The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-24

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J W. Boz d, the mining man, departed
for Wyoming on the "Wednesday p. m
train.
Miss Lillian Patteu. of Denver, is be-
ing entertained by Miss Eliza Ellis this
week.
Henry-P. r ,aerts. of Denver, was in
the city Wedne- ay and Thursday on
busiuess
Mrs c. l.. Lamb is visiting friends in
Denver and is rapidly recovering her re-
cent illness.
Mrs. w. II Gleason visited in the
several days the fore part
Of the week.
c. NJ. Berry, of the Wyaudotte COM
pany, came up from the capital city
Thursday evening.
Webster Patton, the Georgetown news
paper man was down from the county
seat during the week.
J. J. Bonner, the insurance hustler,
boarded the Wednesday afternoon train
for Denver on business
Mrs Maud Steele, of Denver, came up
evening for a short visit with
her sister, Mrs d. w. Carr.
County Commissioner w. II. Jones.
of Empire, was i'll the city the fore part
of the week on official business.
Miss Lulu Jensen went down to Little
ton on the Wednesday afternoon train
for few days visit with friends
Frank Heron and family have moved
down from Russell gulch and will make
this city their home for the summer.
Richard, the two year-old son of Mr..
snd Mrs. Richard Davis, died Weines.
day noon at The family home on Chicago
creek.
L. T.. Cassatt was Denver visitor
Tuesday, posting up on life insurance
matters in which he has recently become
greatly interested.
w. A. Thompson, who is suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever, is still in
precrious condition and fears for his re-
covery are entertained.
N. A. Short and wife were passengers
on the Wednesday afternoon flyer for
the capital city, where Mr.. Short will
consult with specialist.
Jack Sinclair departed for Pueblo
Tuesday morning, where he will engage
extra musicians to play in The Cow Boy
band for the b. P. O. Elks engagement
this summer.
w. II. Milburn, agent for the Capitol
Life Insurance company, was up from
Denver Tuesday. Mr.. Mllburn is an
old-time newspaper man, and spent some
time with the local fraternity.
Mrs. H +. Machol went to the capi.
tai city Thursday morning to meet her
mother Mrs. S Laugman, of Cleveland.
Ohio, who will make a short visit with
her daughter and sou-in-law in this city.
Miss Mabelle {. Cole returned Thurs
day evening after having spent three
weeks in Chicago and Kansas City,
studying millinery styles for the coming
season aud purchasing her spring stock
of goods.
Barry King, OF Clinton, Iowa, arrived
Thursday for short visit with his father,
c. A. King, and family. Young King is
railroading and in the employ of the
Northwestern running into Chicago. He
is on his way to Salt Lake City and
Pacific coast points for a vacation.
w. E. Renshaw, who underwent an
operation al ST. Joseph's hospital, Dem
yer, two weeks ago last Monday, was
obliged to undergo another operation
last Sunday, since which his condition
has rapidly improved and he is now on
the road to recovery,
J. II. Vale. who for the past six month
has been employed as stenographer in
the Office of Attorney E. L. Reginnitter,
has ac cepted q position with the firm of
Stimson, Tebbets & Monroe, attorneys
In the Boston block, Denver, and will
leave for the capital city next week.
Mrs Reynolds and son, Or. c. J.
Reynolds, mother aud brother respec-