The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-16

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eCWS. VOLUME ~. NUMBER 40
Mis- Estella Mitchell went to Denve,
Tuesday to purchase supplies.
Geo. X. Kimball went to Golden the
6rst of the week to see the home folks.
\. B. Morton was among the passen.
gers Who jouruied to the big city las,
Tuesday.
Frank Noxon, the liveryman, visited
the horse market in Denver for q day
this week.
Miss Ella Noxon was passenger for
Denver Monday to visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. John Owens was a passenger
for Denver On the early train ST. valen-
tines morning,
\ DR.. George Atcheson was called to
Dthe state capital on professional business
the middle of the week.
e. F. Fitzgerald of the U. S. tunnel,
was in the big city looking after mach.
inery matters this week.
Mr.. S. A. Noyes spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Denver on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
John Larson, the mining man returned
from a short sojourn at the capital on
the morning train Thursday.
Manager DeCamp of the Quito proper.
ty went to Empire Thursday to look
after some mining interest in that prom.
ising locality.
Ralph Knowl.s . bought ticket for the
state capital last Wednesday and an
nounced that he intended to spend the
entire day in the big city.
The Salvation Army people had som'
representatives on the streets Tues
day evening and have made . canva
of the town soliciting funds.
A travelling palmist entertained I
large crowd of spectators on the street.
Wednesday night, but was unable to ex
tract many dollars from the pockets.
F. Fremont Reed came up from Den
yer the FIRST of the week to look afte
his local interests and incidently tall
about mining matters in other sections.
i Mr.. VIM. Cribbis, who for the pas
Eve months has been suffer from rheu
natism, departed this week for Mexico
He seeks that climate for the benefit Q
his health.
The year-and-a-half old daughter @
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Bender died las
Tuesday after a short illness and wa
buried in the local cemetery the fo
lowing day.
w. E. Renshaw was a passenger fo
Denver ON the early morning train We
nesday to cons ult with his associates o
important business connected with locs
improvements.
Geo. Moscupt, after staying
away from the big city for severe
weeks, could stand it no longer las
Monday and went down tor few day
visit with cronies.
lay Simmons, of the Tawassa cor
pany, who has been suffering consid
erabiy with his eyes for some time
went to Denver Thursday to consul
With an occuiist
c. E. Magrun, travelling freight ager
for the Rock Island and Frisco line:
circulated among local shippers la.
Wednesday and was piloted by Fran
Sandstrom of the c. & S.
Justice of the Peace and Police Judg
= Wilkins went to Denver on the earl
j morning train Thursday to welcon
home Mrs. wilkins who has been spene
ing the past two months with relative
in Los Angeles.
Walter Jones grew tired of carvin
steaks at the Peoples market shortl
after breakfast Wednesday morning an
caught the rear end of the out goin
passenger train headed for the valley
The last heard from him was fror
Q resident of Forks Creek who said that
stranger was attempting to buy build
ing site upon which to establish . metro
politan market.
Frank Sandstrom, travelling freigh
agent for the Colorado & Southern
spent day in this city this week wher
he alwava fuds a warm welcome Th