The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-04

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Miss May Colburn was passenger
for Denver on the afternoon train We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Jonathan Bickf ford was bust
ness visitor to Denver the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Ruth Hughes visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Anderson, in this
city over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. B. Smith were
passengers for the big city on the early
morning train last Monday.
Andrew Anderson spent Sunday and
Monday at his home in Denver, return
ing Tuesday at II o'clock.
Mrs. Bruce Rutherford was called
to Denver Sunday, because of the i'll
ness of her sister Miss Gretchen Par
son
rs. VIM. Irvine has been very ill
for couple of weeks past. but we are
pleased to state that she is now on the
road to recovery.
Charley Berry, of the Wyandotte
property, came up from Denver on the
II o'clock flyer Tuesday, after having
spent Sunday at home.
The stock of millinery formerly owned
by Mrs. Lempke was last Wednesday
sold to John Owens, the largest cred
itor There were no other bidders.
F. v. Peterson climbed aboard the
early train Monday bound for Trinidad
where he expects to gain relief in the
lower altitude from an attack of illness.
Samuel Brethour, manager of the
Kitty Clyde and Liberty Bell company,
spent Wednesday in Denver on busi-
mess connected with his mining en-
terprise.
The dance given by the St. Margaret's
Guild on Monday night attracted large
crowd and general good time was had.
The music was furnished by Fred
Stroehle's orchestra.
Geo. E. McClelland returned from
the east Wednesday night and will
remain here for a few days. He ar
rived in time to feel the refreshing
breezes from first class hail storm.
Messrs. Roy Plummer, Lawrence
Rozelle and Ed. Seyler, of Denver,
tired of the noise and hustle of the
the city decided to take day off last
Sunday and enjoyed the beautiful eli
mate and scenery of Idaho Springs.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Silver Plume
came to Idaho Springs on the noor
train Wednesday and is the guest ol
the family. of Louis Oliver. The lady
has been suffering with rheumatism
and will seek relief at the hot baths
Hon. Warren A. Haggott expects tt
leave Washington for Colorado aDou
the seventh and will be in Idaho Springs
shortly thereafter. He has been de
tanned in the east on account of having
to place his son Cecil in hospital for I
surgical operation which his friend
hope will be successful in every re
spect
S. L. Work and family removed las
Wednesday to Denver which city the.
intend to make their home. The fam
lily has for many years made their hom
in this city and have been active in soc
ial and church circles. While regrettin,
their departure, their host of friend
here wish them all kinds of prospert
in the city of their adoption
Harry Robinson, Fred Stroehle an
M. C. Lake, a trio of the most devou
disciples of Isaac Walton, went up t
Nay lor lake last Sunday and between
the three, succeeded in landing enougl
fish for breakfast for one dyspepti
; person. Friends of the fisherman wer
compelled to be satisfied with the re
ports of the big ones that got away an
a promise that they would be better sat
isfied with the returns from the mex
trip.
In open defiance of the officers an
the city ordinances, two over zealou
young Americans started to celebrat
the 4th of July last Tuesday night, an
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