The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-07

c. L. Lamb of the big double stores.
returned Monday evening after a brief
vistn Denver
rs John Rohner was passenger
on the Wednesday afternoon train for
the valley city.
Guy c. Stumm, A. G. NJ. G. c. NJ.
Co, was aboard the Tuesday morning
eastbound flyer.
Jim Mc'saac departed Thursday
morning fer Denver where he expects
to take a position
J. NJ. Osborne and wife were passen-
gers on the Wednesday afternoon train
fur the capital city.
Norton II Brown, the surveyor, re
turned Tuesday evening from a trip to
the convention city.
W. 5. Ieehrck, of the Little Matte
mine, returned to his Denver office
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary f. Morr 8. Of Central Git.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Z
MeCeilaIa this week.
Miss Lillian Patten arrived Wedues-
day morning from Denver for a several
days VISIT with friends.
A. c. Hassen went to the metropolis
Tuesday morning to remain several
days on mining business.
Theodore NJ, Fisher, OF Colorado
Springs, returned Monday evening from
a business visit to his home.
John Owen departed for Golden Tues
day morning to look after operations at
the old Carpenter smeitcr plant.
! willis L. Campbell, the mining enei-
neer, came up from Denver Wednesday
morning for a short stay on mining
7 business.
Mrs. Richard Chinn. of Denver, was
in town tnc fore part of the week on q
visitwth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Broad.
/ ". f. Ryushaw, of the Gem mines,
accompanied by his wife. went to the
convention city VIA the "Wednesday
afternoon tram.
MISS Estes Magny Of Denver, wh-
has been visiting her granparonls. Mr..
A. II. Page, departed for home Wed.
ne=day morning.
Richard f. James, formerly sheriff
Of Dawson county, Nebraska, who is
NOW located IN Denver, was here Wed
uc5day OF business.
Mrs +. W, Wuman returned t.
Denver Wednesday afternoon alter
several dag visit with her mother auc
sisters IN this city.
The Shakespeare club will hold its
next meeting at the home Of MIR. an,
Mrs. X. & Morton, on Ca.uraI,
street. Tuesday Afternoon March 10.
Miss NJ rHe Mtncey, editor of III,
Pagdre Valley News, accompanied by
her friend Mrs @. II p Sheperd, ~er,
IN camp last Tuesday for Il bret
VISIT
Winning Engineer ". S. WeIIes, oI
the Specie Payment mre and Tw,
Brothers tunnel, vas in camp Weduas
day, and returned to the capital city ~
the afternoon.
4 The officers Of the LEGAL A. O. o. p
lodge have handed Mr.. J. B. MyFar
lane draft for 500, beng tn,
amount of insurance IN that lofge car
r.eI by the late J. 3. McFarIane.
A piano recital was given last Mon.
day evening at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. r. Allison on Soda avenue, by
Miss NJ. Mcdowell and her pupils.
Some Of the latter displayed great inn,
proyement and considerable talent in
the rendition of various numbers, max.
ing the event most entertaining fot
those present.
A tandem bicycle fitted with rubber
covered tires for use on the tracks in
the NewhDuse tunnel was received in
this city Thursday by A. H. Heller OF
the King Bee company, now operating
on the Wellington property through
the tunnel The vehicle may be used
by one or two persons in going in OF
coming out of the the tunnel.
Captain Henry |. Seemann, president
Of the Continental Mines. Power and
Reduction company has returned tc
Denver after several months stay in
Detroit and other eastern cities. Cap.