The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24

inS 10 sPeuu sunday.
Miss Anna Sandberg has been visiting
in this city for the past week
Miss Florence Bunt, of Lttleton, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Jno. Davis
George x. Kimhall and wife visited in
Denver and Golden the latter part of the
week
The household goods of Dan Carr, were
shipped to San Deigo, Calf. Thursday
afternoon.
John Owen and wife were passengers
on the Wednesday afternoon train :or the
Queen city.
E. F. Moore made trip to the metrop-
oils on the Wednesday afternoon flyer on
a mining mission
Ed. Rowse. of the Roberts Bros. Mer-
camille company, was a Denver visitor
Thursday and Friday
Superintendent Wells, of the Specie
Payment, returned to his home at Den
yer last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Patten came up from Den
yer Thursday evening for few days
visit with friends in this city.
NJ. W. Tanner, of the Waltham COM
pany. was called to the metropolis on
business mission yesterday afternoon.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. c. Potter departed
this mNfning for Denver and Boulder
where they Will speud the Easter saca
ton.
Thos Bonner, of the insurance firm of
Bush & Bonney, went to Denver yester-
day to attend the funeral of Jno. S.
Thomas.
Ed. Schoelkopff, manager of the AL
pine mill, was called to his home at
Evansville, Indiana, Sunday by the ser
ious illness of relative.
Richard White departed Wednesday
afternoon for Canon City where he will
enter upon his duties as district agent
for the Provident Life & Trust company
An afternoon tea IN behalf OF the
Sunnyside Luthearn church will be
son on Virginia ST., next Thursday,
March 40. All are invited.
P. L. Roberts, who has been sit.
or in the city for a couple of weeks,
the guest of the family of Senator
Roberts, departed Thursday morning
for his home at Cripple Creek.
In Judge Mullins court at Denver
Wednesday, Wilimina He'll was granted
divorce from julius He'll. The couple
were married at Georgetown on Jan. 3,
1904, and the complaint is non support.
Thos. A. Irvine, owner of the Justice
mine near Central City, drove over the
hill Wednesday to visit with friends IN
this city. MIR. Irvine is now located at
Crescent, Nevada, where he has acquired
valuable mining interests
Manager Moscript announces that on
next Saturday night he will give basket
ball game at the Trocaoero and will in
lroduce novelty by requiring all con
testants to wear roller skates. This
should make fun tor everyone.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Johnson, who was found
guilty of contributing to Juvenile deiin-
quency. in the county court Tuesday,
was sentenced by Judge Blackman the
day following to the. county jail where
Oh, be.
1906.
c. A. Kellar on Wednesday was
checked in as agent of the Wells, Far-
20 Express company and the Western
Union Telegraph company at this place.
Mr.. Kellar came here from Dillon,
Colo, where he has been employed in
similar capacity.
Frank Purdy aud Miss Alice E. Quinn,
after obtaining a marriage license, were
quietly married the latter part of last
week, surprising large circle of friends
and acquaintances, and especially the
small boy who has not yet discovered
the lost chance to get action on the tin
pans and othe charivari apparatus.
Last Sunday evening, James Penn.
prase, the newly appointed pound keep.
er, boarded the train at the depot to- ride
as far as the water tank. The con.
ductor stopped the t1ain in a couple
of blocks and put Mr.. Pempraise off.
This is probably the first case on record
where the COW catcher was put off the |
train.
The dance given by the Cowbov band