The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-04-08

turned from a several weeks trip
through the east
Mrs. R. E. Farmer has been spend
ing several days in Denver this week
visiting with friends.
NJ s. VIM. Bowden came up from
DenYer last Tuesday to cast her vote
for the Citizens ticket
Miss Leota Nankervis, after spend
ing several days with Denver friends,
returned home last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Burger after having
spent her vacation with the home folks
returned to her school duties At Coora
do Springs Monday afternoon.
A. z. Straub has bsen putting in the
past ten days in the horse market at
Denver where he purchased several
head of horses to add to his equip
ment.
The "easy mopey" man looked happy
after election bat the other fellow had
such long race that he was afraid to
visit barber shop lest he would be
charged double price for shave.
Among those who came up to cast
their votes on election DAY were Mr..
and Mls. L L. Roberts George Mos
c-ipt. Henry McClelland, C. S. Bir-
kins, G. e. McKim and Jim Dick.
Misses Dorothy and Phyllis Brand
stettsr spent the spring vacation in
Denver with Miss Harrington, for
mer teacher in the local schools.
Miss Thressa Wood, daught.r. Of
Robert Wood, after spending several
days here with relatives and friends
returned to Denver Wednesday morn
ing.
The installation of the officers for
the current year of the Eiks Lodge
took place on Tuesday night. Hon.
L J. Williams Of Central City, Dis
trict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, was
present to conduct the work.
P. J. Finleon went to Denver last
Sunday to visit for a short time with
Mrs. Finleon who rs a patient in St.
Joseph's hospital. Mrs Finleon is
improving nicely and the prospects are
that she will soon be able to return
home
| William F. Roberts, one of the less
ees on the P T. Property made . ship
ment of both low and high grade ore.
The former netted at the sampler
hearty 500 90 per ton and the latter
about $1,000 per ton
j. C. vandegrift and family left o.
Tuesday for Denver where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Vandegrift has accepted a position as
manager of a department with the
Denver Gas and Electric company.
1t is said that "the Lord tempers
the wind to the shorn lambs" but il
was pretty chilly the morning after
election and somehow the snow-la-
dened breezes felt rather piercing even
if our side was only partly shorn.
The grounds cast of the Elks club vii
be put in first class shape for the prac-
tice ground of the base ball team. II
will thus give the players q good
chance for practice that would often
be denied if they were compelled to &c
down to the ball grounds for training.
Between thirty five and forty mem.
bers of the Woodmen Of Central City
visited the local order Of this city on
Tuesday night bringing with them q
candidate to be initiated. There were
also several local candidates put thre
the work and the large number Of
members present had gala time.
Ernest Ristedt left on Thursday
afternoon for Miami, Arizona, where
be has accepted . good position as chen
ist with the Miami Copper company
Everyone who knows him wish him =
success and II his past record ID
any criterion he will merit ano
receive such. He is graduate Of the
School Of Mines. He has been EN-.
ploysd in the office of N. H. Brown
for couple Of years and has attended
| to mis- duties in most faithful and per
severing manner.
The committee on dancing for the
baseball association have decided to
postpone the dance from April 18th
to May 10th on account Of the other 1t
fractions coming off during tine present
month. When the arrangements are
completed fer this event, 1t will b one
Of the most pIeasurs BILE of the season
The Association will have other en-
joyable stunts in addition to the gained
and our people will have occasion t