Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-07

Rev. Willman spent Wednesday and
Thursday IN Denver
Miss Florence Bond visited in this city
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hayes returned yesterday from a
visit to relatives in Missouri.
Mrs. X. c. Bonney wss passenger for
the state capital last Wednesday.
Miss Edna Sergeant arrived home
Thursday from her visit in the east.
J. J. May arrived Tuesday evening from
few days business visi, to the city.
Miss Gladys Rhodda returned from
her visit with ID nver friends this week.
Mrs. Edgar KING arrived home
last week after a short visi; with Denver
friends
Mss katherine Mckinley is spending
her vacation in this city visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Morgan were Dem
yer passengers Wednesday for a short
visit with friends.
Manager Mcdaniel, of the local tele-
phone company went over the hill to
Central Wednesday.
A. Z. Simpson is back from Christ
mas vacation spent in Illinois cities, the
most OF the time al Chicago.
The mission church gave a social
last Saturday evening in order to get
new song books for the church.
DR.. and Mrs. Muhlberg returned last
evening from a Christmas visit to Mrs.
Mulburg's home at Cincinnati, Ohio.
W. A Patton of the News force, is on
the sick lis, and was compelled to return
to his home in Georgetown Wednesday.
Jack Nash. of Georgetown has been in
the city this week. negotiating tor the
management of the Idaho Springs
Bowling Alleys
Joe Burke. scenting the battle afar
could stand the strain no longer and left
for Denver this morning to mix in the
legislature fracas.
Col. Jno. T. M4i.lieu spent several days
in Georgetown this week where he was
made one Of committee TO examine the
books Of the county treasurer.
Miss Bertha Aldrch arrived in the
city Tuesday night from Lincoln.
Nebraska. and has accepted position as
stenographer for the Blue Ribbon COM
pany.
Rev. Carl Mattson, the new pastor
of the Swedish NJ. T.. Church, and his
wife, have secured quarters at 2so Thir-
teenth avenue. Services will be held
every Sunday at 1900 a M. and 30 p.
IN. a, the church.
The Idaho Springs Silver Cornet band
by giving dance at the opera house on
Washington Birthday, February ~.
Make no other arrangements, bu, pur.
chase a ticket for this eveut.
c. X. Barnhsrt. special agent for
Taylor * Smith. of Chicago, has taken
charge of the Which & Jensen stock of
goods and has inaugurated a stock re-
ducing sale which commences next
Tuesday. The store will be closed all
day Monday for remarking goods for
this sale.
Mrs Charles Vivian, widow of the
founder of the Elk lodge, has been in
Idaho Springs this week, soliciting sub
scriptiops for book she has written of
the life of her husband. Vivian in
situated the order in New York City in
1868. selecting the title of Jolly Corks"
but soon thereafter the name was changed
to the Elk.
The rooms in the Lowell Hardware
compsny's building that are being fitted
up for lodge purposes by the Knights
Of Pythias, are about ready for occupancy
and 1t is now expected they will be
occupied next week. When the plans
Of the order a.e carried out the Knights
will have one of the best appointed and
equipped lodge rooms in the state.
Jessie Jones, an old time resident of
Georgetown, died at his home in that
city last Saturday night, death being
caused by a hemorrhage. He was IS
years of age. Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday afternoon. interment
being at Alverado cemetery. The de-
ceased had filed various public Offices
and enjoyed wide acquaintance. His
daughter, Miss Anna Jones has been