The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-27

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Tuesday mornings train.
bliss Nellie keyes came up from Den
yer last Monday evening for several
days visit with her mother
Mrs. Frank Heron, and son depart
ed for Denver Saturday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. George Williamson, of Golden
spent the first of the week here on
visit with the O'Donnel girls
Merchant c. l.. Lamb this week pur-
chase the new and second hand goods
store formerly conducted by Mary A
Wright.
B. Allen, of the Little Flat mines
on Cascade creek, came up from Denver
the first of the week for visit to the
property.
Rustin o. Reed, OF Seattle, Wash .,
arrived last Monday for a weeks visit
here where he is interested in the Boni-
eta mill.
Mrs. f. c. Towne, of Wood River
Neb, is the guest of J. J, Puchert and
wife of the Honest John tunnel on Chi
cago creek.
Miss Chastine Mckinney and Miss
Gene Davidson, of Kansas City, Mo-,
are staying at the Boyd cottage for
couple of weeks.
Wm. Morgan, known more familiarly
as Billy" was Denver passenger
Thursday morning to look after some
mining business.
Walter II. Wiley, the mining expert,
returned Sunday after an extended alb
sence at his home in Los Angeles, Cal,
aud at other points.
J. B. Johns, a merchant in Arvada, but
formerly a resident of this place, was
in town the first of the week shaking
hands with many former acquaintance.
J. J. Brown. Of For. Dodge, Iowa, is
spending o week at the Honest John
tunnel on upper Chicago creek. Mr.,
Brown is stockholder and an officer in
the company.
B. H. Babcock, of Green River,
Wyo., arrived w ednesday and spent a
couple Of days on a visit to the Aineri.
can Boy mines on Cascade creek, in
which he is interested.
| DIR, A. B. McCapes, the veterinarian
was called to Overland park near Den
yer last Sunday on a professional visit
where his skill was required in delicate
operation on a thoroughbred racer.
VIM. F. Doherty. the pioneer, departed
Monday afternoon for Alamoosa, Colo.
where he will remain for ten days visi
with his sister, Mrs. Jos. r. Simmons
who is reported to be in poor health.
Robert Tilton, of Tribune, Kans, {
brother of Mrs. Ben Mannheim, arrived
in this city Wednesday and intends tt
reside here permanently. The two
relatives had not seen other for the pas
nineteen years.
Attorney +. NJ. Sabln, returned
Thursday evening, after a trip to Bois,
Idaho, where he was witness in til,
Haywood case. Mr.. Sabin after testify
ing made brief visit to Portland
Oregon, and Seattle, Wash, and a
the latter point visited with his brother
J. P. Wilcox, president of the loca
Aerie of Eagles, accompanied a numbe
of the order to Central City last Monday
evening where they enjoyed the hos
pitality of the ghbors over the hill
All attending speak in the highest
praise of the treatment accorded
them.
Samuel Brethour returned Wednesda,
from his trip to Philadelphia, where h,
enjoyed the hottest time Of his life. Mr.
Brethour says the temperature was 81
sultry that the foam on glass of b.
would entirely evaporate before it coule
be hoisted to the aperture.
Miss Estes Magny, who was born ant
reared is Estes park-a Colorado wild
flower transplanted in Kansas City, Mo.
arrived the first of this week for sum
mers stay with her grandparents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. J. Page. Miss Magny is an &C
complished musician, pretty and popu
lar. She will spend good portion o
her time in this city, and later In tn
season will go to Troutdale.