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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS AND REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John Sutton, Of Holly Grove, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
F. j. Morrison left Sunday for
England. Ark, on business.
Mrs.Rathenburg. OF ST. Louis. is
here on a visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bondi.
Miss Elma Hudson. Of Brinkley,
is visiting Miss Willie Ann Rhoads.
Miss Eva Ferry returned Monday
night from several weeks visit to
Kentucky.
Mrs Sarah Marston is spending q
few weeks with friends and relatives
in Holly Grove.
Mrs. Winker and children left Sat
urday for Brinkley to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Keath.
Miss Bessie Mills returned home
Saturday after several weeks stay
at Spring Creek. Ark.
Miss Irma Owen left "Wednesday
for her home in Beardstown. H.. al .
ter spending several months with her
grandmother. Mrs. Owen.
Mrs. Tom Bounds and little son,
Thomas. and sister. Miss Willie Ann
Rhoads, were in Brinkley few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jones and chill
dren returned Friday from Hot
Springs. where they spent several
weeks.
Mrs. F. D. Williams and sons
Robert and Van. spent few days Of
last week in Roe. visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. E. Lynch returned
home Friday from Armstrong where
they have been on account OF Mrs.
Lynch's health.
Mrs. G. f. Reid and Miss Edith
Lamar went to Brinkley Monday az
ternoon TO meet Miss Lillian Winfield
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! J. A. Walls, who visited his family
at Hot Springs the first OF the week
was back at his place Of business
SATURDAY.
n. G. vacinity had nice shower
Of rain last Sunday evening. The
first good shower since the End Of
July.
DR.. A. L. McMilen and Walter
+ Taylor. OF Little Rock. came over to
X. C last Friday tc spend few day
with homefolks.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and her baby,
Of Clarendon, are visiting her father,
w. F. Branch, and family, at this
time.
Miss Nellie Walls. who has spent
the last month visiting relatives in
Little Rock and Batesvile, returned
to her home in H. G. last Thursday.
Mrs Or. McMillen. Of Little Rock.
with her children are visiting her
father and brother. Dr.. J F. Taylor
and j. B. Taylor, at this time.
Mrs, Fannie j. Terry is visiting her
sister in Memphis. Tenn, at this
time. She will also visit another sis
ter in Senatobia, Miss. before return
ing.
DR.. r, B. Sylar and F. r. Atkins,
who have been rusticating around
jamestown and Norfolk, Va for the
past ten or twelve days. returned to
their homes at RI. G. last Thursday.
Phil G.. Trce, OF Helena, came out
last Saturday and stayed over with
his parents and sister until Monday
morning, when he returned to Helena
to his place Of business.
Mrs. D. Darnell who has been Wis
ting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Roberts at H. G. for fifteen days, left
for her home in 81. Louis last Thurs
day Ter mother accompanied her
as far as Clarendon.
Miss Wilmer Williams met with
the misfortune to fall and hurt one OF
her hip joints which gave her con-
siderable pain al thu time. We hope
Miss Wilmer will not be on the COM
planners list long.
One pearl was sold in n. G. last
Saturday for $4,000, A pearl Of
that pr &C will help fellow TO bridge
over the present short crop OF cotton.
Pearl hunting will take the place OF
cotton picking with good many
people, as this is the first Fall for
three years that the waters in the
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al comes and death takes the Mast
In It's embrace and his body Is laid =;
the grave. if all other friends pursu
their way. there by the grave viii IL
noble dog be found. True even l.
death. There is no truer friend ths'
can be found that is truer friend
than dog.
/ xnaw mar wi,t had very iars
Ne wfoundlano dog AID this dog neve
left the yard. only Vhan his Maste
you'd fell 10 come TO his meals
time OF two, which ne did when h
was on a spree. the dog would 60 int
the town and hurt until he found hi
Master and would never leave his
side only when his Master would tell
him to 20 home and get his dinner.
which order he would obey as prompt
" as man could do. and return
promptly and not leave only when SC
ordered by his Master. When his
Master got off Of the spree and was
able to take care OF himself. the
faithful dog would remain at hone
until his Master needed him again.
At times his Master would get past
going and fall on the streets and lay
all night and man nor beast dare not
come near and touch him. This was
very large dog and able to defend
his Master against almost any enemy.
n. G.
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS.
j A. Walls left to join his family
at tct Springs last Wednesday.

