The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-05
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Miss Laurabel Deis is improving
slowly from very severe illness.
DR.. and Mrs. j: A. Morehouse were
Denver visitors during the week
Mrs. Leonard V. C. Mytton and
daughter Sarah are out of quarantine.
The H. S. A. club will meet with
Miss Hazel Peterson Saturday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Kimbali has returned
to school after an absence of several
weeks.
Li.tIe Paula Leebrick developed a
light case of scarlet fever the first of
this week.
The Elk's dance last Friday evening
was well attended and everyone report
ed having had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs G K Kimball, Keith,
Mrs. NelIo Boyd and Mr. Hershey mo
tored to Denver Friday for the day.
Frank Donithorne left Saturday for
Park City, Utah, to attend the funeral
of his brother.
Mr.. stenman is in St. !oseph's hospi-
tai this week pr, pairing to Undergo an
operation in the hope OF benefiting bis
health.
Robert Baehr was up from Denver
couple of days this week visiting
with his mother.
The Hallberg family are changing
their residence and will soon be com
fortably at home in the pleasant living
rooms above the Veg table Store"
Frank Garrabrant is moving into the
Huiiet house, on the cor er of Ninth
avenue and Colorado street.
Word has been received from Mac
Arnold who left here two months ago
He is in Nebraska on a farm, and is
rapidly regaining his health.
Judge John A. Wilkins has recovered
sufficiently from his long seige of sick
ness to be able to be up town yesterday
for few hours chat with his friends
". H. (Tug) Traylor was down from
Freeland this week. MIR. Traylor is
leasing on the old Freeland mine. but
on account of the increased flow of
water has suspended work for a short
time
Mrs Norton Brown of Denver has
been spending few days with Mrs r.
B. Morton. Mrs. Brown has not visit
ed here for some time, so her many old
time friends are delighted to have her
here again.
little excitement at the Hot Springs
hotel the past week. The beaver came
there of its own accord, SO a dam has
been made and fences put in that it
may not escape.
Erwin l.. Regennitter, the attorney,
is having cement driveway made to
his new garage, and several other i'm
provements. These will be completed
very soon and MIR. Regennitter may
feel justly proud.
Mrs. Howard Evans of Denver has
taken the first Hall cottage which
was formerly occupied by Fred Wiley.
Mrs. Evans expects to remain here
throughout the summer. while MIR.
Evans will be here at intervals to spend
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dory expect to
leave late this month for Hon. Hag-
gott's ranch in Wyoming, where Mr..
Dory will have charge of 1900 head Of
cattle. Mr.. Dory's health has ir proved
con iderably since an operation per-
formed recently. and the out door work
on a Wyoming ranch will no d ubt
bring about complete recovery of his
former robust health.
Master David Wykoff is recovering
nicely after light attack OF scarlet fe-
yer, but his little sister, Celia, is not SO
fortunate: Diphtheria combined with
scarlet fever made her recovery at
times seem rather remote. The at
tending physician has administered an
unusual amount of anti toxin, and the
little one is now IN an encouraging con-
dition.
You can't keep a good man
down" applies to places, no doubt,
as we'll as to persons Such is the
case with Grass Valley. If YOU
want home in this pretty SUBJ
urb you'll have to hurry. for there
are only about two desirable house,
to be bad. The M .rrison house
is occupied by B. F. Couch and
his mother. The Moore family
have taken possession of the Shoe.
maker proOertv and ee Joh,s,,