The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-07-30

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Mrs. Geo. C. Weber came up from
Denver to-day to spend the remainder
Of the summer.
John Renshaw. wife and son. of
Scranton, Pa, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Renshaw.
John H. and Will Edwards are max
ing life very pleasant for their guest
Mrs. David Edwards. of Erie. Colo.
Walter Wiley and wife arrived in the
city this morning from their trip
around the world and are the guests of
Fred H. Wiley and wife.
Tom Bonner IS back from = trip to
Detroit, where he represented No. GOT
at the national meeting of Elks. He
visited various eastern points during
his absence.
A merry party of young folk, chap
eroned by Mrs. L. A. Hafer spent
last Sunday at Crosson's ranch.
There was but one unanimous verdict
and that was "the best day ever"
DR.. H. M. Allen of Okmulgee, Okla
homa. Mrs John Keck and son of
Wapello, la. are being entertained
by DIR. H. o. Allen and wife. The
former 10 brother and sister Of our
popular dentist.
Agent C. W. Osborne, of the C. & S.
railway and his wife, are entertaining
in most appreciative manner their
friends, Mrs. Hugh Donley of Oklaho-
ma City, and Miss Holly Hollenbeck and
Mrs, H. A. Rhodes, of Denver.
In quarrel over some mine timbers
and rails, John Morris, a negro, and
Mr.. Perry, a neighbor. became involv.
ed last Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Perry came out second best in the
melee, suffering severe scalp wounds.
Morris is in Jail awaiting hearing.
Among the mahy visitors and tourists
who are spending the summer here for
health or recreation are j. B. Kent and
dsughter. Fay, Miss Helen Allenbaugh,
of Oklahoma; H. C. Benneck, Misses
Sadie Williams and Hazel Jones of Den
yer, and Mrs. Fannie Parker of St.
Louis.
A. s. Warwick, secretary of the
Colorado Chapter of the American
Mining congress, was in this county
this week in the interest of the Asso-
citation and was guest of Col. A. G.
Brownlee of the Stanley mines. He is
visiting the various mining camps in
order to bring them into close frater-
nal relations with the Colorado
Chapter so that the assistance may be
of a reciprocal and mutual nature.
C. H. Chase, of Denver, president of
the Platte Valley Gold mining COM
pany, was in the city on Monday and
Tuesday. The company has some
good property holdings up Spring
Gulch just east of the Yankee Boy and
Yankee Girl patented claims. The
secretary and superintendent is
Charles L. Jaynes. The company has
been doing considerable development
work for several months and it was
to look over the progress of this work
that Mr.. Chase came up.
With the call for the Republican
State convention having been issued,
it will not be long before the county
central committee will meet to fix the
time place and basis of represention
for this county. While no specific date
is fixed, Chairman R. r. Graham is
timing of having the committee meet
about the Goth of August. This is
only tentative At present and eondi-
tions may suggest either an earlier
or later date. He will issue the for
NAL call in short time.
Sundays base ball game between the
locals the Golden Reds was one of
the best exhibitions ever given on the
local gtounds, and while Golden won by
single score, they were not entitled to
look in, only crossing the home plate
on errors. The score S to 4. Mitchell
in the box for Idaho was invincible, and
after the second inning had good ssp-
port. Two errors in left field, a cut on
third base and base on balls at crit
cal time combined to defeat the locals.
The game tomorrow will be between
| the locals and HK RI team of Dem