The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-08-30
EMPIRE NEWS
By Booster Brady

was the social offair of the season.
This annual event was well patronized
by the people of TIE county and En-
pire citizens in particular. The SIX
o clock dinner was partaken of by a
large number Of Empires fairesr sons
and daughters. Georgetown was also
represented by Rev. Graham, Mr.. Foley
and Miss Cunningham. The epicureans
declared the didner the best ever served
and were loud in praise of the ladies
who served it. The table were decor
ated with flowers. arranged in q very
tasteful and beautiful manner by Mrs
George Bristol Of Denver. Leach's
orchestra Of Idaho Syringe arrived at
nine O'Clock aud the dance then begnn.
From the opening number to the wee
sma- hours the lovers Of Terpeichore
tipped the light fantastic to the inspir-
ing strains Of the orchestra and enjoyed
every number. After the midnight
supper Mr.. Al Weinberger of Idaho
Springs asked permission to do some
ragging rs it was very restful and the
management allowed it, but was done
in proper manner. AL. is sure some
ragger; and oh, you Richards; while
Joe Corners of Georgetown loo:,ed af-er
his towns reputation in a very graceful
manner. The ball was financial sue
cess aud the people who assisted in
making it SO, not only had an enjoyable
evening but aesisted:a worthy cause.
Mr.. and Mrs Judge lkenbury of
Kansas City, kans., returned to their
home Thursday after spending several
weeks here.
DR.. Lindsay and family Of Spring
field, ILL.,, returned to their home this
week. He has beed camping out dur.
ing the summer.
Mrs. Walter Arnold and family of
Miniturn, Colo, are visiting at the
home of AL Rockwell.
Mrs. James Trevillion and family
have taken the Cain cottage for the
balance Of the summer.
Mr.. Henry Johns has met with q sad
bereavement. He received a telegram
Tuesday, notifying him of the death of
his father at Jimtown, Colo. Mr.. Johns
and family left at once to attend the
funeral
Mr.. Henning Anderson of the firm.
Anderson & Sundstrum, who has been
suffering for several months with neural
gia, mas gone to Denver to consult 4
specialist.
Mr.. Royal Gelder came up from Fort
Collins to attend the Ball and spend
few days with his wife and son.
Mr. and Mrs. OrvilIe Taylor of Kan
as. are enjoying the saiubrious climate
of Empire.
The following are registered at the
Heckmah House: Ed. Remer. Moffatt;
w. Green, Frazer; l.. F. Wiedeman
and wife, II. G. Klap, j. Miller. Den
ver;W. F. Madil, Joe Zerack, Frazer;
a, E. Bryan. l. E, Bryan, Brighton.
Work has ftarted on the Silver noun
tain property with force of men clean
ing out and retimbering the old work.
ings. The mill has been running
for the past week and in a short time
every thing will be in order for heavy
production
The Gold Fissure has completed the
retimbering and cleaning out the drifts.
Machine drills will be operation in the
course of week.
Registered at the Peck House: J. A.
Giles, c J Miller, Geo. B. Holden,
Paul c. Schlatz, H. B. Peck, F. L,
Peck, Denver; Charles H. Cary. Los
Angeles; X. DeSleiger, Kansas City:
VIM. Young, J L. Cutting, DAILY; Mr..
and Mrs. Potter. Providence, R. L.;
W. A. Case, Buffalo, N. Y. John To-
may, Oliver Needham. Georgetown.
Mrs. Peter McDonough is visiting in
Golden.
Mrs. Scott of Fort Collins, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Sherman Work and dauehte
who has spent the summer here will
return to Denver the last Of the week.
Mrs. Minot and son Of Denver are
visiting At the home of Delbertt.
Two shifts are grinding away on the |
Pioneer mill. For the past month tbs
mill had been working one shift but
owing to the increased output the other
shift was necessary. MIR. Work reportr |
excellent results.
Miss Ethel Bledsoe of Denver came
up to attend the dauce. Some of the
boys are taking lessons in Raging from
Miss Rlsdsoe who is finished artist in
the art of Raging.
Mrs. George Bristol who has beeo
spending the summer here returned to