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

Fred Comstock has been confined to
he house most of the week by illness,
1ut is out again.
Charles Christensen, the mill wright
vas in Denver last Sunday for a breath
IF Denver atmosphere.
Nell Crosson has removed to Denver
where he will enter the employ of the
colorado Seed Company.
William Petit and family removed to
Denver last Monday afternoon, where
Mrs. G. McClanahan departed Tues
lay morning for an extended visit with
friends at Kansas City and Boorville,
No.
c. P. Rinker, of the Blue Ribbon com
week by the serious illness of a young
laughter.
Miss Julia Reed who is a student in a
Denver business college, came up last
sunday for short visit with her parents
Il this city.
James Stevens formerly a well known
miner in the Cripple Creek district, was
IN the city during the week renewing
Did acquaintances.
+. NJ Sabiu. wife and son, went to
Denver Sunday morning for the enjoy
meut of a lower altitude, returning to
his city Monday evening.
Fred Mathews, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Burling-
ton system, spent Thursday in town
looking up new business.
A. Z. Simpson of the Jumbo mines
left the first of the week for a visit to
eastern points where he will endeavor to
awaken interest in his properties in the
Tolland district.
Andrew Anderson came up from Dem
Moriday vevepsng and remained the
balance of the week attending to i'm.
portant business matters in connection
with his many mining interests
President r. c. Bonney, of the Cham
day TO consult the city co-laborers in re-
gard to successfully conducting meet
ing of the business interests of his COM
S. A. Knowles has severed his connec-
ton with the Montrose tunnel, the gov
ernmeut irrigation enterprise in Gunnjson
county, and is now in Salt Lake City on
brief visit His family will return to
this city soon.
About twenty members of the local
lodge of Odd Fellows went TO the cap
ital city on this afternoons train where
which will be conferred by Silver State
of Denver.
Frank Sandstrom, formerly agent here,
but now travelling freight agent for the
Colorado & Southern, spent yesterday in
the city renewing friendships. Frank is
making good" in his new work and is
rapidly moving to the 'front.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K kimba II, Jr., re-
turned Tuesday morning from fort
night trip which included the Gulf
cities and southern points of interest.
The southernmost point visited was Key
West and both itinerants received great
benefit from the jaunt
Myer Oettinger, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
president of the Seaton Mining and
Milling company; was in the city on
Tuesday for short visit to his property
Mr.. Oettinger was we'll pleased with his
in which he found the prop
erty, especially the showing of ore in
the various leases.
Rev. F. w. Willman will go to Dem
yer next Monday where final action will
be taken on his transfer from the pastor
ate Of the Presbyterian church of this city
to the South Broadway church at Denver.
The matter comes before the Presbytery.
Rev. Willman will preach his final SER
mon here on Sunday, March IL.
Since the government mail route be-
tween the railroad and Alice was trans
ferred from this city to Dumont, Ex.
Contractor Taylor has continued his
stage line making several trips every
week. This is q great convenience to
the people of Alice and Yankee, and
they are showing it by liberal patronage.
The Stenographers association disband-
ed at their meeting last Tuesday eve.