The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-19

* 1o. 1908 SIF
Mrs. H. E. Machol was a Denver
visitor on Thursday.
Dean Eaton, dep,rted last Thursday
for Boonev lie, Mo-, where h. will enter
Kemper military school,
Frank Duffy has been spending some
of his spare time in this vicinity where
he always finds hearty welcome.
Captain Pick t of the Empress group
of claims located up Trai Run went to
Denver Friday to remain several days.
Mrs. j. T. Mallalleu left on Thursday
morning for Denver where she
will visit couple of days with her
! daughter.
Nrs Joseph ~. Boyu left Thursday
morning for Topinabee, Michigan,
where she will visit during the next
five weeks.
The large smoke stack of the new
/ DOliSiS tuaC nave ICSChliy pCCh
at the Gem power house, is being put
up in section and when completed the
plant will be ready for operation.
After very pleasant visit with M.
and Mrs. Frank c. Walters, RS. C. E.
Callahan, of Trinidad, Colorado, and
Miss Modenie Bailey, of Texarkana,
Texas, left on Wednesday for hair re-
spective homes.
Mrs. Charles Albert, of Denver, a
sister of Mrs. A f. Straub and an
aunt, Mrs. Mary Moore, of Excelsior
springs, Mo, came up to the city Sun
day and visited at the home of Alder
derman Straub until Tn lrsday
The old train schedule has been re-
turned to this ind eating from a rail-
road standpoint the closing of the tour
ist season Trains going to Denver
! now leave here at 7.24 A. VI. and 3.27
P. M. nd arrive as 1887 A. NJ. and
54l.P. M.
Mrs. G ,org. A cl.s,l eft for Den
YER Friday morning to accompany
her sister, Mrs. L,renzo Ralyea, that
far. The latter is returning to her
home in Lake Charles, Louisiana,
after passing very pleasant summer
| with her relatives
| At the convention Of the First Jud-
icial District held in G len last We'd
ne5day, Judge Flor Ashbaugh was
nominated for Judge and j. w. B.
Smith for district attorney Both
nominations were made by acclama
ton as there was no opposition to
either.
If any subscriber of the Siftings-
Ne VS. has friends or relatives as guests
it will be favor if the same is report
ed either personally at the office or
through the mail. The paper does not
want to overlook any and by subscrib-
ers acceding to this requests, more
will be overlooked
J. J. O'Rourke returned home from
his vacation of ten days on Wednes-
day, bronzed by the hot sun and winds
of Kansas, his hands calloused by husk
ing "punkins" and shelling potatoes
one would taSe him for horny hand
so1 of toll rather than the pride of
Idaho Springs police force.
Two senatorial conventions were held
in Golden last Wednesday. At the
twenty sixth senatorial convention John
F. Church. of Broomfield, Jeifers IN
county was UNANIMOUSLY nominated f 7
senator and at the eighth senatorial
convention, d. P. Wilmot, of Ever
green was nominated for senator by
acclamation.
The Y. P. S. c f of the Presbyter-
ian Church have succeeded in bringing
to our city two of the besl
numbers of the Lyceum Bureau These
are high class entertainments and come
to to US highly recommended. The first
will be given Sept. 25 by Della Crow
der Miller The date of the other will
be announced later. Remember the
date and come to high class entertain
ment.
J. F. Kropp, Of Wilkesbarre, Penn
a brother-in- law of J. j. Hoban, and an
engineer for the Anchor Packing Co
Charles Aitken, Plains Township, Penn,
engineer for the Lehigh Valley Devel-
opment company, and Samuel Nelson,
Sr., Scranton, Penn chief engineer at
the state hospital, were in town Mon.
day. They were delegates to the annu-