The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

cial business.
NJ. ]. Dorsey. a well known Denver
attorney was in town last Wednes lay
between trains.
Fred H. Nye returned Wednesday
evening after couple of days visit in
the metropolis
Andrew Anderson spent the first of
week in the capital city attending
to mining business.
w. H. Mellor the meat market man.
returned Tuesday morning from trip
to the convention city.
Joseph w Boyd dressed up Thurs
day and boarded the afternoon flyer
for the convention city.
Chas. NJ. Miller, of the Orinoco tun-
mel, went to the metropolis on the
Thursday afternoon flyer.
Miss Prudence Mckinley. of Denver
Thursday evening to visit with friends
in this city for several days.
A. E. Huston, of Denver, was regis
tered at the Club on Wednesday, while
in camp on mining business.
Rev. Father McCabe, of ST. Paul's
church, was passenger on the Tues
day afternoon train for Denver.
Alderman A. E. Straub clambered
aboard the valley flyer yesterday morn
ing for visit to the stockyards.
r. c. Bonney was passenger on
the Thursday morning flyer for the
capital city on insurance business.
Chas, There who is acquiring the
Denver habit like his brother went be-
low on the flyer yesterday morning.
E ". Moscript the lumber king and
mining magnate, returned Tuesday
from brief visit to the metropolis.
Sherman L. Work, the contractor
and mining man, went to the state me-
tropolis on the Tuesday afternoon
| flyer.
J. H. Ames and wife returned Tues
day evening from the great city hav-
ing enjoyed a couple of days visit with
friends.
Attorney <. l.. Regenntter climbed
aboard the yesterday mornings train
train bound for the big city on legal
business
Mrs. O. W. Lowell, accompanied by
Mr., Lowell came up from the capital
city Thursday evening for short visit
with friends.
Charles Carlson will leave week after
next for visit to hrs old home in
Sweden, and expects to remain for
several months.
Joseph Burke was in Denver the
the fore part of the week returning
to his office and home in this city Wed
nesday morning.
Mrs. A A. Slower departed Tues
day morning for Fairbury, Neb., and
vicinity for tive or three weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Robert II. Price, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived Wednesday morning for
a several weeks stay in camp to look
after his mining interests.
JAS H. Rogers. well known rail-
way conductor, was in camp Tuesday
on a business mission and visiting with
a number of old-ti friends.
Fritz Stroehle, of the Geo. Stroehle
& Sons machine shops, departed for
Denver Tuesday afternoon to see the
theatrical and other attractions.
Willie A. Lamb, the mining machine
ry man, spent the fore part of the week
here on visit with his family and left
Tuesday afternoon for the south.
H. G. Fowler, of Denver, secretary
of the Honest John NJ. M. & T. Co.,
came up from Denver Tuesday for a
visit to the property on Chicago creek.
w. Patrick Mccormick, formerly in
the hardware business in this city.
returned to Denver Tuesday after
noon, after couple Of weeks stay in
camp on mining business.
w. r. Crippen, of Denver, a di-
rector in the ST. Regis Development
and transportation company, was in
camp the fore part of the week on
visit to the property in company with
Manager Frank Percy.
Manager w. S. Welles and Superin-