The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-02-06

the late tram this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Wolcott was among
the passengers who boarded the after
noon train for Denver yesterday
Oscar Dowis broke away from the
mining world long enough yesterday to
go to Denver where he will spend Sun
day with his relatives.
Frank Moonan, the lucky leaser, wait
ed for the delayed train at the station
this morning, desiring to go to the big
city on mining business.
Chas. Berry spent several days this
week at the Wyandotte property. re-
turning to his home at Denver on the
afternoon train yesterday.
Mrs. Odeal Leuders came up from her
home in Denver the middle of the week
to attend to her local business interests.
She returned to Denver yesterday.
Attorney R. R Graham almost miss
ed his breakfast this morning IN an
effort to catch the early train for the
state capital. The train was several
hours late.
Station Agent Ream was passenger
for Denver on the afternoon train yes
terday, where he expects to spend
Sunday. Operator Frank Brown has
charge of the railroad wires during
his absence.
The engine of the east bound passen-
ger broke its air pump when near
this morning, delaying the
train for several hours. An engine
was brought from Golden to take the
train through to Denver.
Andrew Anderson, who has been op-
Grating in the Larnartine district for
some time, went to Denver yesterday
for a visit to the home folks and to
nurse an injury received to his left
hand while pounding drill.
The foreclosure of small mortgage
Chas. Kudrna to go out OF
the saloon business temporarily last
the Neff Bros. Brewing com
pany of Denver, taking possession.
placing Jas. J. O'Rourke in charge.
A. II. Paulson, route agent for the
Express company, was
here this week checking up the local
business for the last nine months.
Manager w. A. Harrington made
perfect showing. the auditor not being
able to detect single error during this
period of time.
The w. C. T. U. will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Craig. Mrs. Garrabrandt will have
charge of the program and the sub
ject will be Progress of the Temper
ance movement in the last five years,
All interested are cordially invited.
c. f. Whitfield came up from Fort
Lupton last Tuesday evening and will
a month or six weeks among
mis- old time friends in this section.
He has been employed as bookkeeper
for a large canning factory in the
valley and will return to that employ
ment at the close of his visit here.
Mrs. Cyrus Plummer departed on
the afternoon train Tuesday for Salt
Lake and Bingham, Utah, cutting short
her visit here with relatives and friends
by the startling news OF the illness
with scarlet fever of little Donald
Knowles at the family home in Bing-
ham. Mrs. Plummer has been a guest
in this city about month.
The ladies' of Calvary Guild will give
a reception for Rev. Henry Johnson
next Thursday evening at the residence
of A. H. Roller. All friends of Mr..
J Johnson and those interested in the
church are cordially invited. Mr..
j Johnson has had quite a serious illness
and will leave shortly for Walsenburg.
Where IL Is nopeu tndt III d lo"ei niti-
tude he will soon regain his usual good
health.
Interest in this city will center more
directly in the exposition at Seattle by
the information that one of the princi
pal promoters of the Enterprises Sila!
C. Roll, well known in this city and I
brother of LaFrance Roll, who ha
been a resident here since the frs
freshet came down Clear Creek. Mr.
Rolls name appears on the handsom