The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-25
Hot SPrin SIS N otcS
Patrons and Visitors.

Mr. Lee Johnson (CandyS brother)
is taking the baths for rheumatism.
Mrs. c. NJ. Day. wife of the superin-
tendent of the Adams express of Den
yer, is registered at the Hot Springs
Hotel.
Mr.. Stephen Lyon of LaSalle, Colo-
rado, is taking course of cave baths.
Mr.. Halsted Lindsey and wife spent
few days at this resort the latter part
of last week. They are being enter
tanned in Denver by Judge and Mrs. E.
c. Stimson of 1868 Williams street.
Mrs. L. Kelly and Mrs, Cornwall of
Denver are registered at the hotel.
Ed. Schoelkopf, who has been suffer-
ing with rheumatism IN the arm, is
taking the baths and is greatly
improved.
l.. G. Voll of Central City, (the
wizard of the piano. is taking the baths.
A. w. Gray, employed by Uncle
Sam in giving postoffice examinations
to applicants for clerkship in the post
office department. was here for few
days holding examinations and taking
the cave baths.
w. 2. Flanders, Senator Patterson's
private secre ary, was here the latter
part of last week rejuvenating tor that
tired and nervous feeling.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kitchens of Steam
boat Springs are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Erickson of the city and
We're visitors at the hot tunnel baths
They say they have hot mineral springs
in their town but nothing like ours.
VIII Woodward is taking the baths
for rheumatism.
John Memo of Denver, brother of
Harr, Memo. is here taking the baths
and the rest cure. "
Vincent Anderson of New York City,
is registered at the hotel.
| M. and Mrs. r. w Renton of Boston
in company with Mr.. r. Rickard, the
mining engineer of Denver, are guest
! a. the hotel ror few days.
E. r. Belfour of Detroit is taking a
course of baths.
| G. W Harmon, representing the
Swastika Coal company or Ration, New
| Mexico, is a guest at the Hot Springs
Hotel.
DR.. T. f. Long of Moffat, Colorado,
is looking the property of the Hot
Springs Hotel company over with
view of becoming interested financially.
C. j. Morrow, representing The
Mountains States Tel. company of Den
yer, in company with Local Exchang
Manager Byers were visitors at the
cave baths on Wednesday.
Among the local people registered at
the bath house the past week are Rev.
o. M. Anderson, Harry Hull, Norman
Mac Donald, Leonard Alkire, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornwel, Ed. Schoellkopf, Mrs.
H. l.. Adams, Mrs. o. M. Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Erickson, w. j.
Woodward, hill Mixsell jr., E. A. Gar
retson, l.. A. Byers and others,
John McColl superintendent of the
Lucania tunnel, took Mr.. z. H. Clifford,
former nhine Inspector, who is guest
at the hotel, for trip through the tun-
mel on Thursday. Mr.. Clifford says
that the Lucana is the finest con-
structed tunnel III the state.
Sundays Republican devoted an en-
tire page to Mrs. Halstead, formerly o .
Boston but now of Idaho Springs.
Suffrage broadsns mind of Women"
is the belief of Mrs. Lindsey, who is
the daughter of Frederick Simpson of
Boston, a man who is distinguished in
the literary and professional world and
who is prominent in both the social and
financial realms. He holds chair at
Harvard, is one of the leading attorneys
of Boston and is a writer of note. A
number of noted text books are from
his pen The people of Idaho Springs
are very fortunate in counting Mrs.
Lindsey as one of them.
Dad Cain is employed profess
sionally at the Hot Springs Hotel,
nursing Mr. kearsey of Fort Collins.