The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-12-26

Bob Wall was in town for the holi-
days. W.
Miss Opal Oxley spent Christmas with /
Denver relatives. ita
Mrs. Sim Dingle, of Dumont, was Cn
visitor in the city on Monday. !
Mrs. j. G. Roberts and son Bruce are VA
spending Christmas week at home. '''e
Miss Eta Aim, of Denver, is spend
ing the holidays with her relatives in -
this city. Ids
Herman Weinberger came over from
Boulder the first of the week to spend
the holidays at home. 'ne
Miss Olive Filteau came up from
Denver Thursday to spend Christmas we
with her Idaho Springs relatives. on
Mr.. Clarence Fallon and wife went to
Denver on the early train Thursday '"'
to spend the Christmas season. We
Miss Maude Benny came up from
Denver Wednesday night to spend m'
Mr.. Fred Stevens came over from
the ranch in the park to enjoy the hap u"
py Christmas season and will rema II III
for several days.
Mrs. w 5. Leebrick came up from pr
Denver the middle of the week to spend NJ
Christmas at home with the family of
W. A. Thompson. ge
Manager Wells, of the Two Brothers t''
property. came up from the big ety no
Wednesday morning to look after the
operations on that property. t,
Druggist H. A. Elliott has placed an u"
elegant post card rack in his store and v"
it is the most elaborate rack in the city.
1t has capacity for holding 10. 900 DE-
card and every card is easily accessible. m;
r. H. Pearce & Co., linensed en- u"
balmers and funeral directors. Mrs.
Ellen Terrill, lady assistant. Parlors b
and chapel 1913 Miner street. Phones: in,
parlors Idaho l4sA; residence Idaho on
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The Aloha club has changed the date "a
for the production of David Garrick" eN
to Friday evening January Is. Pat the VI
date in your hat so that you will not
forget. A dance will be given after in,
the play. th
The Banner Consolidated Mines COM ''''
pany believes in making Christmas a
happy occasion in fact with its en- Tu
MI xrbop ta1 G n
with fine turkey for Christmas dinner co
it was showing the true spirit Of the
occasion and one that will most CRATE M
fully impress itself upon the hearts of Cb
the receiver. ex
The lease held on block of ground
in the Gem mines by Ford & Lyons is H;
increasing in Importance. While they W.
have been reaping good thing from mi
the milling ore for long time, yet this at
is now augmented by two-fo streak
of smelling ore. They also have lease
in the Shafter that bids fair to become "
big paying proposition. u.
A game of basket ball was played in Ike
the High School gymnasium last evei~ an
ing between the Juniors and the lower no
class men which resulted i'll score of
SO to ID in favor of the tormer. Tom .t,
Richards, Jr., was referee and Ralph tr,
Wilkins, umpire. The proceeds were av
turned over to the High School Athletic th
Association to help out their finances. fir
This Office acknowledges the receipt
of as fragrant box of Key West cigars
as ever tickled the nostrls of the most tn
exacting tobacco e3icnre. The compli- mi
ment was bestowed by the H. A. a.
Reidel Investment company through tn
their accomplished manager, Fred Nye, la'
and is enjoyed in the same magnani- be
nous manner as given. wi
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bush came up ,
from their home at Brighton and spent a.
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. va
Bush at their home on Colorado street. s''
In addition to the happy Christmas sea- ca
son with all of its pleasures, the occa- an a.,
sion was more memorable from the fact y"
that the visitors celebrated their 63rd GU
wedding anniversary. The celebration