The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-08-06

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Miss Lillian Patten is spending a
few days here with her many friends.
George Moscript packed his grip and
went to Denver on the afternoon train
Thursday.
Mrs. w. w. Cannady has for a
guest, her uncle, P. l.. Price, of Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
Fred E. Angove and wife have for
their guest, Miss Ethel Angove of
Loveland, Colorado.
Hugh Wallace. wife and children of
Detroit, Michigan are spending a cou-
pie of weeks in the city.
Mrs. J. N. Ogden has for her guests,
Mrs. Lena Kientz of Denver and Mrs.
Ida Slusser, of Greeley.
Miss Euclid Brooks, of Temple, Tex
as, is visiting with her uncle and aunt,
J. C. Vandegrift and wife.
f.. d. Payne, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
stockholder in the Vindicator mines
spent Wednesday in this camp.
The Ladies Aid Society will give an
apron sale and sale of home-cooked
food on August 13 at the Plummer
building.
II. S. Sanderson, mining engineer of
lo;- ~, he
Central tunnel for parties who own
properties that are cut by this tun-
mel
Mrs Geo w. Gilman, of Auborn.
Nebraska is spending a couple of
weeks at the Club hotel as are also
D. C Gregory and wife of Granada,
Colorado
H. S. Kendall, OF Elmira, New York,
one of the Big Five company, is taking
same time Investigating his holdings
in mining properties.
Manager J. C. Hull of the Inter-
Ocean mine in Boulder county visited
his family this week. He has bo-
nanza mine and made a shipment of
the rich ore to the Golden Smeter.
Richard Staley has engaged the
services of G. A. Dory to manage a
mine that he has in Sunshine, Boulder
county. Mr. Dory left for his posi-
tion and at a later date will send for
his family.
Andrew Anderson, manager =. OF the
Victor mine at the head of Virginia
Canyon, reports a fine and large body
of mill ore in the adit tunnel in which .
are streaks of very rich ore of the
smelling grade.
Prof. w. W. Hall, wife and chill
dren are spending part of their va
cation as guests of Sam Brethour and
wife. Mr.. Hall was formerly CON
nected with the schools of Idaho
Springs, and is now professor of
French and Spanish in the Yeatman
High School of st. Louis.
Mrs. Chas. LeMaire left on Thursday
for Denver where she will manage
the Plaza hotel in connection with the
Bellevue hotel of this city. Mr.. Lee
mair will remain here but they will
make an interchange of places at fre
quent intervals. Mrs. l.. will re
main in Denver for the next three
weeks and then Mr.. L. will go there
while she is looking after the hotel
matters at this place.
The sympathy OF a large circle of /
friends will go out to Mrs. Frank NJ.
Moonan over the loss of her niece,
Irene O'Leary. This sad bereave-
ment came into the family circle on
Monday afternoon. The young lady
was on visit here having come recent
ly from Elmira, N. Y. with her mother
The latter recently left for her home,
leaving Irene to spend the summer
with Mrs. Moonan. On Saturday she
was taken seri ously sick with Bright
disease and Notwithstanding the best
of medical attendance and nursing
were given, it proved of no avail.
The funeral services were held on
Wednesday morning at St. Paul's
catholic church, Father McCabe off
ciating.
The Sanitarium company is going
to inaugurate new departure in the