The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-30

evening".
Governor W. A. Haggott was called
to Golden Tuesday morning on legal
business.
Mrs. A. II. Freestouc, of Denver, was
Ill the city seve:al days this week visit
ing friends.
Ms. Ed, Evans entertained a number
OF friends at a 5 O'Clock iur cheou las,
Thursday afteinoon.
Teddy Dill came up from Denver We'd
uesGay evening 'ud spent some time i'll
looking after hIs mining interests.
Dr. and Mrs. George Atcheson and
CHILDREN went to the capital city on the
TUESDAY noon A. yer for a short stay.
Ms. Bowman was Wednesday after
rosn passenger for Denver where she
visited for several days with rela-
tives.
e. p. Swanson, the shoeman, went to
Denver Tuesday to try out some new
patent soles on the pavoments of the
metropolis.
MIS-. A. J. James entertained a small
company of young people last Wednes-
day ill honor OF Miss Bernice Jackson of
Denver, who is her guest.
H. A. Elliott, the justly popular drug
gist, had hunch the fore part of the
week and hiked for Denver to play tie
races and pose in the paddock.
John Rohner, the genial drink dispen-
ser, went to Denver Wednesday to get
the plans and Specifications for the con
structtion of the latest sty les of cocktails.
Chas +. Whitfield, of the Bear creek
tunnel, has gone to Fort Lupton where
he will act as superintendent of the can
ming factory during the packing season.
Insurance Man Broad, who was
called to the capital city on important
business the fore part Of the week
ly fatigued.
J. I. Johnston, of the Two Brothers
tunnel, returned Monday after a several
days sojourn in Kansas City on visit
with his wife and family who are visit
ing relatives.
Sam Strouse, one OF Georgetown 5
most enthusiastic boosters, was IN the
city Monday telling about the big cele.
bration to be held in that city on th@
Fourth OF July.
John G. Roberts. W Guy Arsills,
Geo. Hawker ard X. R. Graham, broke
away from business cares yesterday after
noon for Lake Edith where they will
gorge on fresh trout maybe
Meyer Streug, of PittsburP, Pa. ac
companied by H. karpeles, OF the sane
place spent several days of last week
and of this week in camp making an
examination of the Cardigan miue
Chas. H. Hall, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
city, arrived the fore part O: the week
for visit with his sister whom he had
not seen for over thirty-four years.
William Patrick Mccormick, the pa
tIiarch of the local lodge of Elks, who
has been sojourning in Denver for the
past few months, came up Monday for
a few breaths of pure ozone, uncontanI-
mated by the political air of the capital
city.
DR.. Stella Sims, of Chicago who has
been the guest of Mrs. Carrie J. Mason
for week past, departed for her home
at Chicago last Thursday morning. On
Wednesday. in company with Mrs.
Mason and party of friends chaperoned
by H. o. Walker, she visited the Bear
creek valley and enjoyed the most beaut.
full scenery to be enjoyed in the state
John Mandere. of the Lueder's estab
lishment departed Thursday afternoon
for his former home in the PyTenes
mountains, in Southern France. Mr..
Mande1e goes to settle up the affairs of
an estate of which he is one of the heirs
and expects to be gone for three months.
During his absence 7. R. Landry will
preside behind the mahogany, and with
Ed. Smythe, will dispense delightful de-
coctions as heretofore.