The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-31

w. l. Bush left last Saturday for Q
couple of weeks fishing trip in Wyoming
like O'Donn.ll was here Monday on
his weekly visit to local merchants, sell |
ng fruit.
Miss Elizabeth Hessler, of Denver, is |
,eing entertained by Miss Gladys R"dda
his week.
JC. S,urdevant, of the Brighton mine,
xent to the state metropolis on the Mon
lay noon flyer.
Miss Maud Shaler. Lawrence, Kan
,ousin of Mrs. Jos. Burke, is here for
wo weeks visit.
Civ Attorney Royal Graham was a
passenger for Denver on the early train
Wednesday morning.
Surveyor James Underhill and wife re
turned Tuesday evening from short
aunt to the capital city.
Mrs. David Gilbert, of Golden, arrived
for we. k visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Knowles.
Mr.. George Curnow broke away from
his business cares long enough on Tues.
day TO visit in Denver for day.
J. W. Boyd spent the first of the week
al his Wy oming copper properties return,
ing to this city Wednesday evening.
John Morgan, formerly OF Trail Creek.
now located in Denver, came up the
first Of the week to COO; off for few
days.
Ed. Egan, the pioneer East Santa Fe
prospector, went to Denver
associates.
Assessor Crosson, after spending
couple of days at his Bear creek ranch,
passed through town Tuesday enroute
to the county seat.
William A. Lamb, the we'll known
machinery salesman, after a weeks visit
with his family in this city, sailed away
on the Monday noon flyer
Geo X. kimta1l manager of the Old
Town niue in Gilpin county, but who
resides in this city, was a passenger on
the Tuesday noon train for Denver.
Cashier A. A. Slower, Of the Merchants
and Miners National bank. accompanied
by his wife. departed on the Wednesday
noon valley fl, er for a brief visit in the
metropolis.
David Wright. of Canon City, Colo.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday here on q
brief visit with his daughter, the wife Of
Superinte dent John McColl, of the Lu-
cania tunnel.
J.P. Wilcox d parted Wednesday
morning for Norfolk, W. Va, where he
goes as del. gate to the Eagles national
convention. He expects TO be absent
about three weeks.
Mrs. G. A. Patton and daughters de
parted Thursday morning for Denver,
where they will reside in the future at
I34e Columbine street, where Mrs. Pat
ten has purchased home.
A. w. Lacey and wife; Mrs. c. w. Mel
lis and son; Miss Edith Bunday, Topeka,
Kan; Mrs. w. l. Allen and son, Victoria,
Kan; and Ed Lange and wife of Denver,
were visitors at the Central tunNel sever
al days the first of the week.
Rev. Jacob r. RAIDER, assistant pastor
to Parson Uzzel, Denver, and chaplain of
the last house of representatives, was In
the city Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev.
RAIDER was the pastor of the NJ. f. church
in this city in 1886 and 1887, and met a
number of his old parishioners.
The members of Gospel Mission church
and their friends enjoyed picnic Thurs.
day on Fall river near the Lucsnia tun.
mel. A four horse carryall made eight
trips between the city and the picnic
grounds, there being rs people partici
pating.
Guy c. Stumm, assistant general man
ager of the Gem Consolidated, departed
Wednesday noon for couple of weeks
vacation. He will visit Buffalo, Toron
to, Detroit, Cleveland and other point.
in the east going enroute over the grea1
lax es, and promises to come home unac
CON, nanied bv a bride