The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

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c.. S. Smith was a passenger for the
:ap.tal city "Wednesday afternoon
Miss Ruth Roberts went to the capital
.ity yesterday afternoon to witness
basket ball game.
Fred Stroehle, vas called to Black
Hawk yesterday morning bv the serious
illness of his mother
Harry Peck and wife, of Hayden, are
n the city for short visit with Mrs.
Peck's mother. Mrs. J. A. Dory.
S, l.. Work departed Thursday morn
ng for Pittsburg, Pa, being called by
the serious illness of his father.
Mrs. John Lueders has been in the
city for the past week, the guest of her
brother, Jules Huilet and family.
w B. Ritter ard wife, are rejoicing
over visit of the stork to their home on
and the new boy baby.
Webster Patton, the wide awake news
paper correspondent of Georgetown, was
down from the county seat last Monday
DR.. J. NJ. Smaller, of the Burns.
Moore tunnel, spent the fore part of the
at tl,a 80
yer Wednesday afternoon.
On next Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
X Kimball will leave for a trip to Florid.
and other points in the south. They
will be absent for some weeks.
w. + Pasmore, passed through the
the city on Wednesday afternoons train
on his way to Denver, after having en-
joyed the Elks banquet at Georgetown.
w r. Reed and family, who went to
Longmont some months ago with the in
tention Of making that place their per-
manent home, have retarned to this city
Chas. F. Devlan, Sr., is making pre-
parations to return to the Devlan ranch
on Bear creek. and before going is ar
ranging to place supply of his produce
with the local merchants.
N. We,nberger depa ted Tuesday for
New York City and other points, and ex
poets to be present at the wedding of his
daughter Miss Clara Vein berger, which
will take place February II.
Tim Landry came up from Denver
Wednesday to attend tG &C cuisines.
matters, and on Thursday afternoon de
parted for Bonneville, Mo, where be
will undergo an examination for hi.
ailn,ent, under the direction of DR.. T, +
McClanahan.
Chas. M. Poe. of Kansas City, F. L.
Patrick. of Columbus, Ohio, and G. w
Huddeston, of New York City, who are
interested in the Peters tunnel project
on Chicago creek. were in the city thi.
week making arrangem ,nts to operate
the property.
Giovanni Marched, an Austrian r. year,
old, died in ellison gulch Monday morn
ing after .3-days illness of pneumonia
THE funeral services were held at St
Paul's Catholic church Thursday morn
lug at 10: 80 O'Clock, being conducted by
the priest from Georgetown.
Settlement was made at the sample
Thursday for shipment of 34,a2,
pounds Of ore from the Pike-Rowe lease
The control assays were 3.I4 ounce
gold and ~ 20 ounces silver, or ne
value Of SOS 81 per ton. The check i,
in payment ofthe lot called for $91q7
Miss Ella S;eberg and Alex Roy, tw,
well known young people in this cit,
surprised their friends Wednesday b,
making trip to the county seat, wher
they we're married by County Judge K
II. Blackman, returning on the afternoo,
train. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy are now re
ceivlng the congratulations of a larry
circle of aoquaintances, and the inevi,
able small boy.
The electric generator at the Newhous,
tcnnel, was burned out on Thursday, ant
the armature was sent to Denver on tn,
Afternoon train to be rewound. The hal
dozen or more properties operating il
the t2nnel are compelled to close dowr
until next Monday morning. 1t would