. II. Stevens and daughter.
Stella, returned Tuesday from Rou,t
county where they spent the summer at
Mr.. Stevens ranch near Hayden. Mr.
Stevens will return to this city as soon as
the weather becomes cold.
Assistant Postmaster Chris King. jr
has rendered his resignation to Post.
master s. A. Noyes, to take effect upon
the appointment, Of his successor Mr.
King anticipates taking course in one of
the Denver commercial colleges.
Mayor George Riley was a passenger
for Denver Friday morning. His honor
IS highly elated over the opportunity
which presented itself Thursday evening,
whereby be was enabled to cast his first
vote during the time in which he has
controlled the destinies OF Idaho Springs.
We are informed that Scott Viiitow,
formerly a Cascade creek mine operator,
but now running a stock ranch in Eastern
Kansas, has recently had a run of hard
luck. A shipment of carload Of cattle
to Kansas City resulted in quite loss,
and this was followed by lightning
striking his harm, which with several head
of blooded stock was consumed by fire.
Miss Nettie Bunker, of Topeka, Kss.,
departed for her home on Thursday, after
short visit with her cousin, Mrs. Joseph
Burke, and other relatives. While here
she viewed the scenery from the summit
Of Filtration and Bellevue peaks, and
carried away with her recollections Of
most enjoyable vacation. Miss Bunker
holds lucrative position with leading
insurance firm Of the Sunhower state.