The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-08-13

)AHO SFKlNGS, OOkO..
Mrs. E. Smith and son Fred Of
Superior, Neb., are here for a week OF
SO.
C. A. Woodward has been appointed
assistant secretary of the senate. 1t
is a responsible position and Charley is
equal to its exacting requirements.
George S. Phillips, of Chicago called
at this Office to talk over mining con-
ditious. He has made several visits to
ahe city. He is interested in the
ns-Moore, Big S and properties in
adjoining mining districts.
A party consisting of Misses OPAL
Cxley, Marguerite Coffman, Harriet
Christy of Danville, ILL.,, and Mrs. H.
b. Barrett, of Denver, went to Bear
Creek on q pleasure trip last week and
returned on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. McDaniels wers
in town for day this week visiting
with old time friends. Mr.. Mac was
for some time manager of the local tel
ephone exchange, but for sometime
has been in the same line of work in
Missouri and Kansas.
County Commissioners Link Stevens
and Chas. Hickman drove down from
the west end on Thursday morning
and in company with Commissioner /.
ID. Ellis drove to Bear Creek to look
over place for building a bridge
across this stream.
Hall N. Wise and wife, of Webb City,
Mo-, are visiting in the city. Mr.. Wise
is editor of the Sentinel of his home
place. He is also accompanied by his
sister, Miss May Wise, of Denver and
who is employed in the United States
Forestry Service.
A party of stockholders of the Hoo
sac T. NJ. Co., was in the city this
week inspecting the property and the
workings. 1t consisted
&c. Theler, E. L. Hull and H. c..
Peck, of Cedar Rapids. Nebraska and
H. S. Maddox, the secretary, Of
Denver.
Among the prominent visitors here
this week were: George T. Woolen of
Duluth, Mimi, Frank ]. Burke, of the
International Great Northern Railway,
Marie Burke, of Jacksonville, the
Misses Miriam Guerin and Anna G..
Courier and George T. Conner of Den
yer.
The stork visited the home of Les
Dowis on Pine Slope on the first day "A
the week, the first day of August and
left the first girl baby girl as a future
household, goddess. Lee is so happy
that when he climbs the sleeps of Pine
Slope, the trip seems so easy that he
thinks he is on a down grade.
Mrs. J M. Rickard has again taken
charge of the Cliff House. The change
was made on Wednesday morning
Mrs. Rickard rented the hotel about a
year ago but again decided to take
charge of it. Under her management,
this popular hostelry was kept up in
first class condition and the guests will
find that it will continue to be
such.
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Redmen and. Pocahontas went to
Georgetown on different days of the
big Pow-wow there. 1t was the annual
convention of these orders and those in
attendance from this point report an
excellent time. Joseph w. Boyd is one
representatives to the National meet
ing which convenes in Toledo, Ohio.
During the past few months, A W..
Dowd has been driving the Crescent
tunnel on the Waverly group of claims
Last Saturday he struck two and one
half foot vein of ore that shows up
very strong in naturalization. No as
says have been made yet but it is ex-
pected to run well in values. The prop
erty is located up Mill creek about a
mile from Dumont.
At high noon on Wednesday Miss
Muriel Beveridge Hill of this city and
John Edwards McWinie of East Las
Vegas, New Mexico, were united in the
bonds of Matrimony by Father McCabe
The happy couple left the same day
for "trip through the east which
will last until about September after
which they will 90 to their future