The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-25

Mrs. w. c. Arkills visited with Den
yer friends yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Plummer is entertaining
Mrs. Effie Atchison Of Denver.
Geo E. Nc Iceland returned Thurs
day from an extended business trip il
the east.
Photographer L. Mclean and wifi,
were business visitors to George
town on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. S. Lsebrick, after spending
several days here with relatives, re
turned to Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura Ehlert, sister of Mrs.
A, E. Straub, has been spending the
week with Idaho Springs relatives.
Rev. F. w. Whitman has been uk
from Denver several days this week
enjoying visit with relatives.
Tom Johnson, the mining magnate
went to the chief city on importa nj
business yesterday.
Mr.. John S. Danner, brother of Mrs
Eli Dewey, arrived safely at the Norfolk
navyyard after a months visit here
and at Denver.
Mrs. N. A. Short visited with her
Denver relatives and friends for sew
eral days this week. Mr.. Short met
her in the city Wednesday.
Tho P. & P. team will challenge any
team in the city under 13 years of age.
They have new crack pitcher who
can strike out any kid. See Frank
Peterson, manager and captain.
The firemen who will participate in
the races on the 4th and 5th of July are
getting down to hard practice and each
evening witne ssesI them on Colorado
street getting into shape for the excit-
ing contests.
The large circle of friends both here
and in Den7er will ne pleased to learn
that Col. A. G. Brownlee of the Stan
ley Mines is having good recovery
from the injury he received in the
mines last week.
The Rev. H. M. Campbell, Of Chica-
go, will ccupy the Presbyterian church
pulpit Sunday, July 3, also the othel
Sundays dnring the month of July
All Presby terians be prepared to give
him hearty welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bestwick ane
children of Pittsburg. Pa, are spend
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Deve
and family, of Denver, are also guest
of their Idaho Springs relatives.
DIR. J. Enos Wait, president OF tn
General Consolidated Mines company
left for his home in superior, Nebras
ka, on Thursday morning after spend
ing over week here in the interest O
the company, and feeling well satisfie
with the present conditions and tn
outlook,
| Walter Leroy and wife of New Yor
city arrived here on Sunday and ar
the guests of the Staley's at thei
hospitabls home up Soda Creek, tn
ACTORS Roost." They will renal
here for several days and are delighte
with this climate and conditions an
are enjoying restful vacation.
W. w. Houston a stockholder an
vice-president of the Metropslita
Mining company, of Philadelphia
left the latter part of last week afte
spending couple of weeks here. Dul
ing his visit he took number of he
baths and was pleased with the result
He was chaperoned by another prime
of good fellows. George Stephen.
Chas. F. Sherwin, cousin of j. !
Sherwin, arrived in the city on Wee
nesday afternoon for a couple day
visit. They had not seen each othe
since their boyhood days and the Wis
was spent in most enjoyable way
exchanging "reminiscences of thos
good old times. During the past ele,
en- years he has been a resident {
of British Colu mbia.
Billy Williams and Chas. Ashbaug
left for the new gold camp of MAJ
haitian. about AZ miles from Fort Co
Inns. They have secured good position