The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-25

passengers for Denver last Monday after
noon.
W. Vautrain was passenger on the
Wednesday afternoon flyer for the city
Of lights
Mrs. o P. Fluke departed for Denver
Monday afternoon for weeks visit with
relatives
B. F. Lowell, of Colorado Springs was
in town the first of the week on bust
ness visit.
Jos. W. Boyd visited his Wyoming
copper pr operty this week. leaving here
Monday afternoon.
Nathan Weinberger and wife were pas
sengers on the Wednesday morning
train for the big city.
Mayor George Riley has been confn-
ed to his home for the past week as the
result of a severe cold
Nels. G. Anderson left today for Chi
cago, where he will make his home
with his sister in that city.
G. w. Wood was called to Denver on
urgent business the fore par. of the week
Tuesday evening.
Sherman l.. Work went Denverward
last Monday afternoon to get prices
in the building material markets.
Mrs. ]. A.Wasson, Of jamestown, Colo,
sp-n. the week here on visit with her
brothers, w. E. and G P. Behr.
Barrister Royal R. Graham, city attor-
ney and president of the school board,
went to Denver Wednesday morning
Mrs. Geo. K. Kimball ant. children de
parted Monday afternoon for a several
weeks visit with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Nellie keyes, of Denver, spent
Sunday and Monday here on a visit
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. George
Keyes.
II. G. Fowler, of the Honest John tun-
mel, after couple of days visit at that
property, returned to Denver Wednes-
day morning.
Superintendent J.J Willis, of the
Central tunnel, left last Monday after
noon for Frisco, Colo, to examine some
mining property.
Wiley Morrill,, Of Golden, former
we'll known surveyor and assayer of this
city, was in town Wednesday on pro
fessioaal businesa.
Mrs. Grace Warbrich, after month S
visit with her father at the St. Regis tun
mel, returned to her home in Denver
Wednesday afternoon.
The down train from Central City last
Tuesday afternoon was wrecked above
Forks Creek and several passengers
were badly shook up and bruised,
Frank Percy, manager Of the St Re.
gis tunnel on Chicago creek, was called
to Denver Thursday afternoon to attend
directors meeting of his company.
c. A. Filteau, of the firm of F1lteau &
Arkills, came up from Golden Tuesday
to rest couple of days before the
graduating exercises at the School oi
Mines which were held in Golden last
evening.
Past Grand Worthy Matron Pierce, Of
I'D nfE to-
cial visit to the local lodge last Tuesday
evening. The regular order of business
and initiatory work was followed by 6
banquet.
DR.. w. T. Dodge, Of Big Rapids, Mich
accompanied by his wife and son and
Mrs. Wm. II. Squires. of Detroit, Mich
were in the city over Sunday, the
the guests of DR.. J, A. Morehouse
The party had been visiting in Californ.
ia.
The wife and children of John Lind
living near Arvada, partook of the con
tents of can of sardines last Sunday
evening, and were made violently i'll q
half hour later by ptomaine poisoning
The children recovered by the use oi
emetics but Mrs. Lind was very sick
for several days.
c. B. Jefries, an agent for the Singer
machine, with headquarters in this city
was seriously and perhaps fatally injured
last Monday afternoon near Morrison
by the accidental discharge of revolver
which fell from his pocket. The bulle,
struck him in the pit of the stomach
penetrating the intestines and lodged il
the lower part of the abdomen He wa.
taken to st. Luke's hospital in Denver
The young man was unmarried and i.