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

SHORT SIFTINCS.
DR.. !. N. Smaller, OF the Burns NJ oore
tunnel, YVES up from Denver Yesterday.
DR.. George Atcheson boarded yester-
day mornings train for the greates. city
in Colorado.
W. 7. Dumb.eton, E NJ of Denver,
was in the city on professional business
several days this week.
DR.. !. A. Nor. house accompanied a
patieu, to St Anthouy's hospital in Dem
yer Thursday morning.
l. H. Marks and wife, of St. Louis, are
guests at the Portland hotel, having
rived Thursday for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ulrich received
stork prize package Tuesday morning.
1t was boy and weighed nine pounds.
special meeting OF the member Of
Ca. K. Is called to meet at the city
nall tOmorrJ" morning Al To- 80 U StoSk.
W. W. Kirby, of the Lucania tunnel,
came up from Denver yesterday morn
ing to consult with Superintendent Nc
Coll.
A-E Treder formerly we'll known
plumber here, but who Is now located
IN Denver, Was up the first of the week
on short visit with relatives.
Rev +. W. Oakcs, OF the Oakes home,
Denver, accompanied bv his family are
guests of c II Alexander, proprietor of
the Club hotel The gentlemen were
business associates fer some years.
r. II. Stevens departed for his Routt
county ranch Thursday morning, and as
soon as the wagon roads over the range
are passable will return for his family
who will spend the summer at the ranch.
Ralph kelso, the twenty months old
son Of William kelso and wife. died
Wednesday evening from ptomaine
poisoning. The funeral was held yes,er
day afternoon fr ON the family home on
Edwards street.
s. A. Knowles arrived Thursday even
ing from Bng ham, Utah. for the purpose
of packing his household effects for
shipment to that place. Mrs. Knowles
and children will accompany him upon
his return to the Utah town.
Street Commissioner O'Rourke, this
week had laver of 3-inch OAK plank
placed on the Miner street bridge over
Clear Creek The old planking, some
of which is IN good condition, will be
used at several railway crossings.
FIRE alarm was turned in last Tues
day afternoon, the cause being an in
cipient blaze in front of the O'Rourke
block on Idaho street Some small boys
and matches, combined with bunch of
hay created the excitement. The dam
age was nil.
The members OF the G.. A. h. the sons
and daughters of veterans, aud the sol
diers OF the Cuban and PHILIPPINE wars
will attend service at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening. Rabbi W
S. Friedman, of Denver, will deliver
the sermon.
The twenty. seventh annual convention
of the Colorado State Sunday School asso-
citation will be called to order at 7:3o D.
III. Tuesday, June IS, IN the Methodist
Episcopal church in Canon City, and will
continue its sessions through Thursday
evening, June 20.
w, T. Thompson of the Leadville
government fish hatCheries, was in camp
Wednesday and Thursday, as the guest
of the Idaho Springs Fishing association.
Thursday morning, accompanied by
B. T. Owen, and NJ c. Lake, Mr. Thomp
son visited Chinn's lake, for the purpose
of noting its advantages for raising plea
torial giants.
Mr.. Harry o. Tuuis and Miss Florence
S. Bond were married in Denver, May
10, at the residence of State Treasurer
A. E Bent. by the Rev. F. w Willmau.
The bride is graduate of the Idaho
Springs schools and was a social ia
vorite in this city where she spent the
years OF her girlhood. The groom is a
civil engineer in the employ of ]. Bris-
ben Walker.
Memorial Day Will be observed by
appropriate services, and the following