The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-08-26

Miss Theodosia Wall left for Denver
on Wednesday morning to visit for
ssverl days with friends there.
Miss Leota Nankervis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Nankervis, left
Friday morning for visit to Denver.
Frank Seroy and NJ, Snyder have
formed partnership in the black
smithing business at the Ham Colburn
staHd
Prof. Arthu: Wiggins, principal of
the schools of Great Fails, Montana,
with his family is visiting his aunt,
Miss Ellen Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Brethour left on
Thursday morning for st, Louis, Mo.
where they will spend a few days
visiting Prof Hall and family.
Mrs. Augusta Jaenson is entertain
ing her son Mr.. Ernest Jaenson, his
wifi and son. He is the foreman of
the Haven Brothers Manufacturing
company.
Mrs. \ l.. Bean has had as her guest
during the summer, Miss Susie Wedder
brook, of Leavenworth, Kansas.
The two ladies are sisters She will
leave for her home the first of the
week
Mr.. w. A. Ericsol departed from
Idaho Springs and will be at Bethany
College, Lindsborg, Kansas, where he
will keep posted in the news of this
section through the columns of the
Siftings News.
Those who were absent from the
ball ground on Sunday missed first
class game. 1T was played between
the Fort Logan team and our local
club. The score resulted four to two
in favor of the visitors
Two passenger coaches Of the morn
ing train bound for Denver jumped the
track a short distance this side of
Shth4iiCy bdiNh anu Sado0a a hSlay VI
all the morning trains for about six
hours. The passengers escaped without
injury.
The cleaning up around the depot
grounds is a decided improvement and
if kept in this nice condition will add to
the satisfaction of all who go to the de-
pot. Now if the freight cars will be
put lower down the track so that there
Will not be 80 much congestion when
the trains come in and the passengers
get OF and off it will be another good
act.
The promotion of Rens E. Shirmer
from the position of assistant mana
ger Of the Newhouse tunnel to that Of
manager is nsrited reward for COM
be N given tho superintendency of the
operations Of the Gunnell mines.
During his connections with the New
house he has made host OF friends by
duties assigned him. Congratulations
are in order.
State Senator Won Tilborg of Cripple
Creek has been a sity business visitor.
He is here for the purpose of being
associated with Mf John White in op-
srations at the Gen mines. They
will drive = crosscut from the New
house level to the ore shoot that's bring
ing rich reward to the Shaffer-King
leasing company. Accompanying the
Senator was Mr.. Joseph Brentlinger
one Of the prominent mine operators
of Cripple Creek.
Msssrs G. w. Boyce and E. S.
Whircomb are here to make arrange
ments to start up the Bellevue Hud-
son property. The means are available
for an indefinite continuation of the
work on this property. Mr.. Boyce
has spent the past thirty years as min
ing engineer and during the past thir-
teen years he has been in Old Mexico
looking after large properties. Mr..
Whlteomb 10 interested with him in
this proposition.
Mr.. c. M. Bay and wife of Kingman,
Kansas, arrived in the city on Tuesday
to spend a week or ten days here.
Mr.. Bay is interested with E. M. Mos
cript in the Avalanche property near
Freeland one of the very fine mineral
groups Of that section. He is also in
terestsd with Ed. in the Daily district.
Speaking Of the veins in the latter