Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur I.ueg visited over
Sunday a, the family home at Wana-
maker
AL. Blakely departed Tuesday for
rhermopolis, Wyoming. where be ex-
poets to reside.
Miss Myra MacFsrlsne went down to
Denver last Saturday TO spend the week
with her mother.
W. E Renshaw aud Guy Stumm went
to Denver Tuesday on mining and
milling business.
E. M. Moscript Is making extensive
improvements on his residence property
on Colorado street
Will Lugg came mp from Greeley last
Sunday to get breath of pure ozone and
renew old acquain,ances.
Manager J. J. May, of the Newhouse
tunnel, was called to Golden Tuesday
morning on legal business
Sheriff Andrew Sandberg was an in
vi,ed guest at the hanging of Azel Cal
t brailh at Canon City last Monday.
I France Roll has this week rented the
Henry Walker residence of Virginia
street and now occupies one the neatest
homes in the city.
Prosecuting Attorney J. W. B. Smith
went to Li,tleton the first OF the week to
arrange cases for district court which
convenes there next Monday.
c. 2. Rinker. of the Blue Ribbon
7 company, leaves the first of the week for
business visi, to Council Bluffs. Iowa,
and various Nebraska points.
George Moscript aud Joe coddiug,on
were Denver passengers Wednesday
+ afternoon, where they will look after the
purchase Of mining machinery.
$. T. Eubank and wife and Mrs. John
/ Frasier, of Denver. were guests OF Mr..
/ aud Mrs. A. A. Selieck Wednesday
Mr. Enbank was delegate TO the
/ Woodman convention.
Assayer A. c. Dart was called to Den
yer Tuesday afternoon in consultation in
regard to the transfer that is pending or
one of the best and most valuable mining
properties in this section
w Z. Campbell departed Friday fol
Toledo, Ohio, for a two weeks visit and
as a witness in law case. Matters al
the Fostoria will be looked after by th,
/ foreman during his abserce.
[ Henry Jensen. local manager for tn,
firm of Which & Jensen. left on Tues
day for Chicago, where he goes to pur
chase stock of goods for the Sprinl
trade At Denver he was met by hi.
brother and the two made the lourne,
f together.
MIR and Mrs. Clay Puterbaugh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Meyers went to
Denver Tuesday afternoon TO meet a
relative who resides in Kansas who is OF
his way to the state of Washington to
reside. The party spent "Wednesday il
the city visiting and sightseeing.
Ed Smythe, last Saturday morning re-
ceived a package from the inaugura
parade in Washington. in the shape o
eleven and one half pounds Of boy. Be-
ing endowed with patriotism in libera
quantities he demonstrated the faith tina
that was in him by promptly naming tn,
son and heir. Teddy Roosevelt Smytbe
The entertainment given at the Pres
byterisn church last Monday evening by
Miss Maud Lizette Gilkey was mos
Literally patronized, Notwithstanding
several strong counter attractions. The
reader in every number sustained her
reputation as an eiocutionist. and gave
her audience one Of the most interesting
entertainments ever given in this city.
While Agent Frank Sandstrom is one Of
the most pe rsistant and enthusiastic work
ers in the city, still even he has moment:
when he seeks diversion but he takes j,
in way unknown to many of his les
fortunate friends. He was a guest of a
prominent railroad official at Denver a
short time ago aud put in the entire day
driving about the streets of the city be
hind one Of the finest teams in the state,
/ with livered coachman and all that.
County Clerk A. X. Comstock is in re
ceipt of letter dated at Santiago from
his son Will who is cadet aboard the
battleship New York, in which the Lad
notifies bis parent that he has been re-
commended for the yoeman service in
Uncle Sans navy, and that be will be
transferred to the Brooklyn navy yard as
soon as the ship comes north. This comes
as a promotion, as the yoeman service
enables him to receive naval instruct