The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-09
Silver Plume Notes

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Sunday.
DIR. Templeton was in Denver
las, Friday.
d. Buchanan arrived from Ster-
ling Friday.
Mrs. Fred Coughlin was in Den
Yer last Friday.
Mrs. Barnes of Denver is the
guest of Mrs. Watkins.
Miss Alma Crist was visitor
from Georgetown Sunday.
Ladies at the Red Cross are
sewing on refugee garments.
| Miss Mamie Cunningham came
up from Georgetown Sunday.
/ Harley Jewel has returned from
prospecting. trip to Montezuma.
Sid Varney came up to attend
the funeral of William Marshall.
Mrs. Harry Robinson of Idaho
Springs is the guest OF Mrs. Lon
Roberts.
Theodore Smith was in town
Sunday looking after his brothers
interests.
Joe Sapp is starting cross-cut
tunnel up the creek to hit the old
Shively vein.
John Green motored to Idaho
Springs last Saturday to do little
political work.
Mrs. Templeton aud her mother.
Mrs. Kelly, are spending the week
end in Denver.
Miss Maude Shutter from Boul-
der is here for short visit with
Miss Floss Munday.
J. NJ. Moses, who has been seri-
ously i'll for week, was removed
to Denver hospital.
Mrs. Cottingham has gone to
Che yenne 10 visit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie Cot.ingham.
Mrs. Blair, after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Bartholomi, left for
her home in Sterling last Saturday.
Jack Smith is reported to be in
very serious condition. He is
at St. Luke's hospital in Denver.
Minnie Magnetic is home for a
vacation visit. She has position
as stenographer at the Purcell Shoe
company.
Last Satui 1ay, between the de-
pot and the pavilion, the noon
train ran over jack, killing it
Instantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall,
accom- panied by Mrs. g. Bishop
berger, returned to their home in
Greeley Sunday.
Mrs. Hardcastle and two chill.
dren, and Mrs. Odessa from DEG
yer are here for short visit With
Mrs. Daily.
A letter from Joe Magnetic
dated ST. Thomas, Ontario, says
the trip is fine, and that they will
soon be over seas.
Gus Gisin aud Capt. O'Connell
reported at Georgetown Tuesday
morning and will soon he drilling
with the Sammies.
The fremen are making prep
arations to help Georgetown en-
terrain the convention to meet
there this month.
Mrs. j. Bortholomi and sister
Mrs. Lou Woodbury.. and Mrs. Leo
Poirson, we're in Idaho Springs
Monday, and enjoyed picnic on
Filtration peak.
Mrs. Glen Bartholomi and Mrs.
Leo Poirson entertained more than
thirty guests at 6eefsteak fry at
the pavilion grounds last Wednes-
day. After supper, 6eld-day sports
were INDUCED in until late hour.
One of the jolliest dances of the
year was given by Mrs. P. N. Mel
son at the pavilion last Friday in
honor Of the two drafted boys,
Gus Gisin and Charles O'Connell.
II has been a number OF years
since the Plume people have had
an opportunity to dance at the
pavilion, and enjoy themselves as
they did Friday evening. A large
crowd were in attendance from
both Georgetown and Idah Q
Springs. Mrs. Nelson is a most
genial and generous hostess. A
Tree supper was served, and the
small sum of Is cents was charged
for the dance tickets. The re.
ceipts above the orchestra charges
amounted to $500, which was
divided equally between the two
boys, who received the Gift with
much thanks and q nice speech Of
acce ptance from each, Leach's