The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
SHORT SIFTINGS.

SHORT SIFTINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Parish, of Den
yer, were Fourth of July guests in this
city.
Mr.. Cass Staley, father of our Dick
is enjoying a few days recreation in
this district.
Dad Craig and his popcorn wagon
was one of the sights at the celebration
at Central City.
Rev, H. r. McCabe and sister, Miss
Nellie, were Denver passengers the
first part OF the week.
J.J. Willis. of the Big Five, went to
Denver this morning to greet the visit
ng ewspaper writers.
j. E. Whitzelle, of Corslcana, Texas,
has spent several days here this week
visiting AL Fitzgerald.
Chas DeCamp. OF the Quito property,
visited for several days with friends
from the east in Denver.
CA. King joiued the democratic hosts
at Denver Thursday, and enjoyed the
oratory at the convention.
H.F Nirnmo came down from Yam
kee hill last Monday for a days visit
and TO purchase supplies.
W. L. Shaffer wen, down to Denver
on the first train Monday to get front
seat at the Bryan convention
Miss Olive Filteau came up from Den
yer on the Fourth and spent severa'
days with friends and relatives.
Mrs. VIII thomson accompanied by
Miss Atkinson went Denver yester-
day for days visit with friends.
Jesse May got tired of the convention
early in the game and came to his old
stamping ground in order to rest up.
Miss Stella Stevens returned from
Denver the former part of the week.
where she had been visiting with friends.
George Curnow left his business this
week and spent the time in the valley
His objective point was not stated
Albert Hall returned yesterday
morning from a several days visit to
the convention, delighted with his
visit:
Fred Nye was an early morning pas
senger for Denver Monday and took in
the big doins at the democratic wig
wam
MIR. and Mrs E. L. Regennitter went
to the convention last Thursday morn
ing to listen to the Bryan nominal ting
speech.
DR.. A. B McCapes departed Tues
day afternoon for Boulder and other
points in the valley on professional
business.
Deputy County Treasurer John White
was in town Thursday, en-route to Den
yer where he will consult with his
physician.
Mrs. Enar Olsen and children have
returned from Bertha, Colo. where
they were guests of relatives for about
two weeks.
Teddy the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Straub has been quite
i'll this week, but is now on the road to
recovery.
Harry Manzier, of Wood River, Neb.
enjoyed the cool air of this section this
week the guest of John Puckert on Chi
cago creek.
Edw. Schoelkopf departed last Thurs
day morning for Denver where i, is
understood he will go into the moving
picture business.
Judge L. NJ Poe, of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
one of the new states boomers, was a
visitor to the city yesterday, the guest
of Wes Kennedy, and if he is not fully
informed as to the local conditions it
will be his own fault.
Ed Mcdonald and Fred Feltch, of
Frazier, and F. D. Foley, of CRANKY.
came over the range last Tuesday and
and rode the goat at the Elkss lodge.
They were accompanied by A l.. Dun
ham as a chaperone, and the latter
proved equal to the emergency.
J. B. Allen came in on the morning
train with party of friends from the
east and conveyance conveyed them