Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-14

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E.R. Lumley went to Denver Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Wm. Edwards.
Simon Weinberger and wife came up
Wednesday morning to spend a few days.
Mrs. Geo. X. Kimball spent several
days this week with Denver and Golden
friends.
f. NJ. Moscfipt returned Tuesday
evening from a visit to his ranch in
Kansas.
Hon. ]. J. Elliott. of Denver, was III
the city Tuesday attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. B. Morton lef, We'd
nesday afternoon for an extended visit in
the south.
Chas. Morgan the mining man, was
called to Denver Thursday morning on
mining business.
Miss Laura Weldon of this city, and
w. p. Paine of Victor. Colo, were mar
ried IN Denver thursday.
Mrs. B r. Wall and Mrs Eileen
Williams visited the capital city Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Essie She~ alter, of Salida. Colo,
arrived "Wednesday evening for a few
weeks visit with Miss Keys.
r,s.
city Monday. on his way to visit his
mountain ranch near cressweil.
Manager w. ;. Leebrick. of the Little
Matte mine. returned from a business
trip to Denver TUESDAY evening.
l.. +. Tobias was in Denver Wednes-
day looking after mining matters con-
nected with the Golden Cloud group,
Vim. Allen aud wife, of Omaha, are
visiting with Mr.. Aliens parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Allen on Virginia street.
l.. T.. Casset, of the Gazette force. spent
few DAYS in Denver this week attend
ing the Inauguration of Governor Adams.
]. R. Elgan arrived in town Wednes-
dsy night after three-months absence.
and will soon begin active operations on
his mining properties.
District ATTORNEY ]. W. B. Smith re-
turned home Wednesday morning from
Central City where he has been looking
after legal matters in district court.
Lieutenant Governor Haggott re-
turned to his home in this city We'd
nesday night. after surrendering his
bis office to his successor. Jesse McDop-
aid. Gov. Hsggott will at once resume
his law practice and look after his
various mining interests.
Mont. Ireland. formerly resident of
this city. returned last Saturday with the
intention of visiting with friends for a
few days. but he was taken sick and was
Obliged to leave for lower altitude
Monday afternoon. He is on his way to
California in the hope of benehtting his
health.
William Edwards, we'll known pio-
neeer resident in this county died last
Saturday in Denver. The funeral SER
vices were held at the Welch church in
Denver, the interment being at the Col
den cemetery. Mr.. Edwards was 81 years
of age, and was the owner of consider
able real estate and mining property in
this district.
W. A. Lamb, after spending Sunday
and Monday with his family in this city
returned to Denver Wednesday. As an
evidence OF the increased activity in the
entire dirtrict. sir. Lamb says that his
company is unable to supply the demand
for second hand hoists and other ma
chinery to be placed on new and par.
TALLY developed properties.
H. w. Stephens, representing the
University of Colorado Clee and Mando-
lid club, was in the city the first of the
week, making arrangements for the
appearance of the organization here on
March 78. As now contemplated, the
club will appear under the auspices OF
the High school, the proceeds to be
donated to the library fund.
The next and perhaps one of the most
popular numbers of the library lecture
course will be the appearance at the
opera house on the evening of Feb. IS of
Judge Ben Lindsay, of the Denver Juve-
nile court, who will describe his views
and methods of treatment of Juveniles. in
which line he has made a world. wide