The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-11-09


start on the week.
Ben. j. Mannheim. of Waldorf, was in
town Monday on a short visit on bust
ress matters.
Mr.. w. A. Funk the Silver toneG
Tenor viii s,ng the part of Lieut..
Bennett in a Night in Japan Nov. Is.
Mr.. L J. Rachotsky the celebrated
coon shouter viii be heard in Night
in Japan at the Elk Mnstrels Nov.
Is.
Bert Wright departed Monday after
noon, for Denver, where he W Il
figure on a good d-szed building cJE-
tract.
The opening first part of the Elks
M5nstrels is scere of Beauty and
Grandeur. The muse is Cr.,ntal and
catchy.
A II piece Solo Orche stra under tie
rect.on Of Prof. Bruce M. Meyer W Il
lrn sh the music for the E Ks Minst els
Nov. Is.
Mrs. Geo. A. Patton came up from
her home in Denver Monday morning
to look after her many property
interests.
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Carrie J. Mason returned Monday
from several days visit in Denver
and Golden. r.5.
A. E. Ross departed the first of the
week fer WnnIreg, Canada. where he
was called by the illness of his father
near that place.
Mrs. E. r. wilkins and daughter,
Miss Wave Wilkins returned the after
part of last week from an extended So
joLrn in the east.
Dad Can departed Thurs lay after
noon for Dem er, where he went at
the request of DIR. G. w. McCianahan.
who is ser.ouslylll.
Iaho Springs Lodge No, COZ. B. P.
0. f. has sec ueI the L Ks Mnstrels
for Friday Nov. - and below is a
clipping from the Register Call Of Cen
trai City.
joseph c. WaIch and bride, of HI
chester, Mass, arrived in Idaho
Spr ngs the first Of the week, ard Mr..
Wc.ch has scored employment in the
stores Of c. L. Lamb.
Geo. l.. Irvine, of Rockford, Ill,
pres dent Of the Banner Consolidated
Mines cen pary spent several days II
emp recently n company with Mana.
ger X edei ard Super ntendent Nye.
f. l.. R,wlsyu, Of Oh cago, was II
the city Monday and Tuesday, and il
comrGny with Manager Brethour made
an inspection Of the Kitty Clyde mine
I IN STrnr eulch, in which Mr.. RJwlsUr
, IS interested.
/ The lad es of the Methodist church
I will give q bazaar and ch clsen pic
supper in the Work build ng or
Tuesday December II. There VIII be
a Big display of dolls and fancy work,
suti bic fer Christmas presents.
County Clerk A. r. Comstock occu-
ped a seat in the smoker and Manager
A. r. Comstcck Of the Atamaaeu
Mines company, had seat in the
chair car Of Thursday afternoon's s
tram for Denver. Stocks going down,
as it We're.
A concert will be given in Russell
gu.ch, Tuesday night Nov. Y, we
are sshel t. announce, by
two blind g RS, from the State School
fer the Bird at Colorado Springs.
The concert viii be vocal and instra-
mental muse.
Mrs. Cora Comstock was granted a
divorce in the county court in George
town last Saturday from Fred Com
stock on the grounds Of cruelty. They
were married in Cheyenne, Wye, on
March 27, 1867, and lived together only
one week. He treated her so cruelty,
she alleged dur ng that time
that she left h m and has not
seen him since.
V. NJ. Came, formerly proprietor Of
the Eeetee hotel N this city, and the
Teller hcrse il Cnetral City and
" ho now ccrduct- the Forks creek
lunch rocns, has sgned contract to
assume tie management of the pavil-
ion at Silver Plume during the en-
suing season, and has also closed con-
tract with Pres dent Wilcox of the Ar
pentine Central railroad to provide