The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-22

Mrs j. T. Aallalieu visited with her
daughter in Denver the first Of the
week.
Charles Colbur7 came in Sunday
morning for a day with the home
folks.
Mrs. Clarence Marchingto. found
time to catch the early train Monday
morning for Denver
Tom johnson, OF the Two Brothers
and w. Collins of the Standard Ore
company Sundayed in Denver
Mrs. Chas. Fuller was passenger
for the big burg in the valley Monday
morning, returning in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". B. Smith were
passengers for Denver on Monday and
spent several days in the metrop-
oils.
Carrie and Lloyd Burger returned
Sunday evening from Boulder where
they enjoyed the field sports on Sat
urday.
Superintendent Willis. of the big
Five laid aside mining cares and left
for Denver Wednesday after
noon.
Joseph Boyd left Wednesday after
noon, for Eldora. Colorado. where he
Will attend pow wow of the order of
Red Men.
E. NJ Moscript had business in Den
yer the first of the week and eonse-
quently took the first train ou. Mon
day morning.
a. Z. Straub is tearing up the old
board Aoor in the driveway of his liv-
cry barn and viii replace it with sub
stantial concrete drive.
Geo. W. Dutton returned Monday
evening after ten day trip to Kansas
City where he was a witness IN a very
important law suit.
Joseph Lamma returned Monday eve
ming from Arizona where he has been
for several months working for a large
mining company.
The Gem Leasing company has
notified its patrons that steam will be
shut off from the heating mains and
discontinued for the season May, 18th
Chas. Brandstetter entered upon his
duties as steward of the Elks club the
first of the week He has moved into
house of H. o. Walker on Virginia
avenue.
The Idaho Springs telephone exchange
stands second in the collection list OF
the Denver district. This is very
creditable to Manager Olney who is a
hustler.
Archdeacon Schofield, OF Wolfe Hall,
Denver, viii hold services at the
Episcopal church Sunday morning and
evening, May 3oth. Communion servi-
ces will be held in the forenoon.
Mrs. W. F. Young arrived in the city
Sunday from New Mexico and viii re-
main during commencement week as
her son Edwin Miller is one of the
graduates.
Mrs. William Woodward and child
rem went to Denver Monday and from
thence will go to Cripple Greek to
spend few days with the families OF
Mr. Woodward's brothers and his
mother.
Mrs. L. L. Tobias on Monday, re-
ceived the sad news of the death OF her
mother. She left Tuesday afternoon,
for Columbus, Nebraska to attend the
funeral, accompanied by her daughter
Louise.
Ed. Shoelkopf arrived in the city on
Monday to meet his former friends of
whom he has large number. He has
been employed during the past nine
months in large mercantile establis-
nent in Pueblo.
DR.. j. NJ. Shaller of the Burns
Moore tunnel came up from Denver
Wednesday to look over the work
going on there. He reports a very
large flow of water coming out of
the breast Of the tunnel.
A. W Dowd, engaged in the grocery
business in Denver, came up Sunday to
consult with the local officers of The
General Consolidated Mines company
il which he is stockholder and Is
pleased with his holdings therein.
Business matters may appear slow but
there is a satisfaction in realizing
that there is not another town of its