The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

E. NJ Mosc.ipt went down to the val
ley Thursday morning to talk lumber
with his connections.
Frank Esshom came up from Denver
the first of the week to push work on
the Orr property in the Newhous tunnel.
Mrs. John Lueders, after spending
several days in this city, returut to her
home in Denver Thursday afternoon.
George S. Smith, the popular secretary
of the fire department, was passenger
on yesterday afternoons train for Denver.
business meeting of the Shakes
peare club will be held next Tuesday
evening al the residence of Mrs MI.
Pike.
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ. Brash we in the
city this week assisting in closi, up lie
business of the firm of Brash & Tinl44-
son
w. c. Matthews, the well known Cen
trail City attorney, was i'll the city during
the week shaking hands with q score Of
friends
Mrs. G. A. Patten, of Denver. spent
several days in the atty the fore part of
the week looking after her real estate
interests.
Chas. and Dan. Theobald, of Iudepeud-
ence, Colo, arrived in the city Monday
evening, call d by the illness OF sister,
Mrs. Geo. Hager.
John G. Roberts returned Tuesday
evening from several days business
visit to Denver where he purchased sup
plies for the Jackson mill
Mrs. Chas. Berry came up from
Denver the first of the week for A few
days visit with Mr.. Berry who has
charge of the Wvandotte propety.
Cayt Henry /. seemann, Of the Con.
tinental Mines aud Power company, a-d
auxllliary enterprises, came up from
Denver between trains Thursday.
Marcy NJ. Arnold was appointed post
master at Yankee, Clear Greek county,
this week, taking the Office made vacant
by the 7, siguation of b T Musgrave.
Robert Callow, jr., has been rejoicing
all week over the beautiful present he
and his wife received last Saturday from
the storls. It twss bay and tipped the
scales at fourteen pounds.
Supreme Viaier Dicsiu,on, Of the
Hoosac Tunnel company, believes firm
lv il publicity, He has erected tall
hag-pole, and Will wave the name
"'uoosac' to all The world in big red
| letters.
Chas, Re-r, am vie lei for Dsnver
+ Wednesday # rnooh after -peuli1g sec
,rql days IN This city. Work on the
Wy ndote property has progressed most
/ fayorably, and tine ia uge looks most
promising.
Attorney Royal X Graham is having
his Colorado street residshce oycrhauled
and remodeled. When the work is com
1 pleted he viii have one of the most com.
modioas as Il as the neal est houses on
that splendid thorougbfate
Miss Hlms Soderstrom Of Denver
who has many friends in Ihts city was
in Sau Francisco during the earthquaR t
and fire and great fears were entertained
for her welfare for many days. She ha'
returned 10 her home uninjured although
having pa sed through much excite
ment
Johu A. Lynn aad family returned
from Denver last Wednesday evening
where they arrived from Los Apgele.
last Sunday. They report very pleas
ant time while in California They Aat
planned going 10 San Francisco tho
week of the destruction, but weit
fortunately delayed.
While visiting his mining properties il
the Yankee Hill district this week, Cap
tain H. I. Seemsnn perfected arrange.
ments for the erection of broom hote
near the portal of the great Seemanr
tunnel. 1t is to be known as "she Con,
tinental," and will cater alike to conf
pany employees and transient guests.
From one O'Clock uaul half past Sat,
urday at the teachers meeting, the little
folks Of the first and second grades of the
central school delighted large audience
with May pole dance. al little boy.