The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

F.. W. Dillon, OF the Club hotel was a
passenger on the Tuesday afternoon
train for the Queen city.
c. A. Filteau, of the firm of Filteau &
Arkills, was Denver visitor during
the fore part Of the week.
Andrew Anderson. of the Waltham
company arrived on Tuesday morning
train from the metropolis.
Attorney E. l.. Reginnitter was, called
to the metropolis on important legal
business Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Laura Woodward, of Cripple
Creek, came up Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Katherine Mckinley.
Mrs. Geo X. Kimball and children
were Dever visitors during the week,
returning home Thursday evening.
R. N. Snavely and wife, of the Big 40
and Gold valley properties. were up from
Denver Thursday on mining matters.
Frank Colburn, now in the employ Of
the Union Pacific at Denver, visited with
day.
Samuel Brethour the mining superin.
tendent of several properties, went to the
Queen city on the Thursday morning
flyer.
Humane Agent Kerr, of Denver, was
in the city Tuesday looking after a case
requiring the attention of his depart
ment.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. w. Tanner and son,
Russell, went to Denver Monday after
noon to attend the funeral of family
friend.
Chas NJ. Poe, of Kansas City, was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday, visit
ing the Peters tunnel enterprise on Chi
cago creek.
Fred There, who is an ardent student
of railroading, to the CONSERVATION of
his friends, made visit 10 Denver We'd
nesday of this week.
F. B. Welpton, Of Denver, special
agent of the Northern Assurance COM
pany, was in the city Thursday on insur-
ance business.
Attorney E. NJ. Sabin spent the fore
part of the week in Denver, where he
was called as associate counsel in a case
before the district court.
Sheriff Sandberg took the incorrigible
Anna Collins, of Georgetown, to the
Home of the Good Shepherd, in Denver,
leoing down on the Wednesday morning
train.
Mrs. Lou Baehr departed Wednesday
Afternoon for a months visit with rela-
'tives at Orange Valley, N. J. She was
accompanied as far as Denver by Mr..
Baehr.
H. L. Robinson returned Thursday
morning from Fort Morgan, where he
went to assis, Clay Puderbaugh in invoic.
ing a stock of goods recently purchased
by the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Roberts, after hav-
ing spent the past ten days in this city
during the illness of their daughter, Mrs.
Nellor, returned to their home in Denver
Thursday afternoon.
A. E. Straub departed for Denver Tues
day afternoon on horse-purchaslng ex-
petition. He expects to return with a
fine string of trotters for his rapidly in-
creasing livery business.
E. Boyd was passenger on Tuesday
morning train for Denver, where he was
called by the death Of friend, VIM.
Sutherland, who was employed in this
city for a number of years.
N. Weinberger. the we'll known dry
goods dealer, accompanied by his BROTHER.
Simon Weinberger, the popular wet goods
merchant, came up on the Thursday
mornings train from the metropolis.
T. B. Thompson, county assessor of
Cilpin county, was in the city Thursday,
and became infected with few million
booster microbes. The germs will be
crossed with the lethargic baccilli (which
has troubled Central City, and with the
aid of the new chamber of commerce at
that place, the results will be SO apparent
that the entire population of Gilpin
county will come over to get some bugs.