Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-11


with Denver and Golden friends.
Miss Muriel Hill, returned Tuesday
from weeks pleasant visit with Denver
friends.
Miss. Jean Nicholson went to Denver
Wednesday for a weeks visit with
friends
Miss Bernice Graves, of Cripple Creek,
is visiting at the home of Mrs o. W
Lowell.
Rev. Father McCabe returned last
night from Denver, after several days
absence.
DIR. Allan ID. Frazer. was called to
Roscoe on Thursday afternoon on pro-
fessional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Morton returned
Thursday evening from an extended trip
through the south.
James Ogden has been under physi-
clans care for the past week, fighting an
attack Of la grippe.
A. {. Parker. OF the Little Matte COM
pany. departed "Wednesday for his Canad-
ian home on protracted visit.
John Matthews, who has been away
for the past year, returned last evening
and will remain in a good camp.
The W. c. 7. U. viii. meet next We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas. There,
al her home on Colorado street
Rslph Walker. travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island, was hustling
for business in this city Thursday
Miss Mary Roberts, returned last eve
ming from Boulder, called by the death
Of her aunt, Mrs. Annie p. Roberts.
Tony Haberl. of the Shaw Pneumatic
Drill company, has been talking shop
during the week with local operators
II. A. Reidel, OF Denver, and Colorado
Springs, arrived last evening to look
after his various mining interests in thi.
camp.
The condition of Mrs. Thos. B. Crow,
who has been suffering from an attack oi
appendicitis is reponed to be materially
improved this morning.
Norris c. Sprigg, staff correspondent,
of Ores and Metals, has been in the dis.
trict several days this week in the
interest of his publication.
Mrs. c. A. King entertained the
Ladies Whist Club last Saturday after,
noon. and after the usual quota oi
games dainty lunch was served.
Alex Peterson, the genial gentleman oi
emporium of John Lueders, returned last
evening from visit to the metropolis.
The Card club held its regular session
at The home of Howard Evans last Mon.
day night and the game was military
euchre. Those displaying unusual adapt
ability in the games were: Mr.. and Mrs
+. +. Angove, Mrs. Geo. X. Kimball
Mrs. A. II. Roller. T. d. Wiley, T.. NJ
Sabin.
Jack O'Donald returned Saturday
evening from Montrose where lie ha.
been employed on the government cana
under 5. A. Knowles. While there h.
purchased some Angora kids, and thes,
have been brought here and are now in
possession of Jules Huillet and Al. Straub
Jack intends to return to Montrose in
| few weeks.
Fire Chief Robinson and assistants
raised a vigorous kick against the prac
tice of citizens taking without leave, pip,
and hydrant wrenches and other city
property from the central fire station
and propose TO put stop to it by
arresting and prosecuting the next often
der. 1t is pernicious practice and viii
result disastrously eventually.
Mrs. Ventress and Mrs. Gwynn las
night entertained the Social Ethics club
and the following subjects were in
dulged in: Totem Poles of Alaska,
Mrs. Coddington; "Discussion and Pic
lures of Alaska" by club members
life of Thomas W. Lawson" was reac
and discussed by Mrs. F. ID. Wiley. Re
freshments were served and a genera
good time was had.
All Of the available space in the Elk
hall last Monday evening was occupies
by pupils and guests of Miss Grahame
the occasion being a piano recital to ac
quaint the public with the progress mad
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