The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08

between trains last Tuesday.
Mrs. J j. Sherwin went 10 the metrop,
Oils on the Wednesday morning train.
w. +. Reushaw, of the Gem Consolid
ated, spent the fore part OF the week in
Denver
Rev Father II. X. McCabe, of St.
Paul's church, was in Denver the first of
the week
Mrs. Louise Doty, of Denver. is visiting
her sisters Mrs. Il d Blair and Mrs. W.
w. Brunson
Ellis kaufman OF the Gem Consplid-
ated, has returned from brief bust
ness visit to Chicago
Grand Master Arthur E Jones, OF
Denver, visited the local Masonic lodge
last Wednesday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. +. w. Whitman were up
from Denver during the week on a visit
with friends and relatives.
Manager Arthur ii. Roller, of the Iud
son mill and Shaf,er mine spent the week
IN Stlida, Colo, on business
Mrs. w. A. kuutz and family de part
ed last Saturday for Louisville, Colo,
where they will establish home.
Prof c. w Deems chief figure iugeler
iii the offices of Wiley & Brown, was in
Denver the fore part of this week.
Charles Collom and wife left Thurs
day moring for California where they
expect to remain for some weeks
Miss Gertrude +, Enrich, of Denver,
has accepted position as stenographeI
in the law offices of Regenn,tter &
Lindsey.
Geo. 7 Waltman came up from Denver
Wednesday morning for several days
stay in camp to look after his real es-
state interests
Mrs. NJ. I. Allen, of Denver, is in the
city this week assisting Miss Gretchen
Lyon in securing votes for the News
Times contest.
Geo. E. McClelland returned last Sat
urday evening from an extended visit in
the east in the interests of his mining
enterprises in this district and in Nevada
John Owen went to the capital city
Tue sday morning to attend to business
ma lar. Htay ia1 Nv ATrc
Owen who continued her journey to
Boulder.
w. E. Carr departed Thursday morn
ing for Bingham, Utah, where he has
accepted employment with S. A,
Knowles. on the Boston Consolidatt d
properties.
John G.. Roberts and wife II A. Elliott
morning. went to Boulder to attend the
commencement exercises of the State
university
G. l.. Babcock, of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
was ia the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day on visit to the American Boy
property on Ute creek, in which he is
Interested
James N. Bradley last Monday was
feeding printing press, and forgot to
take his hand away at the proper time,
with the result that several bones in his
right hand were cracked
The Central City ball team came over
last Sunday and was trimmed up by the
local team to the tune of IL to ,. A
team from Georgetown will be tackled
Oh the home grounds tomorrow.
g. W. Wood on Monday of this week
sold his interest i'll the Noxon & Wood
livery stables to his partner, Frank T.
Noxon, who will continue the business
as heretofore at the same old stand.
Mrs. Carrie J. Mason, county superin
tendent of schools, accompanied by Mis-.
ses Daisy Bond and Mayme King, teach
ers in the local schools, departed for
Golden last Monday morning to attend
the normal institute.
Bert Woodward, of Cripple Creek, wa.
in the city this week on a visit with hi.
brother, William Woodward, and Other
relatives and friends here. Bert Wood
ward and family formerly lived in thi.
city and this is mis- first visit to the ole
home in eight years.
new hydrant has been put in on tn.
corner of Sixteenth avenue and Colorado
street for the use of the hremen's tour
nament, and the gutter has been boarded
over to prevent the usual sloppy con
dition due to the leaking of the Join