The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-04-20

John Oven and wife were visiting in
the capital city The first of the week.
Chas. NJ. D. Camp. of the Quito mine
was in Denver several days this week.
+. II, Beers, of Denver, was here Tues
day and Wednesday on mining business
Iohn JOSEF Ii went to the capital CIT,
On the Wednesday afternoon through
tralu
Mrs. Odeal Lue,;ers, Of Denver, was in
the city several days the fore part of the
week.
Louis Baehr, the mining magnate,
went to the capital city AGAIN Tuesday
morning.
II. E. Machol and wife were passen
gers on the Wedn, sday morning train
fpr Denver.
Or. and Mrs. Geo Atcheson was aboard
the Thursday morning train for the con
ventiop city.
Josiah NJ Craze climbed aboard the
"Wednesday morning east bound FLYER for
the metropolis.
r. II. White and wife returned Nov.
day evening from brief visit in he
state metropolis.
Robert II, Price departed Tuesday
afternoon for Minneapolis to Join his
wife and family.
John McColl, of the Lucania tunnel,
wsnt to the valley city on the Tuesday
morning train
| Miss Net,e Ellis came back Thursday
morning, after having spent several days
in the capital city.
| Alderman A. f. Straub packed his
pa jamas just before train time Tuesday
| for trip to Denver.
| Geo. w. PaTshall, of the Hudson mill,
| was visitor in Denver and Golden the
fore part of the week.
| Manager Geo. f Collins, of the New
house tunnel. came up from the Denver
office Tuesday morning
| r. H. Nesey. OF Denver, was in the
city the first Of the week, shaking hands
with many old friends
Ed. Erickson, an old time resident Of
this section, came up from Cripple Greek
| Tuesday for short stay
Jas. A, Reddlng and wife returned
Tuesday morning from short visit with
friends in the capital city.
Ddolph Nelson. the enterprising mer-
chant, was passenger on the Tuesday
afternoon train for the queen city.
Manager Fred II Nye, Of the Rock
ford tunnel, was called to Denver Tues
day morning on business consultation.
Geo. W. Straub returned last Sunday
evening after six months absence i'll
Ely, Nevada, where he was engaged in
mining
Nj. N Wenstranu, of Chicago, was in
the city this week on visit with his
friend + P. Swanson, the well known
! shoeman
| Attorney Regennitter, of the firm OF
Regennitter & Lindsey, was called to
the capital city on legal business Tues
day morning.
Manager II. p Dickinson, of the
Hoosac tunnel, came up from his Den
yer office Tuesday to inspect progress in
that property.
Chas A. Fllteau, who is finishing his
course at the School of Mines, came W
from Golden Monday evening for a briei
business visit.
The Peoples Market Co., the first o
the week received a carload of corn-fet
steers from the vicinity of Greeley. Tn,
CONF pany recently purchased haf-hun
dred head, of which this car load is the
first consignment.
The Red Men at Empire will give
dance on Saturday evening April ~
An orchestra from this city has been en-
gagged and fine time is assured. A
number Of Indians IN this city and
, Georgetown will attend the ball.
J The A. o. U. w. lodge will move into
the new lodge rooms in the Trust com
pany building shortly after the first of the
: coming month. New furniture has beer
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