The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-16

J.F. Burns was a passenger on the
train for the city of lights and delights.
Merchant n. Weinberser boarded the
Thursday morning train for the big
city.
VIM Fitzgerald went to Denver via
the yesterday afternoon narrow gauge
palace cars.
Miss Olive Filteau was passen-
ger on the Tuesday afternoon train for
the capital city.
l.. c. Hayes. of Hayden, Colo. arrived
last week and will make his home here
for the summer
L. E. Tobias was in town during the
week on brief visit with his family
and many friends.
A. H. Ris,edt, of the United property,
was passenger on the Monday morning
train for the metropolis.
Miss Ruth Roberts visited with
friends and relatives in Silver Plume for
several days this week.
II. c. NJ. Burgess of Lincoln, Neb
was in the city last Saturday and Sun
day on mining business
A. II. Roller, the mine and mill msn,
went to the states metropolis via the
Thursday morning train.
7. NJ. Fisher, of Colorado Springs
arrived this week to look after his min
ing interests on Ute creek
Mrs. G. E. Worth went to Denver on
the Thursday afternoon train for a cou-
pie days visit with friends.
James Stephens, of the Maud Monroe
mine, was a passenger on the Thursday
afternoon train for Denver
Proprietor (. II. Alexander. of The
Club, was passenger on the Mon. ay
morning train for the big city.
P.J Finleon, the we'll known Joy
dispenser. was a passenger on the Thurs
day p. m. tram for the capital ci,y.
Miss Name Freestone, of Denver,
was in the city the fore part OF the
week on brief visit with friends.
Mrs. Sprague Stewart was among The
,hrong which climbed abo~rd the
Thursday morning train for Denver.
c. E. Harvey lett Wednesday ah.r-
noon for Twin Falls, Idaho, where lie
will remain for some time on business.
Assessor Cnas. Crosson Was dow
from the county seat the fore part Of tie
week on his way to the ranch and Den
yer.
Some of the students in the high
school are rehearsing for a local talent
play, which is to be presented 10 the near
future.
Chas. Thero departed Thursday morn
ing for a several weeks visit in the
east including Chicago, Kansas City sno
St. Louis.
The home of Ed. Savage was visited
Tuesday morning by the stork and a
little girl baby has since been the center
of attraction.
Ell. L.Regennitter and w. o. Nichols, o!
Clear Creek and Gilpiu Trust compan,
were aboard the Thursday morning
train for Denver.
Mining Engineer James Underhill and
no bG. AAIt l.x
morning train for Denver, where Mr..
Underhill is in business.
Tuesday morning from Denver, after Il
cou pie Of days visit with her husband
who Is employed in the capital city.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E
church will give their regular monthly
tea March 2I at the home of Mrs. DIR
Allen I4a6, Virginia ST. Every one is in.
vited to attend.
Night Marshal W. S. Mitchell. who
has be en- in rather poor health recently
owing to exposure TO the cold night air,
departed Tuesday afternoon for Denver,
where he will rest up for week or
so.
Mrs. W. E. Renshaw. who has been
quite i'll for some weeks. is convalescing
slowly. Mrs. M. B. Shannon, of Texas,
is visiting with Mrs. Renshaw and her
presence and attentions are Of benefit
to tie invalid.
Attorney R"bt. S. Morrison, Of Den
yer, the widely known author Of Morri-
sons Mining rights, was in town = cou
pie of days this week on business visit
with his associate, K. F. Fitzgerald. of