j. A. Walls left to join his famil,
at tct Springs last Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. J. w. Reynolds. Of Bates
vile. is visiting her brother, A. B
Walls, and family, at this time
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Dial spent last
Thursday on the Lakes trying their
luck as fishers.
Osgood NangIe. Of Helena, spent
last Friday with his mother, Mrs. w.
D. Kerr.
covan Welborn. Of Helena, spent
few days Of last week with his aunt.
Mrs. E. f. Trotter.
Tim Williams, Of Palmer, was
looking after some business matters
in H. G. last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Marston, Of Clarendon
Is visiting in n G at this time, The
guest Of Mrs. T. G. Trice.
Miss Blanche Parker. Of near
Palmer. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
S. Walls.
j. D. Parker, Of near Palmer. was
seen on the streets Of n. G. last Sat
urday.
There were three bales of cotton
ginned at II. G. last Saturday, but it
was last year S cotton.
Rev. r. 3. Cavett. Of Clarendon.
preached at n. G. last Sunday at | / +,
a. m. and 8, p. m.
Miss Bette Trice is visiting her
cousin, Miss Annie Trice, near Roe,
at this time.
Mrs. r. B. cavett and her daught
er. Miss Emma Cavett Of Clarendon.
are visiting friends and relatives in r
c.. at this time.
Mrs. jessie Patterson. Of Mil
Town. Is visiting in h G the guest
Of Mother Patterson. and family
Mr.. Jones. Of Shreveport, La, is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Jesse Pat
terson, at this time
Miss Hattie Jones. OF Clarendon, Is
visiting her brother, Calvin Jones. Of
X. c., at this time.
w. F. Branch and family left for
Hot Springs last Tuesday and perhaps
will be away for month.
N. L. Williams, OF Mariana. Wis
tied his brother, E. B. Williams, last
Tuesday.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Monroe County Chanc.ry Court
F. E. Hayden. Plaintiff.
VS.
Jennie Hayden, Defendant.
The defendant Jennie Hayden is hereby
warned to appear in this Court within "
days, and answer the complaint OF 'hS
Plaintiff, : E. Hayden.
JAS. ENCEL. Clerk
C. OTIS BOCLE. Atty. for Plaintiff.
August 9TH. 1907.
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DORT'T GRUMBlE

when your joints ache and you suffer
from Rheumatism. Buy a bottle Of
Ballard's Snow Linament and get
instant relief. A positive cure for
Rheumatism. Burns. Cuts, Contract
ed Muscles, Sore Chest, ETC., Mr. 1T
6ogy' prominent merchant at Willow
FONT Tex. says that he finds Ballard 5
snow Linament the best all round
Linanent he ever used. Sold bv
Brooks Pharmacy.
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Mr.. August Sherpe. the popular
overseer Of the poor, at Fort Madison
II. says: "Ir. Kings New Life Pills
are rightly named; they act more
aereeably, do more good and make
one feel better than any other iaxa-
tive" Guaranteed to cure bilious
ness and constipation. Csc at al
druggists
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4 HAPPY FAMILY.

|. !. Mann, Of Fordyce. Ark. writ
es: Used Car'stedt's German Liver
Powder for 10 years, cured my wife
of female troubles. Haven't had {
doctor for E years. formerly paid {
or 3 doctor bills year. Would no
without it, Worth its weight in gold
A free sample at Brooks Pharmacy.
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together. That it cost, you less is due simply
to our coffee bushes, being so much greater
than any competitors. in fact, IL i, larger than the
next four l.rse,, firm, in the world combined.
We naturally can and actually do give better
coffee in ARlOSA than anyone else can give
for the price; Being the standard article it is
sold a. the n.rowea m.rsi IN q profit.
Some grocers will try to sell
YOU instead loose coffee which the
roastcr is ashamed to sell in a
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For over thirty years" writes
gentleman in Los Angeles. / have
used Arbuckles' Coffee. Many times
my family has tried other coffee only to
come back to our old reliable, unchange-
able Arbuckles. No other coffee has
this uniform never failing aroma, care
not at what price. have often wished
could tell you this Many other
people have the same opinion.
Arbuckles' wa, the FIRST roasted packaged
coffee. and its ,a!es exceed all the Others pu,
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who was on her way home from Hct
Springs.
Mrs. r. B. Hardy and little daught.
er. Josephine. and sister and brother
Maude and Robert Moore, returned
Monday from Armstrong.
CLARENDON COOKING CLUB.
Miss Joyce Manning most delight
fully entertained the Cooking Club
last Thursday afternoon at her home
on North Main Street.
The beautiful home was thrown
open to the guests from three to six
0 clock.
Dominoes were played, the tall,
cards being passed by little AiIeer
Manning
AhS tiSSkSSo W~S dSSIStC J Ill GUkSf-
tanning by her sisters, Misses Irene
and Gladys.
Dainty refreshments were served
in the parlor.
The members OF the Club presen,
were: Misses Edith Lamar. Matte
Hinton. Ida Davidson. Nsllie Perry
Joyce Manning. Salle ami Leone
Williams. The guests were: Miss
Mary Jefferies. Misses Blanche Nc
Creight and Mary Belle Sumpter. of
Brinkley. and Miss EIva McLain. OF
Newport.
The next meeting will be held
with Miss Matte Hinton, Aug. 10Th
three o clock sharp.
SPECTATOR.
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City Pound Sale.

