The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-24

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Mrs. A. II. Colburn and family took iu |
the Nj. +. S. 5. Denver excursion last
Tuesday.
Jas. A. Young went to the big city via
the Wednesday noon flyer for several
days stay.
Chaa. +. Woolard, of Wichita. Kan,
was in the city "Wednesday on a brief
business visit.
John II. Daniels and wife were psssen
gers on the THURSDAY noon fast train for
the metropolis.
Sidney Morl,7, OF Denver, was made
member of the local Elks lodge last
Tuesday evening.
Druggist II. f.. Machol was in Denver
the fore par, of the week, visiting the
wholesale houses.
Carl KnoettAe VAS IN Denver the FIRST
of the week, attending to business and
Eitch's gardens.
Alder, c. Hassan, OF the Trathen EN-
porium, was passenger on the Thurs
day morning flyer.
Geo. A. Barron was a passenger on the
Wednesday noon flyer for a several days
visit in the big burg.
Mrs. J. J. Hoover, of Denver, has
spent the week IN this city, visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. David Edwards, OF Erie, Colo,
is visiting her sons, John II. ana Viii
liam R. Edwards of this city.
Samuel Brethour and wife we're among
those who stepped aboard the Thursday
morning Capital city special.
Miss Helen Roberts departed THURSDAY
morning for Cascade. where she attend
ed the y. W. c. A. convention.
Mrs. George H. Curnow and children
departed Wednesday, afternoon for sew
eral days' visit with Denver friends.
fodder Vidler, the spry short stop of
the PIkers' team, was aboard the Wed.
nesday afternoon southbound O'Meia
special.
Edward Craig and better hxlf climbed
onto the Thursday morning train for
Denver, during the trains brief stop at
the local depot.
! The McGlenn bro hers, formerly of
this city. low located at Ault, Colo,
were here Tuesday between trains on a
business mission.
| IT. Johnson, of the Two Brothers
family was in the capital city the tore
part of the week.
| Mrs. George keyes has as her guest
this week her sister, Mrs. R. w. Reed =,
of Harper. Kan, who will remain fox the
balance of the summer.
Captain Z. ID. Quisley, of Derser.
came up Tuesday to attend to business
III alters in connection with his mining
| interests in this section.
| Earl Moseley, who has been visiting
his uncle, w. B. Edwards, for a couple
Of weeks, returned to his home in Pweb
| 10 via the Thursday noon train.
Agent Scruggs, OF the Wells Fargo Ex-
press company, accompanied by hig rig hit
bower, Bob O1ley, enjoyed brief respite
from labor, Sunday, and went to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oxley joined the
excus siouis,s Tuesday and spent the day
in Denver and enjoyed a we'll earned
rest.
Miss Muriel Hill departed yesterday
for Canon City. where she will visit with
friends for a couple of weeks before going
to Los Vegas, N. M, to again take up
her school duties.
Thomas Ellis convinced himself that
he needed q vacation on Wednesday, and
accordingly dug up his Sunday suit and
sailed for Denver on the O'Mers special
in the afternoon.
Inspector A. P. Frederick. OF the post
Office department was in town the first Of
the week, looking over the local Office
and attending the other matters under
his jurisdiction 10 this sectiou.
Another freight car with buu brake
got away in the yards Thursday morning
anu covered four blocks at = high speed.
stopping jus. above Seventeenth avenue,
at which point 1t jumped the track.
Jos. Cox and wife and Mrs. Geo.
Downer. Of Arapahoe, Neb., who have
hexn the Rueata of DR.. and Mn IL @