The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

Jules Huillet, accompanied BY his sons,
was in Denver the fore part of the week
for a couple of days.
A II. Roller and wife went to the
state capital via the Yesterday morning
train for brief stay.
l.. S,ernberger, the mine owner and
operator, came up from Denver via the
Tuesday afternoon train.
Dad Cain went to the metropolis this
morning to meet Madame Butterfly and
other ladies at the Broadway.
A. II. Ristedt, of the United Gold Min
ing and Tunnel company, was in the city
OF lights the fore part of tte week.
A social meeting of the Social
Ethics club was held at the home of
Mrs. H. l.. Robinson yesterday.
William Broad, of the Broad Realty
company, was passenger for the capital
city on the Tuesday afternoon train.
Rev F. W Willmau and wife came up
from Denver Monday evening to spend a
fe " days here on a visit with relatives.
William Sauudry, of Freeland, was a
passenger on the Tuesday afternoon train
for the capital city to take few days
rest
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Bulls departed
Tuesday afternoon for sew days visit in
Denver and iu the valley near Fort Col
Inns
w. F. Reushaw. of the Gem Corsol1-
dated Mines company, was business
visitor in the capital city the first of the
week.
Mrs. DR.. Cain departed Yesterday
morning for Denver, where she viii
spend several days visiting relatives and
friends.
Attorney r r. Graham is confined to
his bed at the Home opathic hospital,
Denver, under treatment for case of la
grippe.
Mrs w. A Maxwell left yesterday
morning for Smithvlle, Ills, for which
place she WAS called by the illness of her
father.
| N H. Brown, of the mining engineer
ing firm of Wiley & Brown, vas in
| Golden and Denver Monday aud Tues
| day last
! Ed Evans, who was injured in the Gem
shaft a few days ago, able TO 60 10
] ,i,,s t..H hyy
pair OF crutches.
Mrs. Geo. Keyes departed yesterday
afternoon for Forks Greek, where she
met Mr.. Keyes returning from Kansas
where he has spent some weeks.
Edward James Tanner, of East Toron.
to Canada, after weeks visit with his
friend, f. Boyd and family, departed
for his home yesterday afternoon.
Wiley Carlton departed Tuesday after
noon for Victor, Colo, where he ex
poets to locate. Mrs. Carlton left yes
terday afternoon to join her husband.
/ John F. Dunn, of Mautou, Rhode
Island arrived Thursday evening for
visit with his friend and business as
socates of forty years John W. Ward.
]. J. Hoban the mining man, went to
/ Denver yesterday afternoon to figure on
a plant OF machinery to be installed
! soon on a property under his manage
tnent.
Cha,1aS 7 | ayr1iN ue In
/ Wednesday morning to meet her friend,
Mrs. G. Parker Norton, of Salt Lake
City, who will spend a week as a guest
at the cosy Lamb cottage on Virginia ST
| Olof Nelson, who was injured at
! Lamartine last week and had his arm
| amputated at the shoulder, was taken to
! ST. Joseph's hospital, Denver, Yesterday
afternoon where he will remain until
/ he is able to get aoout.
The Daily Record, published by the
Clear Creek County Abstract com
pany, shows deed recorded Wedues
| day from +. l.. Redding to J. A. Redd-
\ ing conveying lots aud in block, IS,
/ Idaho Springs, for consideration
of So, 500.
/ Undertaken ), NJ. Smith yesterday
| removed the remains of the late
George A. Patten from the local cemetery
and they were shipped to Denver
I where the body will be inferred in Fair
mount cemetery. Mrs. Patton accom-.
panied the casket to Denver.