The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29


Mrs. Fred Kasch. of North Judson,
Ind. is a Christmas visitor with relatives G.
in this city.
! Over 500 round trip tickets to Denver v
were sold At the local depot the first part
If the week.
I X. II. White aud wife spent Christians
day in Denver, returning home Wednes
day morning. :. -
Ed. Schoellkopf was in Denver Tues
dav to meet Mr. Santa Claus at the home
of mutual friend. :,
| Geo X. Krmhall and Fred Stoehle
went to Lake Edith Wvdne sday. where
they caught nice mess of trout
| Miss Nora Esan made IA journey to the
state metropolis via the Thursday morn
ing train. for a short stay With frienos. ;,
Mira. NJ. A. Bosnian journeved to the
metropolis Wednesday, aud esj yed the
sessions Of the State Teachers association. II
! Mrs. J II. Naua-rvi, Aua Miss Leota
Nankerv,s, were Denver pass.ng RS
Wednesday for teu,dsys' visit with rel tt
auves. q
| l.. S. Solomon, OF the Sraub ore and
livery stables, went to Denver Monda, a
morning to part Ike of Xmas II
turkey.
| Ellis Kaufman, OF Ih- Consolidated y
Gcm Mines company r. urned the fore II
par, Of the week from a business visi, /.
Chicago aud vicinity.
Operator Hughes, for some time with, j.
the local & 5. depo, force, departed
Thursday morning for Boulder, where 1T
has been appointed ticket agent. = =
Roy Fi'zmorr,s, age IS years. son of fe
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. F,zmorris. formerl,
Of this city, died sudden, la,, Sunday
IN orning i'll Denver. of apopl.xy.
II. c. Bush aad w,ie, OF Brighton. spen, {
Chris mas in this ci'y with their son W
l.. bush, and wife. Christmas day was :.
he xty first wedding anniversary OF
the elder Mr. aud Ms. Bush. /.
A defective fl i-- II tue Zwickey house
on the corner OF Seventeen h ,vepur and
eolorAdo street, called out the fire dr =
par ment Christmas morning. The d4ur {
age did not am ,unt n over S25. 1-@TT71-s'' =
/ Ro5eIt Ulrr> made al h,r, to clinih r,
to ar summit of FIR att n peak Monda,
afternoon :h- seutenian was unable .
tt~eo beyond the cit, reservoir, when he
became ,ffec ed bv the altitude
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'Lasses' McC ahan. proprietor If
the pool rooms. IN thehung fr IN NOV
| lag tram Ia he i,cti yard, last Moida>
landed on AL od some brur.e on his lett
h-'-I and Is we,r'ns par II h.g t
cru ches ,
| Vincent fo'>Ie', tar Cni,ago cr-ee
| III al mrtciant, is n"a pr.,spriing iH
I ~"ipn. lStunuS # Panama, wh,le tie Is /
tr ding n the products of that secsian l
and making shiploaI consre. men's to 4
New York.
Cnas. Chri,tlansou. The carpenter tool t.
IN N pulator AT the Newton III lis struck r
hi rs,lt on the lett j ~ last Saturd vi b II
axoxI2 suck of timber, tn" /, jur, caus s
ing h III some II, ube - mdsicat.ne hi,
+ I 10 "a, dhl dI-o MS Dtuef"tSs
h4pdsome couutenzuce l
Alorzp ROBBERS, who has been e H. =
| yloyed AT the R>berts Br 5. and Francis t
| saw mills above Silver Plume, attempted
to stop sixtven-foot .aw log with his
! left foot last week, aud in cons, quence is
spendiug The holidays on cru,ches, with d
mis- fee, cross, d under the fsmily ta5lc in
this city.
| Charles L. Miller, we'll known pio-
mining man of the Ere lana district died
Monday De, embrr " at the home OF hi, =
sister in Clev. land, ONO. The funeral
vas held T ursddy, December a., at .
Colon. Jefferson county, Michigan
where the remains were Inferred The
deceased was visiting relatives when he
was taken i'll. He WAS about So years {
old, and owned consider bic mining +
property in the Freeand district L
Superintendent Thos J. Johnston, of :
the Specie Payment mine, comparied :
by his wife and daush er, and his wife,