The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

Mrs. George Burns and daughter will
spend sometime visiting with friends and
relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. W. T. Cain is entertaining Mrs.
George Smith, formerly Miss Eliza Ellis,
now a resident of Denver.
Mrs. n H. Brown leaves to-day for
Murray, Utah, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. G. Chur-
ches, for several weeks.
Mrs Ringer and son Harold who have
spent the past two months in Idaho
Springs left last Saturday afternoon
for their home at Hollywood, Cal
Wednesday afternoon was ladies
afternoon at the Elbs club and many of
the lady friends and relatives of the
members attended. They were most
kindly entertained.
During the next ten days, Billy"
Mitchell will be on duty as acting city
marshall in the day time and ''Dad"
Cain will hol the fort in an orderly
manner during the night.
Herman Weinberger has gone to
Boulder to resume his duties at the
University of Colorado among which
is the management of the college mag
azine entitled, Silver and Gold"
Miss Flora c Doe is stopping at the
Club hotel. She was formerly resi-
dent of this city and her father was
the first president of the First Nat
ional bank at that time working under
charter. Her present home is in
Oshkosh, Wis
City Marshall James !. O'Rourke
left Friday morning for a ten days va
cation which ne win spend at his former
stamping ground in Larned, Kansas.
At Denver he will be joined by his
daughter, Lena. who will accompany
him and will teach dnring the ensuing
year at Larned.
Chas. Brandstetter has had his hands
full the past few days while putting in
the Soda Greek pipe line along with
his regular duties. He has been on the
go early and late in order that the pa
irons, who get their water supply from
this line, might not be disconnected
moment longer than was absolutely
necessary.
Manager Tom Johnsan of the Two
Brothers took out of the mine and
hauled to the mills during the month of
August about tp elve hundred and TWEEN
ty tons of ore. The property has been
making ap excellent record both in de-
velopement and shipments under his
efficient management. The ore is of a
superior grade.
The report gained current on Friday
evening that the shaft house of the
Black Eagle had been destroyed From
a party who was present it was sub
sequently learned that the coal in the
shaft house took fire through spon-
taneous combustion but it was extin-
guished by men employed in the mine
before any damage was done.
The professional men of the city hay-
ing accepted the challenge hurled at
them by the business men have set
Monday next as the date for the game.
The game will be called at 2.:30 D. m.
and promises to be warm one. A con-
dition of the challenge is that every
PLAYER on both sides pitch one inning
and this will be the feature of the game. |
The Stalev Transformation company
will present their new play entitled
the Musical Coopers" on the stage at
the Majestic theatre in Denver this /
evening. The members of the com
pany have been rehearsing in the hall
on the corner of Miner and Seventeenth |
streets during the summer 1t is the |
intention of the company as soon as |
the piece is properly staged to make a !