The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-12-15


days he will give 200 votes with
each dollar purchase
'Tis a privilege to live in Idaho
Springs.
Deputy District Attorney X. G
Smith was at the county seat the
first OF the week on official business
Alex Seaton, the boss road man
of the Dumont district, was in our
city short time last Wednesday
Mayor Sweeney of the enter
prisina camp of Alice was visitor
in our city last Sunday for a few
hours.
Mrs. William Gartrell, Miss EIDE
Reep and Gladys Gartrell went to
Denver Wednesday morning to al
tend the funeral of Mss Eva
/ Jaenson.
A complete line of Gardenglo
perfumes, powders and toilet waters
at Machol's Corner Drug Store.
Charles F. Devlan Sr. passed the
77th milestone of his lite last Sat
turday, Dec. 9th, and is enjoying
very good health and gets aroun d
as lively as four-ye ear old.
Mrs Margaret Hedberg let lasl
Sunday moripg for Boulder where
she will assist in the care Of Mrs.
Y. |. Noxon, who is seriously i'll at
her home in that city.
French Ivory Toilet Sets, Mani
cure sets and Novel,ies-new stock
just received at Machol's Corner
Drug Store.
Justin Shorty Gnstafsou lett
last Tuesday for San Franciscn,
California, where he has a position
with the 1ngersoll- Rand Drill
company.
Mrs. Anton Eckberg, Mrs. John
Lynn, Mrs. G ,nstrom and Mrs
Fallgren were among the friends
from this CITY that attended the
funeral of Miss Eva Jaensen i'll
Denver last Wednesday.
All the "Kiddies" in town de-
clare that Tommie Jones is better
man than old santa Claus ever
was, because Tom has furnished
them good skating pond in the
city park.
Dr.. Alan D. Fraser made an
Intellectual attempt to buck the
high winds and snow banks TO
Georgetown last Monday. and COM
promised with the elements by
finally riding IN the "chon choo"
tram.
w B. Kelso shouldered his grip
and hied himself to the big town
in the valley Tuesday afternoon.
His injured hand is still keeping
him from work, but he is taking
good advantage of the opportunity
for much needed rest.
Judge w S. Hobbs came up
from Denver Tuesday and left the
same day for Alice where he has
some valuable mining property on
which there is now deal pending,
and 1t is expected that work on the
property will begin within a very
short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpson of
Denver. were among those attrac
ted by the Motor Club run to our
city last Saturday. Mr.. Simpson,
who is state distributor of Harris
motor oils, travels great deal
over his territory but never misses
chance TO visit Idaho Springs.
kene Crppard, formerly of this
CIV bu, now OF Soda Springs,
Idaho, surprised his parents, Mr..
~ Mrs. Thomas Coppard, and his
many friends by short visit this
week. Rene Goppard and Lee
Shelp are engaged IN the garage
business IN their adopted city and
are doing well.
A recent issue of one of the Den
yer papers contained on the society
page large photo of Miss Rubye
Patten, as one OF the most graceful
dancers of Denver's yrunger set.
This is a fitting tribute to Miss
Patterns popularit as she is a
general taeor1,e among a large
circle OF friends. Her Idaho Springs
friends Were pleased to note the
recog milton.
To work IF their surplus energy
that accumulated over the Thanks
giving HOLIDAYS, Allen Robinson
age II, and Wavne S afford, age 10
took hike to the Puchert rspct
nine miles up Chicago creek
The weather was beautiful and thu