The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-07

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J. P. Wilcox departed for Denver on
the Monday morning train for busi-
ness visit.
Dean Eaton was passenger on the
Tuesday afternoon train for the states
metropolis.
Miss Helena O'Rourke has spent the
week here on visit with her parents
and family.
R. c. Bonney and wife were passen-
gers on the Monday afternoon flyer for
the big burg. .
Roscoe B. Morton and wife departed
last Tuesday afternoon for New York.
City and vicinity ~
f. F. Fitzgerald, of the U. S. tunnel,
departed on the Tuesday afternoon
flyer for Denver.
Daniel Gabriel, the mining man, de-
parted for Denver on the Tuesday
afternoon express.
Attorney E. NJ sabin was star pas
senger on the Monday morning flyer for
the convention city.
Joseph w. Boyd. of the local herd of
Elks, went to the metropolis via the
Monday p. m. flyer. ...--
Ed Rohner returned Tuesday evening
after enjoying several days stay in
the states largest city
Geo. S. Stephens, of the Metropol-
tan tunnel, went Denverward on the
Monday morning flyer.
A. f. Skaer of the Lowell Hardware
company, returned Tuesday evening
from brief visit in Denver.
Geo. Keyes returned the first of the
week after an extended absence in
Kansas on contracting business.
Frank H. Regennitter, of Denver,
spent the fore part of the week here,
looking after business interests.
Manager j. c.. Sturdevant, of the
Brighton mines, was aboard the Mon
day morning eannon-ball for Denver.
Chas. B. Rowe, of the Pike Rowe
leasing syndicate, went to Denver on
the Monday afternoon O'Mera train.
|! vii Edwards, Of tbs. popular. grocery
house OF Edwards hros., was a visitor
in the capital city the first of the week
Mrs. Geo. X. Kimball and Mrs. F. f.
Angove We're passengers on the Mon
day afternoon down tram Tor Denver
Miss Carrie Ellis, Of Denver, returned
to her home Monday afternoon after
several days visit with friends in this
city.
Philip Mixsell, the veteran mining
and milling expert, was passenger on
the Tuesday afternoon tram for the big
burg.
F. H. Johnson and wife departed
Tuesday afternoon for Brownvlie,
Texas, where they will reside in the
future.
Thomas Casey went to Denver last
Tuesday afternoon to pay visit to his
wife who is d patient at St. Joseph S
hospital.
Robert Morrison and family will re-
turn to Idaho Springs from Morrison,
Colo, shortly, and Mr.. Morrison Will
engage IN mining.
Mrs. Odeal Lueders and daughter,
Miss Cecil Lueders, of Denver, arrived
Monday evening for a short visit with
relatives in this city.
Miss Helen Converse, of St. Louis,
Mo, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. a. A. Slower, departed for her
home yesterday morning.
Ben J. Martalon was in town last
Tuesday to take in the meeting of the
Elks lodge, of which organization he is
an enthusiastic member.
Rev. r. R. Adams and wife attended
the fraternity banquet in Denver last
week at the Adams hotel, and returned
to this city accompanied by Mrs. Adams :
father, Judge Benjamin Holley, who
has spent the week here on a visit.
John H. Cassell, who for some months
past has been with the Lowell Hard
ware company as plumber and tinsmith,
departed Monday afternoon for La
Junta, Colo, where he has accepted
employment Mrs Cassell will remain
in this city for some weeks.
Chas. A. Gehrman, formerly mana