The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-11

Geo. Ford and babies were visitors
to Denver this week.
Mrs. F. f Angove went to the valley
for day or two visit this week.
Peter Theobald took a day off this
wrek and visited with his city friends.
Mrs. w. G. Arkills was a visitor to
the valley metropolis for a day this
week.
Ralph Knowles and family spent a
few days with Golden relatives this
week.
Cashies Slower, of the NJ. & NJ. bank,
transacted business one day the first of
the week.
Miss Minnie Coad, of the Gazette
force, went to capital yesterday for
few days visit.
Daniel Gabriel left yesterday for
Des Moiaes, Iowa. where he goes on
mining mission.
Professor and Mrs Neupert departed
the first of the week for Michigan, and
after visiting relatives there will 60 to
Indiana for the summer.
Joseph w. Boyd is now manager of
he IN, ho
trict, Boulder county. 1t was formerly
one of the big producers of that Sec
tion and is again showing up with its
pristine reputation.
Carl knoettge was one of the grad
ates in Civil Engineering at the Uni
vsrsity of Colorado during the COM
mencement this week. He received
the degree of Bachelor Science, hav-
ing heretofore received the degree of
B. A.
Tomorrow will be the observance of
the memorial occasion on the part of
the Odd Fellows of the country and the
ledge of this city will observe the same
with appropriate services. These will
be held at the lodge room to which the
public is invited.
Allie Weinberger spent a part of
the week at Boulder where his brother
Herman graduated from the law depart
ment with the degre. of B. of l.. Thisis
his second degree as he got that of
Bachelor of Arts when he graduated
from the regular course at the Univer-
versity of Colorado.
The patronage at the hot tunnel
baths has shown a wonderful increase
during the past few days and if the
same conditions prevail it will be
necessary to double the working force.
The efficacy of these baths is evident
from the number of remark able cures,
some of them approaching tire marvel
GUS.
Supt. H. F. Nimmo, of the Bonnie
Briar Mining company is having erect
ed on that property new shaft house
and making other improvements for =
more vigorous campaign in mining
there. The group of claims are locat-
ed along the high line road and near
its intersection with the Fall river road
to Alice.
Ben T. Owen will make his home
near Montrose in the future where he
has fruit farm on which he expects
to raise the choicest fruits and farm
products. His starting from this city
was rather unfortunate as he was
thrown from his buggy by the break
ing of clip on the buggy pole caus-
ing the team to become fractions.
While not seriously injured yet the
fall rendered him unconscious. He
and his son, Thurman, will drive to
Montrose and the remainder of the
family will go by train in few days.
The friends of Miss Thyra Adams
gave her complete surprise last We'd
nesday night and one that was greatly
appreciated by the young lady and en-
joysd by all present. The participant
in this expression of real friendship
were: Misses Florence Peterson,
Minnie Weinbsrgsr, Catherine Cullen,
Gwendolyn Moseript, Barbara Libby,
Thyra Adams, Vida Adams, Mrs. L.
A. Hafsr, chaperon. Messrs Lloyd Ber-
ger, Phillip McConnaghy. VIM. Stalsy,
Carl Peterson, Henry Wade, Earl
Bradley, Ebert Champion, Pat Gull
len and Pete Gilbert.