The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

1908 S
Mrs. Ruth Hughes visited relatives
in this city Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo Atcheson were
visitors to Denver last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Weinberger were
mid week visitors to the capital city.
VIM. Broad went to Denver Tuesday
on business connected with an extensive
real estate deal.
John Michel was an early morning
passenger for the big city Tuesday
where he will assist in building
job.
Ralph Knowles is stepping unusually
high since Tuesday and all on account of
the arrival of an eight pound heir at his
home.
Miss Francis Noyes came down from
Silver Plume Tuesday for few days
visit with Miss Ruth Roberts and other
friends.
DIR. A. B, McCapes was called to
enver Tuesday on professional bust
ness and expects to be absent the bal
ance of the week.
John Rohner left last Sunday in com
pany with Charlie Woodward for krem-
ling where he will fish for several days
and enjoy an outing.
Mrs. Mary Schulz left on Tuesday
for her home in Denver after spend
ing several weeks with her grand
daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Hafer.
The foundation is being put in for the
new home of Allie Roberts in Grass Val
ley and the superstructure will be push
ed to completion at an early date.
Fred Walsen, of Walsenberg, Colo
rado, visited with w. E. Renshaw this
week and greeted his many friends
which he made while making this town
his home.
y. ElIlColi WCHI W DChNCl oh biiS
early train Wednesday, and it
is suspcioned that he tried to land a
few Democratic National convention
tickets but what success is not known.
Mrs. T. F. Mccall and Miss Crysta
Mccall, of Cripple Creek are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. l. A. Hafer at their
rustic home on Pine Slope. Mrs. Me
Call is mother and Miss Crystal is ;
sister OF Mrs Hafer.
Camp Lonesome" is the name giver
to one of the rustic tents up Soda Creek
but it is missioner if one would judge
| from the jolly trio of young men who in
: habit it. They seem to be having any
: thing but lonely time.
Merchant C. l.. Lamb went to Den
yer Monday where he proved up OF
some valuable timber land in the vi
cinity of Bear creek. He was ac
companied by Mr.. Chas. Devlin, wh'
went along as witness
Edmund Rowse, major domo of tn,
of the Roberts Bros. stores, went t.
Denver last Monday where he met ;
cousin, William Broad, of Negaunee
Michigan. who will spend several week.
in this city for an outing.
Alderman w. H. Irvine returned
from pleasant visit of three week:
duration to his old home in Illino..
where he met many relatives ant
friends of his boyhood days. Thi.
was his first visit for period of some
fifteen years.
Under the proposed ordinance for es
tablishlng sidewalk grades, the streets
included therein are Colorado and Miner
On the former the grade exte IDS on the
North SIDE of the street from eighth av
enue to the west line of the original boun
Diary of the city while on the south side
it extends from Eight avenue to FRS,
avenue. The grade on both north ano
south sides of Miner street extends from
the Soda Creek bridge to the east boun
dairy line of the city.
Jonn D. Williamson and W. w. Hall
spent couple OF days over at Bear
creek, trying their luck at catching
trout. Mr.. Williamson states that they
caught thlrty-six but as Mr. Hall, who
is considerable of a fisherman, says he
only caught six, his companion must
| have been thinking of the compoSitor' s