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

Miss Oral Wright spent Tuesday in
Denver on brief visit with friends.
Contrac or Geo. Keys was a Denver
yesterday morning for a few days
stay.
Mrs. AL. Akin returned Tuesday even
ing from a short visit with relatives in
Denver.
Miss Cecil Lueders came up from Den
yer Wednesday evening for couple of
days stay.
Mrs. h. r. Nimmo was a passenger
on the Thursday morning flyer for the
capital city.
Deputy Postmaster C. A. King was a
visitor in the state metropolis the first
of the week
Mrs. NJ. C. Potter and the baby were
aboard the Thursday morning down
train for the Hub city.
Attorney f, NJ Sabin was summoned
to Denver on legal business last We'd
nesday afternoon
Lawyer f. l.. Regenuitter was called
to the capital city Wednesday after
noon on legal business
Mrs. David Gilbert and son. Carey,
OF Golden, are the guests this week of
Ralph Knowles and family
Alderman Howard Evans returned
last evening, after having spent the
day in the convention city.
J. d. Lewis, of Washington, D. c.
government official, was here We'd
nesday on official business.
John Peterson and wife came home
on the Tuesday evening flyer. after a
brief visit in the big city.
Guy C. Stumm joined the throng last
Wednesday morning and spent the day
in Denver on electrical business.
C. N. Reynolds, representing the
Santa Fe system, was in camp yester-
day visiting friends of that road.
Mrs Thomas Bowden and son depart
ed Thursday evening for visit with
relatives and friends in Central City.
Mrs. NJ. A Bowman departed Monday
afternoon for Denver to spend the week
on visit with friends from the east.
| Uncle Bob Price has gone over to the
| Bear river country where he will en-
deavor to buy all the cattle in sight
Ebert F. Fitzgerald lett on the Tues
| day afternoon flyer for the convention
city for few days visit with his moth
/ er
Norton H. Brown, the mining eng
neer, came home Tuesday evening after
rambling around in the valley for a
couple of days.
Peter Theobald is preparing for the
celebration of his birthday next Wed
nesday, April 8, at which time he will
be rs years old.
A marriage license was issued in Den
yer on Wednesday of this week to Ed
Fisher and Miss Eta May Cruise, botf
of Idaho Springs.
J. w. Welpton, of Ogallala, Neb.
arrived last evening for visit t.
mining properties in this district il
which he is interested.
Jos. w. Boyd went to Denver tn,
first of the week to consult an occulist
he having caught a severe cold whicl
settled in his eyes last week.
Albert X. Comstock, of the Almade
Mines company, returned to Denve
Monday afternoon having spent severa
days at the mine on Fall river.
The Georgetown Grizzlies defeate,
the home team in game of basket ba
last evening at the opera house il
this city, by a score of AZ to It.
Mrs. John Owen departed Tuesda
afternoon, accompanied by Master Mar
win Owen for a several weeks visit witt
relatives in Sherman, Texas. Ben 7
Owen accompanied them as far a
Denver.
Curley Wall, the veteran expressmal
and weather prognosticator, has don
ned his new Easter suit, consisting of
blue jumper and overalls. This is takel
to indicate that there will be no snow o
rain until next fall.
Joseph Meyers, Jr. is the successo
of A. f. Skaer as book-keeper for tn.
Lowell Hardware company, and as
sumed his duties last Wednesday morn
| ing, Mr., Skaer and family will re