Notice is hereby given that |, as
Marshal Of the city Of Brinkley, under
and by virtue OF Ordinance 1874. Sec.
2. will on
Saturday Aug. "a. 1907
proceed to sell. to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in hand. the fol-
lowing animals to-wit:
One black SOW marked crop and
two splits in each ear; about one and
half years old.
One black SOW, marked crop off OF
each ear; about year and half old.
These animals are now in the pound
Of the city Of Brinkley. on West Cy-
press street, where sale will take
place, on date mentioned above, at
. clock, p. m.
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of August. 1907.
r. E. SMITH. City Marshal.
lust tell 'em vol; saw II In the
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Just tell 'em you saw It in the
ARGUS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Judge Renders Decision.

Justice OF tie Peace Police Magistrate
Judge John A, wilkins, accompar led
oy MS wife, will depart next Saturday
for visit with relatives in Toledo Fin.
lev and Lima, Ohio, and in northern
Michigan. His honor has decreed that
the court shal take vacation; that the
evidence of ove-work is such as to war
rant an adjournment for a period of
time not exceeding thirty days, and that
the courts wife shall accompany the
said court during said adj 1urnment.
There is no appeal from the courts de.
cision as the wife of the court has nc
iurisdl dlction
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Tne citizens of Silver Plume are max
ing great preparations for the celebration
of Labor Day, and Indications are that i,
will be big success and one of the
greatest ever known in this section
Baseball games will take place on the
Sunday preceding Labor Day, in which
q number of teams will participate II
continued the next day.
The rock drilling contest will be 4
new iaovation for Labor Day at the
Plume The first event will be for a trio
of drillers. two hammers on drill with
one man to turn; the first prize is to be
{Ioo and the cond $40. The second
event, two-1nen teams, one man to strike
single handed and turn drill while his
partner strikes with uoub,e hand ham
mer; itst prize $50, second prize s25.
Third event, single hand upper; frs,
prize $50 second prize SIS. An entrance
fee Of S will b. charged for the trio and
two men teams. and s. 50 for the single
hand contest.
which will include real FIRE to quench
on vacant l,t. The II men of the
team are to stand in from, of the post
Office and at the sound of the fire bell
are 10 run TO the hose house, get the cart,
hike to the plug and get busy with the
water.
Other sports will include three legged
race; foot aud sack races; jumping; hop
step and jump; woodsawing, nail driving
and while two bands will furnish music,
big free lunch will be served. Every
body in Idaho Springs will attend the
celebration, notwithstanding the fact Il .
the Silver Plume band and fire depart
ment went TO Golden last Fourth Of July
intead of coming to this city, where the
prizes offered were twice large, and
the distance from Silver Plume va, halt
as far as to Golden.
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Chocolate Drops--Quick.

A chocolate bath is the latest innova-
ton not adopted by the smart set, The
luxury is expensive and not within reach
of the average buyer of chocolate creams
for interal application whether it be a
dainty bunch of Kipling's trio, en- conscd
in a peek aboo, or young swain who
recklessly casts his coin over the candy
counter.
The new new style bath happened for
the first tune in history last Monday
afternoon, when All employee of a CERTAIN
popular soda water resort was engaged
in balancing a ten gallon keg of the
rich mixture of chalk, powdered sugar
aud coloring matter which imposes the
luscious chcc late and the white aproned
caterer took a tumble. The liquid sub
stance pentrated the pores Of the young
mans clothing from head to foot, and
made lasting impression upon the goods
He was not presentable for several h urs
after the ablution and the serving of
drinks containing the sticky stuff has
caused him to shudder many times since
the disaster.
Chas NJ Kreuger. for twenty years
chief clerk in the United States land
office, has opened an Office at 4Io Cooper
building, Denver, where he W II practice
land aud mining law, and all land Office
business before the land Offices and de
partmeuts of the Interior.
happy camping party went to Idaho
Springs for a few weeks Of life last week.
They were Mesdames c. L. Palmer, Kate
Linder, Misses Emma Batter and Ethel
Palmer and the children. Otto Batter
brother OF Mrs Palmer went along to
take care of the party and see to their
Globe.
Miss Maud Marston, reporter for the
supreme court commission OF Nebraska
has been entertaining the following
guests at her Ben Eynon summer cottage
during the past week: Union Pacific
Attorney Charles F. Dundey, wife and
son, Omaha; Arthur L. Hancock,
prominent yachtsman of New York
City; Glenn Marston, manager Of the
Ownership Publishing conf
pany Of New York City; Mrs. N. F.
Heath, of Reno, New. and Judge and
Mrs, Ira D. Marston, of Kearney, Neb.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Last Monday, Johnny Trythall. who
for the past SIX years has conducted an
express business in this city, disposed OF
his interests to Alfred Ellison. Mr..
rrythall con,emplates moving to Denver
where he hopes to regain falling health.
The new proprietor has placed Thomas
Trythall in charge Of the business. Mr..
Trythall desires to express his apprecia-
tion to the people of Idaho Springs who
have SO literally contributed to his sue
cess.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Summer Guest Surprised.

