The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-18

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Fred There, the meat man, tried rail
roading last Sunday by making trip
to the metropolis.
Misses Matte and Letita Jones de-
parted for Hillsboro, N. NJ, where they
have secured employment.
Thos. Egan, the Chicago creek pros
pector was a passenger on the Tuesday
afternoon train for Denver.
Hon. Jacob J. Elliott. of Denver. Vas
in town Tuesday looking after his real
estate and mining interests,
r. H. White and W fe spent Sunday
in the state metropolis, returning
to this city Monday morning,
Arthur Lugg was down from Idaho
Springs to spend the day with relatives
and friends.-Golden Transcrip.
Jack Scarlet, of Goldheld, Nevada,
was in the city the first of the week on a
visit with E. Boyd and family.
Attorney R. K. Graham went to Col.
den Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral of the late Judge De France.
Mrs. J. R. Hughes, of Ouray, Colo.
arrived Tuesday evening for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ander-
son.
William Arthur, OF Denver, came up
Tuesday evening for a several days visit
with his parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Arthur.
J. w. vipond, of Egsn, ILL.,, was in
camp several days this week looking
oyes naming property in which he Is in
terested a. . ckholder.
Fred. Stroehle, of Idaho Springs. was
down last Friday to manipulate his
snare drum in the Inspection day
ceremonies-Golden Transcript.
G. S. Stephens, of the Metropolitan
mine, in Spring gulch, returned Tuesday
evening after an extended absence in
the east in the interest of that prop.
erty.
Mrs. Walter Work is here visiting her
sister Mrs. J. Schneider. for few days,
after which she expects to go to Castle
Rock-Morrison correspondent, Golden
Transcript.
George Light and Miss Ida A. Bow, of
Idaho Springs, were married in Chey-
enne, Wyo, last Saturday. The groom
recently secured divorce in the coun.
ty court of this county.
At the district convention of the w.
w. held in Denver last week, John Ed,
wards, of this city, was elected dele
gate to the convention of the Pacific
Jurisdiction, which will be held in Sc.
attle, Wash, next July.
NJ. Anderson, of Central City, who
recently purchased the furniture busi-
ess of S. NJ. Smith & Son, on Mon
day of this week sold the entire stock
" u. -. Ahuo. VAts $oub las iSllOtCo
the stock to the Faivre building.
Thos. Barnard is wearing his right
hand in sling. that member
having been injured by the bucket, which
had jumped the skids while Mr.. Barn
ard was coming up the Nathan shaft.
No bones we're broken, but the hurt
was painful one.
Chas. w. Woodward, former proprie-
tor of the Beebee and Club hotels, and
postmaster during the Cleveland admin
istration, came over from his Routt
county ranch the first of the week for
q few days visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Woodward.
J. K. Claypole and Mrs. Jennie
O'Counell of this city, were married in
Cheyenne, Wyoming, last Tuesday
morning. The couple we're given an
appropriate charivari reception by the
small boys Of the neighborhood upon
their return home Wednesday eve.
ming.
A crowd of about twenty members
of the Denver lodge National AS
sociation of Stationary Engineers, came
up last Saturday evening to visit with
the local branch of that organization and
were entertained by q smoker in K. P.
hall. The Denver contingent combined
business with pleasure in making ar
for the annual state meeting
of the associations which is to be held
in this city August ), 4 and S.