The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-09

0AHO SPRINGS. COLO..
Druggist J. J. Sherwin had business
which called him to Denver the first OF
the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hupp and sons returned
Monday from few days visit with Den
Yer relatives.
Col. John Owen was called to Denver
the first of the week on combined min
ing and smelling business.
George Curnow went to the valley on
Monday to look after the horse market
and other business matters.
By actual count, 100 people witnessed
the departure of the afternoon south
bound train last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. +. Burns Martin, of the NJ. Il.
church, was an early morning passenger
for the zig city laSt Monday morning.
f. b. Clayton and family came up
from Denver last Saturday and spent
Sunday with their numerous friends.
They returned home Monday.
Mr.. A. Friedman of Denver was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mallalieu
last Sunday and made trip to the Park
claim to see how work is done through
shafts in mine.
Night Marshal Joe Williams took =
few days off the first of the week and
visited with his Denver friends. His
place was filled by Victor Jaenson dur
ing his absence.
Mrs. NJ. A. Woodward, mother and
sister Of W. A. Woodward of this city, j,
after spending several days here with
their relatives, returned to their home
at Cripple Crock Monday morning.
Proprietor n. A. Short of the Metro
Titan restaurant has installed a late mod
el of the National cash register, and the
machine takes care of every business
transaction without resorting to brain
fag
Noble Short recently purchased half
interst in Blue Bird mine up Soda Creek.
The original lease was held by Andrew
Morelli and Jack McGmgan from the
owners, E. NJ Moscript and Jack Rich
ardson.
mt
Robinson went to Denver on the early.
train this morning to visit with relatives
and friends. Miss Pansy will attend a
party tonight given by Miss Odeal
Atcheson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Q. Alien celebrated
their crystal wedding anniversary last
evening and entertained number of
friends. They were presented with nu-
merous handsome remembrances and a
delightful evening resulted.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian church
will be filled both morning and evening
Sunday, April 10, by the Rev. George f.
keithley of Golden. After the evening
=
will be held to consider the calling of a
pastor.
1t will be very gratifying to the friends
OF Attorney E. l.. Regennittcr to learn
that he is improving very nicely as the
result Of the operation performed fouI
weeks ago. He is now permitted to sill
up for awhile each day and hopes to be
able to leave st. Josephs hospital in a
reasonable time to return home.
Mr.. James Humphrey has been em.
ployed by the Commercial Association
to assist the census enumerator, Mr. NJ
II. Learnard, in gathering statistics OF
the mines. He will get the data and
when the enumerator returns the reports
can be more readily gotten up and be
more extended than under the plan as
initiated.
Woodmen Of the World, at a regular
meeting of the camp on Tuesday night.
elected the following delegates and al
ternates to represent the local camp at
the 17th district convention which will
be held at Golden on May lSth:-- e. K.
Booth, f. G. Walter, F. Z. Angove. j. H.
Edwards, l.. A. Hafer. Alternates, 4.
J. Anderson, A. A. Warren, A. B. Wall,
A. Nelson. J. A. Eckstedt
Idaho Springs Aerie No. 1871, F. O. E.,
will give dance at the opera house
Tuesday night, April ~. The commit
tee on arrangements, consisting of DR..
j. A. Morehouse, l.. A. Hafer and r. H.
Pearce, is determined that the occasion
shall be one of continued round of
pleasure. About every third number
will be the eld fashioned square dance.