Mrs. E. \ Bromley and family, o!
Brighton, Coo. who are spending the
summer season here at the II ero cot
tage, wera agrerably surprised last Tues
day 10 receive a visit from a large de1ega-
tioa Of their friends from Brighton, who
came on the morning train accompanied
by basket lunches, and returned on the
late train Tue day evening. In the
Larty were: Mesdsmes Rutherford,
Rethmann. Eaton Fowler Ball SherIat,
Hau ,rd, Gaylord, Mason, Pierce, Bltner
Stocker, Dick son and Talbot; Misses
Mabel and Ada Talbot, Lucy Greene
Nellie Alters, Hazel Sherrat and Maude
simpson; Orin Foley. son and dsneh
ters; c. Jackson and daughter; Ralph
Lee and son, and !. NJ. Potter and daugh
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

]. o. A. Carper, of Denver. was in
town last Sunday on visit to the Cen
trail tunnel, where vein owned by him
self and associates was recently encoun,
tered. Mr.. Carper proposes to start work
on the lode as soon as he can organize a
stock company to take over the property
and will let a contract for driving east
and west on the 20 foot vein.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Visitor. Continue to Come.


The comfortable and homelike Club
has been the stopping place of numer-
Gus tourists and mining men during the
past week, including the following
culled from the register. Geo. f. Over
meyer and wife, Topeka, Kan Robt.
J. Milne. Cleveland, O.; Fred. Sexton,
Lincoln, Neb.; w. A. Heel. New York
City; F. G.. Bishop, Empire, Col.
Robert Eisner, Pittshurg; Harry F.
Ewing, Colorado Springs; A. W. Link
J. S, Wise. St. Louis; J. B. Brands,ein,
Allentown, Pa c. l.. Turley, Chicago,
P. N, Nelson and wife, Kansas; w. {.
Grigsby and son, Wray, Col; w. L.,
Lowry, Pueblo; L D. Hobson, A. A
johnson, Geo. Griffith, H. L. Theobald
K. E l.. Townsend, F. K. Carpenter,
c. II. Carpenter, w. G. Bolt Jas. Sapiro
W. A. Anthony, Peter Augusten, c. D
and L. E. Reulin, E. G. DeNike; R. l..
Martin, w. O'Donel, f. F. Neimyer, W.
o. Wright, J F. D. Dickerson. E. F
Barnes. c. S. Titus, w. R. Caldwell, J. w.
Jackson, Jonn S. A Cushley, II. Eggers
and wife, P, o Obisn; L, S,ernberger and
daughters, Denver: Helen Reed, South
Weymouth, Mass; G Crawford, Kan
sas City: Miss Lola Williams, Evergreen.
At the popular Portland hotel during
the past week, the following guests took
time to inscribe their names upon the
pages of the register: Jas. P. Shideler
and wife, Geo. o. Griffen, Chas. B.
Jackson, Chicago; G. J. Parrett, Byeis,
Col; J. NJ. Woodward. Seattle, Wash;
w. p. Shaver and wife, Lovewell, Kan;
Jas. c. Rasmussen Minneapolis; S.
Walkee, Cleveland. O.; c. Z. Angove,
Loveland. Col; Geo. We,zel, Silver
Plume; Grant Parfet, Golden; c. Alvin
Hewes, X. Burkhsrd, c. S. Wood,
Pueblo; J. E. Corlett and Wife, Miss
Ruth Corlett, Eli, Ariz.; w. c. Grigsby
and son, Wrsy, Col; Fritz Schmi, zler,
Carl Schmitzler. Wichita, Kan; L. A.
Rifle, J. T. Baird and wife, P. P. Hitch
cock, S. G. Rhodes. Frank A. Davis, L.
A. Ireland, II. W. Holds, Mrs E. Saun-
ders, Nelson d. Graves, G. A. Cow, ]. ].
CheesIey and wife, Peter Wurten, Allen
B. Ayers, Mrs. A. 6. Smith, Miss Laura
Evans, J. S. Gross, Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Prof. Frankling K. Carpenter and son,
known metallurYis,s and mining engi-
neers of Denver, spent several days in
camp this week on professional business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

