The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12
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was in oar city today.
Tom Richards spent last weekend
here with his parents.
J. Meyer Jr. was up from Denver
for few days this week.
Robert Gibson of Silver Plume spent
Sunday here at home with his family.
Charles Lerchen of Dumont was a
business visitor here during the week.
Adolph Nelson was looking over the
tungsten fields in Bou der county this
week.
Mr. and Mrs George X. klmball and
Mrs. W A. Gilman motored to Denver
Friday for the day.
| William Williams and Frank Rine-
hard of Golden were transacting BUSH
ness here "Wednesday.
Mrs. R. Stanhope and son of Dumont
were guests of DR.. and Mrs John
Atcheson during the week.
Ed Reihling was down from Gibson
today looking after shipment of ore
from his lease on the Gem mine.
! c. l.. Bane, motorman at the Big
Five tunnel, went down on the steamer
Wednesday to spend few days with
his folks in the valley.
w. E. Renshaw brought up his "Pi-
lot" car from Denver Thursday. He
was accompanied by his aunt and uncle,
who returned to Denver Friday after
noon.
Ed Merkle of Denver is new baker
at the Roberts Bros bakery taking
the place of l.. M. Hupp who had
worked in that capacity for fourteen
years.
John T. Mallalieu writes the Siftings
from Cheyenne to .e effect that he is
gaining strength slowly but surely.
He hopes to be lie to travel soon and
is planning to return home.
Steve Harper, foreman of the French
Flag mine, has been on the retired list
for the past week on account of an
attack of the grip which at one time
threatened to develop into pneumonia.
J. B. Foley, the Georgetown banker.
returned Wednesday from two weeks
trip to New York and Bos ton. Mr..
Foley says the eastern financial men
predict $l0O silver as an inevitable GER
tainty.
A. E. Klein WAS down from his noun
tain retreat Monday and reported con-
ditions in that part of the country to be
normal. Mr.. Klein is not saying very
ninth but quietly developing his claims
on Sqaaw n ountain.
Mrs. Lewis Oliver and daughter,
Gladys, visited with relatives and
friends in Denver and Littleton this
week. Lew and Dave Williams are
running first class bachelors h all dur
ing their absence.
John w. West was up from Denver
this W elk ana visited his former home
and neighbors at Alice, where he is in
terested in valuable mining property,
and will later IN the season resume op-
erations a. d perhaps uncover bonanza
mine.
Elmer Ericsson, who departed for the
from Seattle, Washington, last Friday
for Seward, Alaska. and is now per-
haps inging IA Life On, the Ocean
Wave" or There Is No Place Like
Home. The trip from Seattle to Sew
ard requires five days travel.
Jack Richards, who for the past few
years has been in the employ of H. A.
Elliott, will leave Sunday for Denver,
where he will be associated with his
brother Tom in the grocery business.
He will be sorely missed both in bust
ness and social circles for Jack is a
very popular young man. The best
wishes of the town go with him.
The H S. A. clab met Saturday af-
ternoon with Miss Halle Petersen.
The afternoon was spent in sewing, ard
delicious refreshments were served.
The guests present were Mrs George
Kimball, Misses Flora Culley, Agnes
Cribbis, Mary Nylander, Pearl Pascoe,
Annette Cruise, Margaret Kimball,
Eleanor Trador, Grace Curnow, Pansy
Robinson, Marie Cribbis and Merle
Duffield. Assisting the hostes, were
her mother, Mrs. Maurice Petersen and
Mrs Walter.
he F. W. C. club met at the home
Of Anna Dory last Saturday and had
jolly good time. After the business of
the club was concluded, The girls bus
led themselves with sewing while
Misses eileen Leach and Rubye Ire
lease played the piano. Nice refresh
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