The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

Miss Margaret Coffman went to the
city this morning to spend Sunday with
friends.
A. Brostrom and family have for
their guest Miss Mabel Westergren, of
Denver.
Dick White, the hustling insurance
agent, had business which called him to
the county seat the middle of the week
Miss Carrie Burger has returned
home from a years course of study in
the Colorado College at Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Angove are en-
tertainining MIR. and Mrs. w. f.
Sehoolfield and daughter, Miss Ethel of
Denver.
Mrs. r. B. Morton and Mrs. George
E. McClelland took in Mrs. Fiske's play
at the Broadway theatre. 1.-The Pillars
of Society"
Miss May Oliver, chief operator at
the local telephone exchange, went to
Denver this morning for a couple days
visit with friends.
A. L. Hunt, ono of the principal in
terested parties in the Refugee mine,
was in the city this week, leaving this
afternoon for home.
President W. l.. Bush, Of the First
National bank, went over to Brighton
on the early train to-day and will spend
Sunday with his parents.
Miss Theodosia Wall went to Denver
this morning to spend Sunday with her
brother Robert who is in a hospital suf.
fering from an accident.
Mrs. N. H. Brown is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. w. G. Churches, of Salt
Lake City. Utah, who il also accom-
panied by her daughter.
H. F. Nimmo came down from Alice
this morning to purchase supplies for
his mining operations He reports in
creased mining activity in that section.
Miss Hazel Champion Of the John
son Candy Company has been forced
to takea vacation this week on ac-
count of illness. She will be able
to resume her duties the first of the
week.
Free Kindergarten at the Manual
Training will begin Monday June 90,
All children between the ages OF 4 to 8
will be given instruction and parents
are urged to send to send the little
folks.
w. R. Benzie, of Denver, treasurer
of the Gilpin-American Gold Mines COM
pany, was in the city this week con-
sulting with M. w. Tanner. the local
representative of the company. Among
the holdings of the company is the
Victor mine that is now shipping fine
grade Of ore to the Bonita mill.
Mr.. John Elliott, father OF Mrs. E.
A. Eaves, died on Wednesday at his
home between Golden and Arvada. He
was in his 18th year. The direct cause
of his death was paralytie stroke
The funeral took place from Denver or
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaves and Miss
Elsie went down to pay the last
sad tribute of love and veneration for
the deceased relative. He had visited
here at times and was very highly re-
spected by his circle Of acquaintance.
Members, both local and visiting, Of
Idaho Springs Chapter R A. M. No. 30
were the recipients Of rich intel.
leetual and fraternal lecture last Satur-
day night at their hall. The occasion
was the visit of Grand Secretary, Chas
J. jacobson, during which he delivered
most entertaining lecture on the sub.
ject "Glanees and Glimpses Of Mason
w." 1t was replete with Masonic re-
search and tradition and was pronounc-
ed by all present as one Of the finest
lectures along this line that they have
ever listened to. After the regular or
deal was gone through, very tempt
ing banquet was spread and it was in
terspersed with witty speeches, good
stories and sound wisdom
James Cousins, of the New Era Min
ing company, has bsen entertaing H
G. Mills, of Milwaukee, Wis, one of
the directors of this company. To-
gether they have been giving the prop
srty close examination 30 as to deter
mine the best plans to follow in the
future. Since Mr.. Cousins got the
property in shipping order he has aver
aged about four ears, or over 100 tons
per month of a grade that returned
from td00 IN S50O per car II in thu in