The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-30

SATURDAY, JANUARY 80
Mrs Albert Hall entertained last
Wednesday afternoon
R. c. Bonney was called to Denver
Monday on mining business.
The Discussion club will meet with
Mrs. Mixsell Wednesday, February 3.
Bob Baehr came in from Denver |
Wednesday for short visit with home
folks. !
A. H. Reistedt transacted mining ',
business at Denver the first of the
week
B. J. Trenberth left Tuesday after
noon for a two weeks visit with Den
yer friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sabin came up
from Denver Wednesday after short
visit with friends.
c. J. Orpin, of Chicago, and H. H.
4sASis, Va DoDd4uCs Ao"o, WCiC ouiddy |
guests of Ed. Rhoner
L. Sternberger came up from the {
state capital Wednesday to look after {
his varied mining interests. I
Mrs. DR.. C. E. Cooper, of Denver,
has this week been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. DR.. w. 7. Cain.
R. E. Wood has been under the care c
of a physician for several days but was
able to resume work this morning.
Mrs. Effie D. Clayton came up from :
Denver Friday evening to remain until ,
Sunday with the home folks on Pine i.
Slope.
The Hickson lease on the Matte is l
returning its owners better than $1OO c
q ton and with plenty of ground to be
worked
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ralph, of Grip s
pie Creek, were visitors here over &
Sunday, attending the funeral of Mrs. {
w. J. Trenberth. I
Mrs. w. w. Hall arrived in the city
the first of the week called here by the
illness of Mrs. J. D. Williamson.
She resides in St. Louis.
A new sidetrack has been construct |
ed at the Chamberlain sampler to ac-
commodate the increased ore shipments '
being received at the plant.
= William Oliver and wife after attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Trenberth last
Sunday, returned to their home at
Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. l.. Bush entertained at cards
Tuesday evening. The guests were mes {
danes Plummer, Hall, Evans, Elexan- ]
der. Machol, Bowman, Wiley and C.
L. Plummer. |
H. w. Harrington, of Chicago, inter
ested with W. M. Sheridan & Co., in
the recent Gold Hammer purchase,
visited the camp the early part of the
week on mining business.
P. ]. Finleon, while superin- I
tending the storage of ice in /,
his cellar last Tuesday attempted to /,
stop one of the ice wagons with his foot
and is now suffering with bum toe.
Chas. Nipko, who has been absent
from this camp for matter of two
years returned this week accompanied
by his two brothers and will hence forth
tie his interests with this mining sec i,
ton.
Mrs. c. E. Harvey, accompanied by
her two children departed Thursday
morning for Buhl, Idaho, where they
will join Mr.. Harvey and the other
two children and establish a perma-
nent home.
Simon Anderson, an old time resi-
dent of this city, but who has made
Nebraska his home for some time past
has been here this week looking after
several mining propositions in which he
is interested.
Shaffer & Co. on the Old Town are
developing block of ground that now
bids fair to produce better than any ;
other lease in the camp. The body is !
said to be something near eighteen in
ches and shows high values.
An interesting programme is to be
given at the Swedish Church Feb ruary
5th. 1t will consist mostly of Swedish {
Folk songs The girls taking part will |
be dressed in costumes. The proceeds c
are to be used for local charity. {
E. M. Sabn left on Monday to ar
range his new Office preparatory to