= H. T. Rogers and wife, of New York
City, arrived Thursday morning for a
couple of weeks stay, during which time
Mr.. Rogers will observe operations at
the Teller mines at Freeland and the
Saratoga, in both of which he is inter
es.ed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

MIS-. c King received letter Thurs
day containing the sad news of the death
Of her mother, Mrs. d. J. King, aged 81
years, at Cambridge City, Ind, on Mon
day. August IL. On account Of the tel
egrapher's strike, word was not received
here until the day of the funeral, which
was held at the family home at Dublin,
Ind, Aug. IS. Mrs. c. A. King paid her
mother an extended visit several months
ago, at which time the elder Mrs. King
was quite feeble
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

John Bun., our former townsmen came
up from his Littltton ranch last Saturday
and Monday afternoon returned, ac-
companed by his wife and grandchildren
the little Misses Davies
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Mr. L. NJ. Hupp, OF the Roberts Bros.
store, was in Denver last Sunday where
he went to accompany his family to this
city. Mrs. Hupp and the children have
enjoyed two weeks visit with Denver
friends,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Garmau came up
from Denver last Saturday and spent
Sunday as the guests of Adolph Nelson
returning to the city on the following
day. Mr., Garman has a splendid posi-
ton with the Denver Dry Goods com
pany.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17
Great Event at Lombard.

KilIian Maui aud wife at the seemann
tunnel were pleasantly astonished last
Wednesday by visit from the venerable
DIR. Stork. who made them a pr. sent of a
the Mauz household, and mining proper
ty i'll the Yankee hill section has gone up
hundred per cent at one jump.
Captain Henry l. Se.mann, and wife,
and their daughter, Miss Wanda See
mann, of Denver, accompanied by l. v.
Shipley, of Cincinnati. Ohio. arrived
Thursday to spend few days at Camp
Sc mann on Fall river
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Secretary A. Wright, of the Lucania
tunnel, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, of Denver, have spent the
week here enjoying summer vacation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Vim. Crosser has taken a lease and
bond on the Pearson mine at Evergreen
from which he has taken samples of $222
per ton in copper. He has men at work
the property and thinks he will be
able to q make small test shipment
about Sept Ist-Jefferson County Cratic
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

c. H. Hinman, of Oskaloosa, Iowa who
recently became interested IN the In
spiration group of claims in Silver Age
gulch, arrived this week and will make
this place his home in the future, in
order 10 give his personal attention to
that property.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Frederick H. Nye, manager of the
Rockford tunnel enterprise and f'ac
tious horse, went to the metropolis
Tuesday a. m
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

] ]. Willis, superintendent of the Cen
trail tunnel, went to Denver Tuesday
morning to attend the stock holder.
meeting of the Big Five.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Norman Mclean was a passenger OF
the Thursday afternoon flyer for thu
capital city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Miss Ada Marie Slower, daughter Of
Cashier A. A. Slower, of the Merchants
and Miners National bank, is this week
entertaining Miss r nth Graham, OF Clay
Center, Kans., daughter of the county
clerk and recorder of Clay county in the
Sunflower state.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Daniel Gabriel departed Wednesday
noon for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where
he expects to remain for some weeks
for the benefit of his health.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

Mrs D. d. Herringt IL and two daugh-
tiers, Of Denver, have been the guests OF
Mrs. George Keys This week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

James. S. Chapman ana wife of South
Prairie, Wash, after weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Will Campln, on
Santa Fe mountain, departed Monday
noon for Denver on their way to Salt
Lake City.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

w. c. Grigsby, president of the Bank
of Wray, Colo, accompanied by his son,
is spending the week here. enjoying the
mountain brand OF sunshine and breezes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

David Jones went Derverward via
the yesterday morning claiming ~. a
change in altitude was recon .nded Nv
physician. Mr.. Jones denies that any
lady Is interested in him.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-17

A. J. Page, proprietor of the Troutdal'
resort at Evergreen, was in town Wed
nesday evening purchasing supplies TO
his table.