The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-01-26

John T. Mallalieu was a passenger on
the Tuesday morning train for the
capital city.
Adolph Nelson. the dry goods man
went TO Denver Monday to look at some
dr. IS goods
Lewis Oliver and family this week re-
moved to the Wal,man house on cas-.
Miner street.
Mrs. DR.. George A,cheson and
daugter went to Denver on the Friday
morning train.
Robert Baehr, OF Denver. came up
last Sunday for visl, with his parents
between trains.
Albert Hall aud wife returned Thurs
day evening after an extended visit
with relatives in the east.
Cliff King, of Denver, was in the city
several days this week visiting with ,ela-
lives and feeling At home.
The Musical club Will meet at the
hone of Mrs. J. J. Sherwin next Thurs
day evening January 81.
The Social Etnich, cub met at the
home Of Mrs. G. A. Dory last evening
following the club program.
The Colorado & Southern pay car was
delighting the railway employees with
checks, Oh Tu sday OF this week.
L. W Sutherland, the contractor,
was passenger on the yesterday
morning tram for the state capital.
G. { Stumm, oil tue Gem Consoli-
daled Mines company, had business in
the county seat Tuesday, between trains.
Alderman Matthew Nicholas and
wife were made happ. last Saturday by
tue arrival Of the stork at their home
1t was 10y.
A. G. James, the well known barber,
went to Denver last Sunday to enjoy a
yachting trip on the placid waters OF
Guy park lake.
Clarence Beale d. parted yesterday for
Southern California where he has valu-
able mining interests aud will remain
for couple OF months
tmes Lindsay, returned from Globe,
Ar rzoua, lhis week and Will remain III
Idaho Springs, which place he says
is good enough for him.
President f. l.. kesennlt,er of the
Clear Cle and G!lpin Trust company
was called to Denver yesterday on an
Important business mission.
l.. l. r ,bert, came up from Denver
MONDAY evening, and Tuesday morning
went to Silver Pune 10 attend tive
fuueral of Pioneer Watkins.
S-uator Robert>, MIR. ami Mrs. II l.
Rob nsou and w. A. Roberts went
o Silver Plume TUESDAY TO attend the
funeral of Pioneer Watkins.
Mrs, J. J. Esmond while in George
town Tuesday vas taken i'll. and was
hvr friends. 1t is believed the al i.ude
Effected her heart.
| The Lowell II =. d"ar- company this
" ek sold its plumbers supplies, coz,
sisting of g-lvaniz d pipe fittings, brass
AID nickel fixtures, lead, SOIL and sewer
pipe and fittings to CLAYTON. the pln.nber
j
The stone sidewa on tne east sid- o.
17th avenue from the livery oagn to Colo
rado street Vas comp eted this week by
Contractor GaDrisl. and is great i'm.
provement to the Z"i.ky property in
the appearance of the avenue.
V Noxon, the nemesis of the city
council, went to The city OF political tur-
III oil yesterday morning to consult with
his coIl,g b. J. o Cornsll, as TO the
best method to annihlate the SIN 1t rs,
ami curb the rap ci y of the ore buy ers
A rumor current in Sal, Lake City is
TO the eff.ct that J. II. Robeson, has
been appoin' ed manager of the NIprsing
m,nes, in Cobalt, Canada. When seen
in Denver, MIR. Robson would neither
confirm or deny the rumor
| The wieId emblenls worn on the coat
collar Of Senator Roberts and {. S. Bir
kius, representing gold | ned black
feline with its tail drawn up into a ques
ton mark, are not the insignia of the
Maha society, as would be supposed.
They are the lodge buttons of the Hoo
| Hoo's, in which organiz 'tion both