The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-06

LICK Whlte TOOK day OFT to-day and |
went to the valley on insurance bust
ness.
Miss Mabel Morrison of Denver is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Hoban on
Pine Slope.
Bob Oxley departed Tuesday morn
ing for two weeks visit to his home
at Greeley.
Prof. Ripley. principal of the High
school, left Tuesday for the east where
he will spend his vacation.
John Tomay, the veteran insurance
agent of Georgetown. was IN the city
Wednesday and Thursday.
Joe Boyd was called to the metrop-
oils Thurday morning to consult
with associates on mining matters.
Mrs. VIM. Batchelder has gone to
Colorado Springs to make prolonged
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Fred w.
Claus.
Attorney Geo. S. Redd, spent day
or two in town the first of the week
on business connected with mining
litigation.
Miss Edmee Davis, formerly employed
in the local schools, spent a couple of
days in this city this week renewing
acquaintance.
Geo. W. Moscript spent several days
in Denver where he was called as a
witness in the trial of the government
versus Manning, ct al.
Frank Bysong, the barber, went to
the state capital last Wednesday for a
few days outing and to get in touch
with his old time friends.
Conductor James Kimbro resumed
his run the first of the week after
having been laid up for several days
with painful attack of the gout.
Sol. Nichols reports that he has just
completed putting in his crops for
this season. He has forty acres un-
der plow at his ranch up Soda creek.
Mrs. F. E. Angove left Wednesday
for months visit with relatives and
friends in her former home of Bouldsx,.
She will also visit Greeley, Longmont
and Loveland.
A. H. Roller and wife left Thursday
morning for Boulder to attend the
commencement exercises. A brother
of Mr.. Roller graduates from the law
department this week.
! Mr.. West, of Alice, had party from
/ Nebraska visiting his mining property
up Fall river on Monday and Tuesday.
The members were very much pleased
with their examination.
The W. C. T. U. has postponed it's
regular meeting until Wednesday, June
II, when Mother" Meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Craig. Mrs
Garrabrant will be the leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. There were Wis
itors to Denver this week, accompanied
by Miss Clara Wickell, the party at
tending an elaborate wedding ceremony,
the bride being relative of Mrs. Thero.
L. l.. Roberts and wife, returned to
Denver the first of the week after
spending several days very pleasantly
with relatives and friends here. The
glad hand is always outstretched for
Lew.
Rev. H. N. Wilson, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church, st. Paul,
will deliver the commencement address
at the state university. For several
years he was pastor Of the Presbyteri-
an church of this city.
Contractor Geo Keyes is one of
the busiest men in this section of the
state these days. In addition to look
ing after his contracts at home, he has
entered the Denver field and already
has landed several nice jobs that will
require his attention for some time.
w. J. Guard, of Silver Pllme, was in
town last Saturday and his orchestra
furnished the music for the dance at
the Casino. While here on business he
incidentally referred to politics and
there is no question but that a county
official position would not be distaste-
full to him.
Several property holders are so me-
what slow in putting in their side
walks. 1t is but just to those who
have complied with the ordinance that
gaps should be filled up promptly by
the derelicts. If lack of promptness
is due to a contrary disposition then
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