The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-04-25

with MS. X. +. Graham, April %. |
Harry Noyes is up from Greeley, tax
ing in the exercises at the hign scnool. |
Andy Nelson is back from Denver
with another cor sigament of trees and
shrubs.
Miss Julia Varliey has been up from
Denver several days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. John Rohner has been enter
tanning her neice, Miss Fasteband, of
Denver.
Godfrey Carlson has been spending
the week in Denver under the care of
specialist.
Mrs. Ed Smythe and children have
gone to visi~ relatives in the valley for
short time
Charley Miller went to Denver yester
day morning for few days visit with
the home folks.
A burning chimney called out the fire
department at noon Thursday, but no
damage resulted.
County Assessor Crosson is putting
in about 16 hours day in this city list
ing all property in sight
Mrs. w. E. Renshaw was a pas
senger on yesterday mornings train for
a visit with eastern friends.
|
L. w. Bannister, of Denver, was in
the city the first of the week on legal
business connected with mining.
| Mrs. John Owens, accompanied by her
grandson, returned last Saturday from
a two weeks visit with relatives in
Texas.
Mrs. C. l.. Lamb was passenger on
the Tuesday morning flyer for the capi-
tai city for a few days visit with
| friends.
t Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garretson depart
ed Tuesday morning for Denver for
a several days visit with
friends.
The summer train schedule goes into
effect on the Colorado e Southern on
May Is. The Argentine line will be
ready for business by that time.
The local Eagle base ball team will
wallop team from Russell Guch on
the Idaho Springs ground tomorrow, the
game being called at 2:30 O'Clock.
| The Easter sumner riyaD at tho p,ac-
byterian church Wednesday evening
is pronounced to have been the most
bounteous and highly enjoyed of any
ever given. Members of the Ladies
Aid society are to be congratulated up
on their succ IS.
Stealing from peace officer seems
to have no fears for the average
Georgetown kid. A couple of Rocky
Mountain canaries We're found in the
Idaho Springs pound and We're discov-
cred to belong to Sheriff Cunningham.
The officer recovered his property.
Teachers Are In Session
The Clear Creek Valley Teachers
Association is holding its 18th annual
session in this city today, and more than
usual interest has been manifested.
representatives from every town in
Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek be-
ing in attendance. The officers are
President, V. E. Rowton, Idaho
Springs; secretary, Miss Mary McLoud,
Central City; treasurer, o. S. Davis.
Executive committee: Mrs. Carrie J.
Mason, Idaho Springs Mrs. Ida Nc
Farland, Central City; Miss Myrtle
Songer, Golden.
Among those present were: z. X.
Snyder, Greeley; F. H. Clark, Denver;
Myrtle Songer, Golden; Mrs. Ida
MeFarlane, Central City Mrs. j. H..
Matthews, Black Hawk; Mr.. J. H..
Mathew, Black Hawk; j. M. Downen.
Golden, D. E. Weidmann, E. G. Green,
Geo. R, Momyer, Katherine A. Miller.
Loretta Loughran, Grace Pasco, Mar
guerite Peters, Grace A. Nelson, Mary
Mcleod, Central City; Abigail Kendall.
Esther M. Dill, Ethel Robins, Silver
Plume: Nettie Cherry, Dumont. Ellen
Ring. Lamartine; Stella NJ. Roy, Flor
ence Mundy, Empire; Ellsworth Sher-
man, Nevadaville; Agnes l.. Blanck,
Georgetown.
The entire membership enjoyed the
declamatory contest at the opera house
last night, the real work of the associa-
ticn meeting being taken up at the ses-
sion at the high school this morning.
In addition to the regular programme,
an inspection of the Plummer manual
training school building and its equip