The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-07-03

Eric Fallgreen has gone to Denver
for Fourth of July visit.
Bob Wall joined the Idaho Springs
colony at Denver yesterday.
Mrs. L. Carmean was Denver
bound passenger this morning.
Mrs. Geo. E. McClelland returned
last evening from an eastern visit.
A special dance will be given at the
Trocadero on the evening of the Fourth
of July.
Bishop" Oxley came out of the
hills yesterday and went to Denver to
celebrate.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bowman visited with
| friends at the county seat the middle
Of the week.
James Bowden was in the camp
yesterday looking after some of his
mining interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Greenbaum, of Chi
cago, parents of DR.. Frederick Green
baum, arrived Thursday for protrae-
ted visit.
Miss Ella Noxon arrived from her
home at Boulder last evening and will
visit for time with her many Idaho
Springs friends.
p. B. Jones and wife, Of Wamego,
Kansas, are the guests Of the family
of Jud Brown Mr. Jones is nephew
of Mr.. Brown.
After very pleasant visit of several
weeks in the Badger state. Mrs. Royal
R. Graham and daughters returned TO
the city this week.
The Hollingsworth trio will hold the
boards at the Dreamland theatre for
three nights next week beginning
next Tuesday, in comedy sketches.
The Opera house management an
onunce that an excellent vaudeville at
traction will be given Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights of next week
John Malm, a former resident OF
this place but now engaged in bust
ness at Boulder, spent day or two
here this week with old time friends.
Miss. Ella NJ. Allen, OF Detroit Mich.
who has been the guest of Landlord
and Mrs. Alexander at the Club hotel
for some time, departed for her home
this week.
Dan Witter and family spent = very
pleasant outing of several days on Bear
creek where Dan lived and reigned for
number of years as head push OF the
big Evans ranch.
Miss May Swanson has been spending
the week with Denver friends and will
return home this evening aecompan-
led by Miss Edith Lindahl who will
remain here for several days.
Fred Carolus and family departed
this morning for St. Joseph, Mo.
where they will visit relatives several
weeks. MIR. Carolus is an employee OF
the Lowell Hardware company.
Miss Ada Marie Slower is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Helen Con-
verse of St. Louis, Mo-, and the young
ladies are just having that very pleas
ant time that amiable dispositions are
susceptible Of.
The many friends of Mrs. Jay Kane
will be exceedingly pleased to learn
that she is greatly improved in health
and that she will soon return from
Seattle, Wash, where she has been
spending several months.
Howard Tressidor came in on the
train Friday evening to spend the
Fourth with his children and
friends. 1t is difficult to tell which
were the most happy at the meeting,
the children or Howard but the com
bination made . most delightful re-
union.
Mr.. C. l. Spe ssard goes around
with grin on his countenance
SO long that he can whisper
in his ears. 1t is all on account of the
advent Of an heir into the family who
began demanding his rights and pri-
vileges on Wednesday last.
Jim O'Rourke looks like a full
fledged grading boss and in such
capacity would be a Captain of In
dustry." He has been up at the
ro.ovyo;r Tho Dos< rnonth .,0ar;,