The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09


Fort Collins.
Mayor Geo. Riley left the city affairs
in the hands of the council last Monday
and visited Denver
+. B. Clayton and family went 10
the metropolis Tuesday afternoon on
business in his line
w. G.. Williamson, of the Woodbiue
Cigar company, Denver, was in the city
the fore part OF the week.
A. II. Roller, of the Hudson mill spent
day in Denver this week purchasing
needed repairs for his plant.
County Superintendent Mrs. Mason
was Monday morning passenger for the
valley for several days visit.
Mrs P. Finleon and baby departed
Thursday morning for a six week
visit to her relatives at Boulder.
w. +. Doheity, jr., and wife, of Bis.
bee, Arizona, arrived Yesterday morn
ing for visit with the home folks.
| John Owen. of the Gum Tree and
~ara'oga nires. was passerg ger on the
Tuesday afternoon train ior the big
city.
| Frank P. Stabel, of the Colorado
Packing eonpeny, was in the city the
fore part of the eek as the guest of P. J.
! Peterson.
Guy Arkitls. of the assay firm of
Filteau Arkills, spent Wednesday
in Denver purchasing supplies fer the
local plant.
The Producer Mining company has
rented rooms in the NJ and NJ bank
building and will lie conducted by ]. d.
| WI liam sen.
Rev. P. E. Nordgren, formerly ofthis
city, now at Bradford, Pa. will visit Old
tsiends and conduct services in the
Sunnyside Lutheran church Sunday
June II.
The Ludwig APderso-' place in Virgin
ia canon, changed hands this week, being
purchased by Denver parties who con.
tenn plate the building of an addition.
The deal was made through the Broad
real estate agency.
Seventy-fve Idaho Springs people are
planning to register for new homes on
the Indian lands of Wyoming and Mon.
tana. Here's hoping that the majority
of the bunch will land prizes.
Mrs. John Lueders, spent the week in
this city ON business matters and in
visiting with relatives. Master Iohu
Lueders visited in Georgetown and
turning to his college studies Tuesday
The suit of Mrs. Vera Ventress, OF
Kansas City against the Travellers In
surance company for SIC, 500 insurance
money, alleged to be due under acciden,
policies held by her husband, which
was filed in the district court of this
day, filed in the federal court at Den.
yer.
E. J. Morgan and wife, of Milwaukee.
Wis, were entertained this week by Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Lumley. Mr.. Morgan is
a cousin of Mr.. Lumley's, but they had
never met before. Mr.. Lumley accom-
panied them as far as Denver, and will
go from there to Canon City, where he
will visit with friends for week before
making a short eastern trip.
DR.. George Atcheson has ordered ma.
terial for the erection of handsome
rustic cabin at Edith lake. There are
now four cabins at the lake, two of which
are owned by the association, one by
Geo. K. kmball aud the other by r. B.
Morton. Several others will be erected
the coming summer, and the place will
soon be one of the finest private fishing
resorts in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Mixsell on Friday,
June l, celebrated their fifteenth or crys.
tai wedding anniversary, and a number
Of friends gathered to extend felecita.
tions. The couple were the recipients OF
an array of useful and pretty tokens OF
cut glass and the afternoon was a mos,
pleasant one. The day was in the ma.
ture Of a dual one for Mrs. Mixsell az
the date is also her natal day.
A fishing party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Miller, Miss Opal Oxley and
Mr.. Ed. Leet went up to Chinn's lake
last Sunday but failed to find enough
open waite. to fish in. On the return
trip Miss Oxley fell from her horse in
such q manner - to fracture her left