The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-03-27

e. R. B. Morton packed his grip Monday
D. and went to the chief city.
Melvin H. Robertson was q passen-
" ger for Denver Thursday afternoon.
'e Jos w. Boyd was called to Denver
Monday afternoon on mining busi-
n ness.
E R. R. Graham and family spent
Wednesday in the chief city of the
n state.
lt J,J. Elliott came up from Denver
Thursday to look after his mining in
m terests.
n Carl Knoettge came over from Boul-
Wednesday to spend short vacation
to at home.
is w. A. Warren, of the Lysle Mason
company, was passenger for Denver
pr Wednesday.
er Chas. Hickson was in Denver the
middle of the week looking after some
N mining machinery.
k, Superintendent j. j. Willis trans
acted business in Denver for couple
~ of days this week.
tn Joseph W. Boyd packed his grip and
left Thursday morning on business
n trip to Aspen, Colo.
i'll Herman Wenberger came over from
Boulder this week and spent several
II DAYS with the home folks.
ne Judge Griswold had so far recovered
s. his usual good health as to be able to
be on the street Thursday.
h. Mrs. Claypole and Mrs. Booth were
lis passengers on the afternoon train Mon |
er day for visit in the capital city.
County Judge Hobbs was down from
y, the county seat Monday for day with
ek his friends and to look after some court |
n matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaymaker returned
Monday afternoon from visit in Dem
s. yer, and went through to their home |
as at the Seemann tunnel.
st Closing yesterday the city schools
will enjoy the spring vacation OF one
:. week. Amajority A of the teachers will |
~ put in their spare in Denver.
nd Hon. E. NJ. Sabin arrived in the city
es on Wednesday to attend the smoker
ng at the Elks Club returning on Thurs
day morning to his Denver home.
e. John McColl returned from Denver
o. Tuesday morning where he has spent
he several days looking after mining mat
Sc ters in connection with the Lucanian
IS tunnel enterprise.
Clerk of the District Court w. A.
n, Maxwell came down from the county
he seat Tuesday and went to Alice to
- look after some mining matters in
ty which he is interested.
ny Frank Moonan left Wednesday for a
IL trip OF inspection in the Tolland
10 section of the state. He will give
of some attention to the chances for good
he investments along the Moffat line.
at Bishop Oxley donned his priestly robe
e. and left Thursday morning for Den
K, yer and Leadville. At the latter place
n he will look up some mining leases and
and take the same if the conditions are
s. satisfactory.
~ Murdock Urquhart, former resi-
=, dent here and we'll known to most
=. of our citizens, but who for some
~ ~ time has been selling oil on the road,
-. - called on his Idaho Springs customers
- Wednesday and Thursday.
After sustaining business relation
of for many years, the real estate and
~ insurance firm of Bush & Bonney has
"A this week been dissolved, Tom Bonner
IN purchasing the interests of Mr.. Bonney
The firm will henceforth be known as
.+ Bush & Bonner.
ed The relatives Of Mrs. Emma Menzi
te mer desire to express their gratitude
s, and appreciation for the many favors,
as marks of affection and deeds of kindness
shown them during her sick
al ness and death and which will
vs. be held in the most endearing remem-
I'D brance.
IN DIR. J. Enos Wait, president of the
1e General Consolidated Mines company,
'g Of Superior, Nebraska, and w. S. Marr,
se of Hildreth, Nebraska, treasurer of the
IN same arrived in the city Sunday morn
re ing. The latter returned home Tues
of day morning while DR.. Wait spent the
le week here looking over the properties