The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-10-25
HOT SPRINGS NOTES
PAtBOnsnnd ViSitors

rived on Monday for the baths
Among the guests arriving On
Tuesday evening were Mrs. James
l.. Hollister of Denver. Mr.. Hol-
lister is the president of the Con-
tinental Oil Co. and expects to
join Mrs. Hollister here in few
days.
A. B. Pender and MIR. j. Lus-
chinger of Denver are here for a
short stay.
On Monday the goth, we had a
pleasant surprise in visit from
our old friend Oscar Dunont
and his uncle Mr.. Lezotti, Of
Omenee, No. Dake ia. Mr.. Dumont
is an old resident of Idaho Springs
and is returning to stay while
Mr.. Lezotti, intends disposlng of
his interests in Omenee and loca-
ting here.
bluS ioi tuc tNCdNdtlOil "OIk
were called for Saturday last and
numerous contractors have been
over the ground inspecting same
preparatory to putting III their bid
1t is the expectation of the com
pany to let the contract for this
WOr k eariV next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward re-
turned to Denver for "a few days
visit this week. Mr.. Wood ward
having important business to tran
sact in connection with the con-
struction of the new hotel
On Monday the 5th, Mr.. D. A.
Muse and wife motored here from
Denver, took dinner at the Inn,
visited the Caves and finding the
surroundings SO pleasant decided
to remain over nj ght and take the
baths. Mr.. Muse, after counec-
ton of 25 years with the Denver
and Rio Grande was frank to say,
that there was no scenery along
the line of that road at all com-
parable with the views between
Denver and the Springs.
Another visitor or Monday was
Ralph Arcierno of Denver-here
for his annual course of baths.
E. E. Bashor, F. N. Wray and
his mother, Mrs. Wrayo Berthoud
arrived here for course of baths.
They say they are but the ad-
vance guard of fall visitors from
their city:
Mr.. f. McLaren and G.. G..
Crump of Denver spent Friday
and took the baths, their first
visit. They both expec, to become
regular patrons of the Hot Cave
baths.
Miss P. L. Cameron aud Miss
Ford arrived from Denver Satur-
Gay last and expect to make an
extended stay at the Springs.
Mr. J. r. Hubbard of Dragon
Ariz. was another visitor for the
day and after a bath in the caves
left after making arrangements
to bring his wife and family here
shortly for an extended stay.
GREELEY, COLO, OCT. Is, 1913.
The Hot Springs Hotel Co.,
Idaho Springs, Colo.
GentleInen:- l had a very pleasant
visit with Mr.. Woodward last week
here in Greeley on his trip Around the
Horn" Charley and talked over the
old times in the Springs and was very
glad indeed to see him aud hear that
you are going to build new hotel and
actually put Idaho Springs on the map.
You know originally went to Idaho
Springs to take the baths for my rheu-
matism, and while there got interested
in the mines. Since that time | have
invested over S15, 900. 90 in the district,
and I expect to put in more when l can
afford it.
If it had not been for the Baths,
which helped me so wonderfully, l
would probably never have visited Idaho
Springs, can see how with first class
hotel you will make The Hot Springs
more popular, and attract the ''big fell
lows" Many of them will fall in love
with the Springs and in looking around
get interested in some of the mines
like did, for there are good properties