The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-10-23


party Friday evening. in honor of her
mothers birthday.
w. E. Renshaw was registered
among the i'll ones for couple Of days
the first of the week.
Dick White could not stand the temp
tation but went TO the big city yesterday
to attend the meeting of the Shrine.
Druggist H. A. Elliott went to the
big city this morning to witness the
closing ceremonies at the Elk's fair.
w. A. Roberts, assistant cashier of the
Nj. x M. bank, took day off yesterday
and attended the Shriners' festivities at
Denver.
The regular monthly visit of the c. *
S. pay car was made to this district yes
terday and the employees are correspond
ingly happy.
John Allen, for several years identihed
with the business interests of this city,
but now engaged in business in Denver,
visited here for several days this week.
Mrs. N. C. Merrill arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from the Pacific
coast and after spending a few days
here will proceed to Chicago to join her
husband.
5. M. Huchingson, formerly connected
with the Wells-Fargo express Office of
this city, is now one of the principal fac
tors in Black Hawk station of the Colo
RADIO Il Southern.
The pumps are still kept busy at the
Quito on Chicago creek and it is expect
ed that in very short time resump
scale than ever before.
The pumps are still kept busy on the
Quito on Chicago creek, and it is ex
pected that in very short time re-
sumption of work will be made and on a
larger scale than ever before.
G. A. Anderson and wife, are ex-
pected here tonight for visit of sew
eral days with the family of e. p.
Swanson. The visitors have but re-
Gently returned from a trip to their
old home in Sweden.
The Y. p. S. C. E. will give Halloween
Social at the Presbyterian church Fri
day, October Doth. There will be some
special features about the entertainment
which will be amusing and interesting.
don't forget to come.
Mr.. j. j. Elliott and bride were in the
city this week making an inspection Of
the Improvements that have been made
in the interior and exterior of the old
Portland hotel. They are very much
pleased with what has been done.
On the evening of October Both, Wlldey
lodge No. 33, |. o. o. F., will celebrate
the thirtieth year of its existence. Mr.
f. r. Lumley will have principal charge
of the affair, as he is chairman of the
program and entertainment committees
This means that this part of the even
ing's enjoyment will be successful in
every way.
Jules Huillet, so far as we know, pos
sesses the only souvenir of the meeting
of President Taft and President Diaz on
the Mexican frontier the first of the
week, it being in the form of penant.
either side gives the names of the princi-
pals, with the date and place of meeting,
7 t-n nua af fha pnI
was presented to Mr.. Huillet by w. A.
Lamb.
The owners of the King Bee seem
to have found fine thing as they are
making regular shipments that give
splendid returns. There has been some
difficulty in getting an accurate report
contained therein, but that it is salts
factory to the owners is demonstrated
by the fact that shipments are contin-
uouS.
The toilets that have been built in
the rear of the park adjoining the
city buildings are ready for use, the
only thing required to be done is paint
ing them. While the painter has
his hand in practice it would not
be bad idea to paint the foot bridge
at the foot of fourteenth avenue so as
to preserve the steel and iron works
from rustng.
Mr.. H. P. Dickinson came up from
his mining engineering Office in the Ma
jestic building, Denver, to consult with
his associates regarding their work in
one the levels of the Shafter. He is
kept so busy while here shaking hands
with his host of friends, that he finds