The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23

H. L. Corbett of Georgetown was in
the city on business mission today.
W. hallberg the grocer has purchas-
ed Ford delivery truck to facilitate
matters and avoid further runaways.
Lafayette Hanchett arrived in the
city this friday morning for a con-
ference with his business associates
here.
Mrs. Mary L. Grosmer and Mrs. Ma
bel B. Mayor. Of Philadelphia, are
stopping at Jud Browns Eureka cot
tAge.
Inc annual memorial services of the
4ispah Hive Of the Ladies of the Mac
cabees will be held tonight friday in
in the lodge room of the Order
ytrs. Susan Eustice and daughter.
Mrs. Jessie Tolland, of bisbee, Arizona.
are stopping at the Woodward Tavern
and taking course of baths at the Hot
Springs
A. ;. Conway and A. x. Arlington,
mining men Of Denver, have been in
specting and sampling the Patten mine
with the view of taking over the same
and starting active operations.
Will and Hettie Johnson have sold all
interest in the Johnson Candy com,
pany to Lee Johnson and he is now in
full charge of the business. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will johnson are not yet fully de-
cided as to their plans for the future.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ainner of Greeley are
spending few weeks here enjoying the
baths and invigorating climate. Mr..
winner holds the record of having re-
eeived the top price for Colorado lambs
sold on the eastern market.
The following visitors from Denver.
are stopping at Campo Bello, one Of
Jud Browns cottages: Misses Mary
Killgore. Mary and Kate Costello; Mr.
and Mrs. John ]. Morrisy and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Esser, child and
maid.
w. L. Tucker OF Merino, Colo. who
spent week here some time ago, re-
turned Thursday, accompanied by A.
w. Breggeman, John Gebke and A.
Breggeman of Messex, Colo. All of
them are well pleased with the springs,
climate and all otbe surroundings.
The ladies' of the M: E. church will
give another of their good suppers at
the church next Thursday evening,
June 20. beginning at $50 p. m. These
ladies have established reputation for
serving splendid suppers for the rea.
sonable price of 25c. The menu will
include cherry pie.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp of Longmont,
Colo, are here taking course of baths,
which was recommended to them by
their near neighbor, A. Newly, who
was completely cured of very severe
case of rheumatism and stomach trou-
BILE by our health giving mineral water,
and he never loses an opportunity to
shout it's praises wherever he goes.
| The work on the new water works
main in Grass Valley is progressing very
rapidly. under the direction of Water
Commi missioner 7. A. Jones who seems
to know how to handle the job in a
most expeditions way Many remarks
are heard complimentary to Mr.. Jones
and the force for the rapid progress
they are making,
C. r. Scott of Topeka and George w.
Jenkins of Wamego, Kansas, who are
interested in the Clear Creek and Grand
Mining company in the Daily district.
are spending few days here. They
have been up to the mine and are well
pleased with the showing and are now
testing lot of samples to determine the
best method of treating their ore.
They are stopping at the Woodward
Tavern while in the city.
One way to succeed in this
world and be habpy is to work