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

IDAHO SPRINGS. COLO.
Attorney Graham was called to the
county seat on business Wednesday.
Miss Florence Jaynes visited IN Dom
yer with friends for several days this
week
Mrs. Cleavss, of Georgetown, 10
spending the week with Mrs. Cara
braRt.
Mrs. Geo. K Kimball was an early
morning passenger for Denver Wed
nesday.
Sheriff Cunningham was down from
the county seat for day the first Of
the week.
Mrs. J. W. Weldon was shopping in
Denver this week looking up 4th of
July goods.
Cashier F. E. Angove, of the First
National bank. was visitor to Denver
last Wednesday.
! Tom Bonner went to Denver the mid
die of the week to look after baseball
engagements for the local team.
Miss Margaret Kimball departed on
the early train Thursday morning for
Golden where she will be the guest Of
her grandmother for several days.
John Wells and wife and l. G. Long
ley of Loveland old friends of the
Dowis boys are in the city. Mrs.
Wells is taking the baths at the hot
tunnel for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wood of Sc
attic, Washington, are visiting in the
city. He is brother of Bob and Billie
Wood and is now engaged in the butch
er business with the latter in that city.
Mrs. J. H. Champion was the re-
cipient of an elegant box of cherries
this week from her daughter Mrs. F.
E. NJ Tiff of Seattle, Wash. They
were the products of fruit farm in
which Mr.. Tiff is interested near
Seattle.
In an interview with the veteran
mining man, David Kennedy, it was
learned that he is making prepara-
tions to start up the Brazil in which
he is largely interested. The claims
that comprise this group are located
west of Freeland and in years gone by
have produced . fine graie of ore.
A surprise party was given Mrs. L.
A. Hafer that was a genuine one and
one that was very greatly appreciated.
Those who were instrumental in adding
this happiness along life's pathway
were the Misses Ruth Merrill, Carrie
Berger, Messrs L. A. Hafer, Ed and
Pat Cullen, Ebert Champion and Cary
Gilbert.
The old tower on the city rookery
has been torn down and it will be a
. relief to people who have to explain
to strangers what the unsightly build
ing is used for, when it follows suit
The site is just the right PLACE for a
fine court house and city han. 1t is
about time the city is getting both, or
, combination of both.
A 240 ton lot of ore was recently
shipped from the Refugee mine to
the Hudson mill which resulted in
returning 107 ounce gold brick from
the amalgamating plates and 30 tons
of concentrates valued at $780, I'm
der the last management the Refugee
is being opened up on large scale
) for continuous shipment.
Beginning this afternoon the opera
house management will give matinee
J every Saturday night hereafter during
the summer season. At each of these
present will be given. Children bs
tween the ages of and IL will be ad-
mitted for five cents and the people
: can feel assured of first class attention
and equally good entertainments.
t DIR. Chas. Henning, assoc late edi
! tor of the Colorado Herald, published
, in Denver and in the German Language
is a prominent visitor in the city. The
{ object of his visit is to secure fact.
and information regarding the ore de.
posits in this county for publication by
one of the leading publishing concerns
of Stuttgart, Germany. He proposes
publishing special article on the
Idaho Springs mining section. In hi,