The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17

Attorney. w. B. Smith went to
Denver Thursday on legal business.
w. E. Campbell spent couple of
days on business in Denver this week.
Mrs. George Z. McClelland spent
several days in Denver the first of the
week
Alderman Billy Irving returned Thurs
day afternoon from short visit to the
valley.
Alderman A. E. Straub, was called
to Denver the middle of the week on
mining business.
Thos. G. Weaver returned Thursday
from two weeks visit to his home at
Wray, Colorado.
Miss Ryan of the American Steam
Laundry, was a visitor to Denver the
middle of the week
Billy Lamb quit his road work long
enough tospend Sunday and Monday
with the home folks.
Mr.. w. P. Rainey of Georgetown viii,
hold services in Calvary church on
Wednesday evening 21st.
Miss Margaret Morrison came up from
Morrison yesterday and is the guest of
MIR and Mrs Sam McGinnis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nankervis went
over to Greeley the middle of the week
for few days visit with friends.
Jos. w. Boyd went down to Colora-
do Springs and Cripple Creek this week
on combined mining and lodge business.
Mrs. H. E. Machol was an early
morning passenger for the state cap
itol Tuesday for days visit with her
friends.
Mrs. c. l.. Lamb has been spending
several days in Denver this week
where she has combined business with
visit with friends.
Mrs. L. E. Carmean was a visitor
to Colordao Springs last week where she
visited with old time friends during
the Easter season.
H. P. Dickinson, that prince of good
fellows, came up from Denver the
middle of the week to look after lease
in which he is interested.
S. L. Work, formely a prominent
contractor here, but who has adopted
Denver as his home, spent several days
here this week looking up new business.
j. R. Gerarden. who has been down
to the capital city this week for several
days returned to Idaho Springs where
he has pinned his faith to the hot tunnel
baths.
Robert NJ. Clark, who for some time
has been employed at the Bysong Bar.
ber shop, has this week purchased the
Model barber shop under the Lysle
Mason grocery, and has opened for bus
mess.
An installment of School of Mines
students are in camp today getting 6
practical knowledge of how the worlc
looks under ground. They are visiting
several of the more prominent prop
critics.
E. S. Griffien, formerly with the
Wells-Fargo company in this city, but
now route agent for the same company
on the Rio Grande, spent Sunday
here among his numerous acquain-
tances.
Chris Stangier has secured lease on
the Summit this week, and his first
work will be devoted to driving both
levels east and west on and g. He
is well posted on this property and ex
poets to begin shipment within a short
time.
Mr.. and Henry Weutig are the fond
parents of fine boy baby which ar
rived last Monday at an early hour in
the morning. Naturally the parents
are elated, but strange to say not 80
much SO as are the uncles and aunts
of the new arrival.
Next Thursday at the Casino rink
will be pulled off five mile relay race
that will attract unusual attention.
Omer Moreau and George Dumont will
be pitted against Henry Eisenhand and
Will Burk, the winners of the worlds
championship on rollers. While the
teams have not trained to finish, an