The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar King. spent the
week in Denver visiting with relatives
and frierds.
5. d. Shsffer. OF Denver, was a visit
or in cami this week looking after his
mining int
. Mrs, Philip Mi ell and daughter re-
turned Monday ev ming after a ten days
visit with her sister in Pueblo.
Dr. George Atche ION now has his Office
at his residence or Colorado street, oppo.
site the Beebee hot. property.
John T Mallaleu and wife took in the
"Wednesday night performance of Ben
Hur at the Broadway in Denver.
Miss Blanche Miller. after a three
weeks visit with Miss Bache lder, departed
for her home in Longmont this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Broad, who has been i'll for
some weeks, was taken to Denver Thurs
day afternoon, where she will receive the
bes, Of care
o. F. j. Deysenroth, wife and baby, de
parted yesterday for Beaver Dam, Wis,
where they will visit for a few weeks.
with relatives.
II. S. Sands, of Denver, formerly con-
nected with the Consolidated Gem Mines
company, spent the latter part of the
week in this city on business.
Mrs, Geo. keyes, Geo. S. Smith, !. 7.
May, Governor Haggott and o. W.
Lowell were among the passengers to the
metropolis Thursday afternoon.
Misses Ella and E,iith Noxon. and Mrs
|. d. Ellis and Miss Nettie Ellis went to
Denver this morning to see the perfor-
NANCE of Ben Hur at the Broadway.
A. A. Slower, cashier of the NJ. & NJ.
national bank, has engaged the Patten
resi- ience on Colorado street, and with
his family took possession this week.
John Morris of Victor, Col. a former
well known resident of this city, re-
turned this week and will remain perma
nently having disposed of his busiue ess
interestst in Victor.
County Commissioner w. II. Jones, of
Empire, was passenger for the capital
city Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Jones'
health has been rather poor of late and
while in the metropolis he will consult a
specialist for his particular ailment.
Mrs. Darrah, widow of the late Hon.
b. r. Darrah, an old time citizen of Mill
City (now Dumont). in Clear Creek
county, was buried in Denver last Tues
day. She was well known by all the old
timers of the state. Her daughter is the
wife Of A. F. Haberl, of this ci,y.-R. NJ.
Herald.
E. NJ. Moscript went to Denver We'd
nesday morning to attend the sixth an.
nual meeting Of the retail lumber dealers
association of Colorado. Mr. Moscript
was accompanied by William Reep, who
had his eye injured by contact with a
baleing wire several days ago requiring
the services of an occulist
A. T. Diehl, of Idaho Springs, has ac-
cepted position with the Ii. p. Davies
drug store. Mr.. Diehl is a first class
prescription druggist, for a number of
years being employed in the Scholtz
pharmacy in Denver. His family will
arrive from Idaho Springs next week
Central City Observer.
Scott Griswold returned Tuesday
morning, after an extended absence in
Coldheld, and the elder Immediately
made preparations to slaughter the
fatted calf. Yielding to opportunities
of the young man however, it was de-
cided not to kill the calf at present, aud
on compromise they were content
with veal stew.
At the regular meeting of the Rocky
Mountain Tent No. 7, K. o. T. NJ, the
following officers were installed for the
ensuing term: P. c., X. W. Gibson;
CON-, ]. NJ. Culley; 1t. Com, G. /
Williams; R, K, B. H. romlinson; F. K.
LOUIS Baehr; Chap, j.. J. Joseph; Serg..
Jos. Msrtelon;M. at A., Jas Cousins;
M. ofG.. Justin Holds; and. NJ. Of G.
VIM. Crose; sentinel, VIM. Berger;
picket, Chas, Christiausou.
At a meeting last NIGHT of Court M