The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-09-05

R S. 1908 SIF
Royal R. Graham had business which
called him to Denver the middle of the
week
Attorney E. L. Regenitter went to
Denver on the delayed train Tuesday
afternoo,
District Attorney j. w. B. Smith
was called to the capital city Wednes-
day on official business.
w. L. Bush president of the First
National bank, was called to the valley
last Monday on business,
Frank Duffy came down from Du-
mont the first of the week to look
after his legislative fences
The first regular meeting of the
Shakespeare club will be held at Mrs.
Sabin's next Tuesday evening.
Bruce Roberts left Tuesday for
Denver where he will enter the Man
ual Training school for the winter
Master Fred and Arthur Huillet,
after spending several days in Denver
returned home Tuesday morning
Miss Minnie Green is visiting her
cousins from Victor who had been
spending their vacation in this city.
c. o. Harmon was down from Du-
mont the middle of the week purchas-
ing supplies for his mining proposition.
Mrs. Leuders came up from her home
in Denver the first of the week for a
few days visit and to transact bust
ness
Edwin Van Cise, an attorney of Den
yer, spent severrl days in this city this
week. looking after matters connected
with the Worth estate
Bishop Oxley took a day off the
middle of the week and renewed old
acquaintance at Denver and transact
ed measure of business.
The W E T VI will meet with Mrs
Bruce at the residence of Mrs d. ].
Mcdonnell next Wednesday afternoon;
Annual election of officers makes it
desirable for all members to be present
II. M Price, accompanied by A. F.
Antle, of Telsa, Oklahoma, were i'll the
camp for several days last week, the
guest OF Wes Caunady at the Burns
Moore tunnel The former is relative
of Mrs. Cannady
Fred Knapp, of Tacoma, arrived in
the city last Sunday for a few days,
visit with his cousin, Casey James
TIE relat v,s have not visited for long
time, and not a moment has been lost
iu renewing old time memories.
P. J. Finleon left on Wednesday for
the country of fine melons down nea,
RockyFor where he has interests If
farming lands. After spending severa
days there, as callous handed son O
toll and soil, he will return with hi.
family who have been spending severa
weeks at Boulder.
The local lodge of Elks has mad,
arrangements to give a social dance
at their club building on the evening
of September IS, to which the mem
bers are invited to bring their mothers
wives and sweethearts. Tickets viii
be $l.00 but the refreshments will b.
free. Music by the Idaho Springs or
chestra.
Ed. Quigley came up from Denver
Tuesday and remained here a couple o
days He was busy as bee in look
ing over his mining interests. H
has been expecting to resume work il
the Hoosac for some time but ther
has been disappointing delays. H
thinks everything will be movin,
in good shape at the mine within tn
next thirty or sixty days. He also in
spected the conditions at the kaintucl
and Globe properties.
Prof. George Neupert returned las
week and is busy making arrangement
SO that the schools will start up in fin
working shape next Tuesday. Durin,
his engagement here in the school
he made himself favorte among thu
teachers and pupils, and as superintend
ent, with more extended duties AM