The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-05-04
H. o. Allen, Dentist.

Kansas City Saturday.
Miss Ellen Carlson was Den
YER shopper for few days.
Miss Flora Culley has returned
home, after teaching all winter
| Miss Gretchen L yon was Den
yer visitor early in the week.
Miss Violet Robinson returned
from Denver Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bus III
mo,ored TO Denver for couple Of
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Gilman
have been spending few days in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Morton were
motor visitors to the city during
the week.
Mrs. Charles Lerchen was a
shopper here one Gay during the
past week.
Charles Lerchen of Dumont
spent the first part of the week
here on business.
Mrs. Charles Woodward is I'M
der quarantine in Denver, for little
Dorothy has the measles.
Miss Margaret Craise of Den
yer has been spending the week
with Miss Olive Dukes.
DR.. John Atcheson was attend
ing to some business in Denver
for DAY or two
Mrs. J. G. Hershey left TUESDAY
for two months visit in the East.
Mrs. Hershey accompanied her as
far as Denver.
Frank Redding. Lawrence Emer-
son and Herbert Johnson plan
a motor trip to Wyoming during
the week but have now postponed
the expedition for a time.
Mrs. Margaret Robins is en-
Toying months vacat ion at
Pagosa Springs, and during her
absence Miss Honor Plummer has
charge of the library.
DR.. and Mrs. Merton l.. Funk
and children. of Brooklyn, New
York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Funk. DR.. and NJ S.
Funk are just returning from trip
in California.
DR.. Roy Ashbaugh is home for
shore visit with his parents be-
fore leaving for the East. DR..
Ash baugh expects to enter into
the service as surgeon and is
waiting for orders from head
quarters.
Mrs. Sadie Suth erland, COM
nader OF w. B. A. of the NJ, who
went as delegate for Mizpah
Review No. 13, to the big rally
in Denver, gave very interesting
report of same at the regular
review Friday evening.
The matter of raising funds for
the proposed midsummer celebra-
ton and carnival, July 2. 3 and 4, is
now in the hands of Lee Johnson,
and be says he is going to stay on
the Job until success crowns his
efforts. Mr.. Johnson presented
the proposition to the city council
| Thursday evening but no action
was taken. the matter going over
until a special meeting of the
council next Tuesday. May s.
The officers Of the Woman S
Benefit association of the Mac
cabees met the latter part of jan
uary and decided to hold a contest
for attendance. Sides were
chosen, to be known as Blues and
Reds, with captain and assista Et
J for each side. The time was to
, be three months or for six regular
meetings. The contest closed with
the last regular meeting, the Blues
winning by the small margin of
one. Much interest was manifested
in this contest in good natured
way. The average attendance
for the six meetings was forty
seven.
| G. H. Sowden of Oskaloosa, Ia,
is the guest of William Hawke of
this city and also visited with
Richard Hawke of Freeland Mr..
Sowden knew both William and
Richard Hawke, brothers; 10 Eng
land thirty-fve years ago, but had
not seen them for eleven years.
He did not know that Richard
Hawke had died nine years ago
while on a visit back to the old
country, and on arriving in Idaho
Springs and inquiring as to the
whereabouts of Richard Hawke Of
Freeland, a nephew. Mr.. Sowden's
wife and daughter remained il