The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-12

John G.. Roberts of the Jackson mill,
went to Denver on the Monday after
noon train.
S. l.. Work was a visitor in the capital
city on building material business the
first of the week.
w. o. Whitney returned Monday eve
ming after a several days absence on i'm
portaut business.
c. L. Lamb and wife were in Denver
the first OF the week, and came home
Monday evening.
A. c. Hassan of the Trathen emporium
went 10 Denver Tuesday afternoon for a
several days stay.
Mrs. Howard Evans spent the fore
part of the week in the state metropolis
visiting with friends.
Rev. Father McCabe, of ST. Paul's
church, was an early in the week visit
tor to the capital city.
James Cousins came over from Mon
tezuma the first of the week for few
day visit with his family.
L. L. Snyder the Fall river mining
man, was in the Queen City this week
on a business transaction.
William Morgan returned Monday
evening, after a several days visit at
Erie, Colo and in Denver
John Chapman, of Littleton, is in
town this week visiting with his
daughter Mrs. G. w. Straub.
Sim Dingle, of Dumont, was in town
Monday shaking hands with his large
circle of friends and acquaiutances.
Evan R. Lumley, of the Little Matte
mine, was a passenger on the after.
noon down train for Denver Tuesday
Mrs. Percy p. Barbour departed Mon
day afternoon for Denver and Golden for
for a several days visit with relatives.
Melvin Edwards, who has interests on
Bald mountain, was in town Monday
and Tuesday on his way to the prop
erty.
Robert Morrison of Morrison, Colo,
came up Monday evening for a couple
of days visit with many friends in this
city.
J. H. Shepherd, owner of the rich
Beauzy mine on Spanish Bar. came up
from Denver Tuesday morning to visit
the mine.
Leopold Sternberger, the mining
magnate of Fall river and lower Rms
sell gulch, came up from Denver Tues
day morning
Mrs. Anna NJ. Whitmore, of Denver,
arrivded Tuesday evening for weeks
visit with her her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Percy, at the St. Regis tunnel on Chica-
go creek.
Tohn c. Hull Of the local lodge OF
Workmen, on Tuesday received the
warrant in payment of the insurance
carried in the order by the late Sam
Gholson.
Chas, Hoekel, the we'll known blank
book manufacturer and photographer of
Denver came mp Tuesday morning to
attend the laying Of the corner stone OF
the Elks Club building.
Miss Alice O'Rourke departed Tues
day afternoon for a months visit with
relatives in Kansas. She was accom-
panied as far as Denver by her father
Chief Of Police J. J. O'Rourke.
p. Michael O'Mara, the gallant and
courteous c. & S. ticket taker, who Is
member of No. 6o7, B. P. o. Elks lodge
laid off Tuesday and Wednesday in order
to take in the corner stone laying ex-
cises.
CD. Johnson, superindent of the
Missouri Glass Co., at St. LOUIS, MO-,
who, with his wife. has spent the past
ten days in this city guests at the Club
hotel, departed Wednesday afternoon
for home having greatly enjoyed their
visit to this place.
Judge John A. wilkins and wife re-
turned the first of the week from an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in the east. Both the judge and his wife
are greatly improved in health as the re-
suit of their journey. and report having
had a most enjoyable trip.
Iohu W. Ward and wife returned
home last Saturday evening after four
and a half months visit near Milford,
Conn As the result Of their stay near
the seashore, Mrs. Wards health is
h-t,e, than for ten years past and Mr..