The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-04-05
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Coroner Pearce has had al an
usual number OF cases requiring
his attention lately
Mrs. David Hill has recovered
from an illness which confined her
10 her bed for TWO weeks.
Rev. Benjamin. Eitelgeorge, now
Of oaitda. came INTO town 'Iue>d3y
and rem 4ined until Thursday visit
ing with numerous friends.
Roberts Bro hers horse ran
awas at Freeland this morning and
broke a leg, nece-sitating killing
the animal The firm will no"
proba bly, purchase an auto truck.
In addition TO The special work
on the twenty five dresses Tor the
Belgian children the local Red
Gross has been busy with the reg
ular work. During the week there
were shipped 4 bed jackets, II pa
lama suits, Is bed shirts aud ~
pairs socks.
Al the farewell meeting given
for Rev. Myttop at the Presbyterian
church last Friday evening, pre-
viou~ to his departure 10 France,
Rev Mytton was presented WITH
numerous comp lmeuts on the good
Wofa he had done ere. and SIo
IN gold. The church work is lei
III splendid condition i'll every Way
and Rev Myttor aud his esteemed
wife have the best wishes of the
entire community.
The three-sct comedy, entitled
Mr. Mceker's apuddle'. under
the direction OF J b. BaIlantine,
will he : aged at The Opera House
on Monday the - I'D. in aid of the
funds OF the PRESBYTERIAN church.
As this the first of series oi
entertainments III aid OF the var-
ious churches in tie town II is to
be hoped that people OF all denon-
nations will patrnnize it, and I'LL
the hall to over fowl q.
We just read in an exchange
about a printer who started III
buslrcsS twenty years ago with
nothing but a Canadian half dollar
and is now worth 100000. HIS
accumulation If wealth was the re-
suit oil frugalltN, good habits, bard
| work, strict attention to business,
and to he fact than an uncle died
aud left him 500, ,999 80. Nothing
is said regarding the way the uncle
made his money. whether he fol
/ lowed the coal and feed business,
| the retail meat business or II he
was a railway conductor i'll the
| daNs before auditors were put to
| work.
An interesting film showing the
practical work and daily life of the
students al the Colorado School OF
Mines has u~t been completed and
arrange are being made to
/ have II shown III the various thea
tres throughout the state. The
finn shows a panorama of Golden
and the buildings OF the school,
! aeaying for gold and silver, first
/ aids and Mine Rescue work, prep
paration of ores, field work, phys
ical training, symnatics, and ends
with a number OF views OF foot
ball game between the Mines and
the team from one of the other
state schools.
The Episcopal Ladies Guild
meet "Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. w. b. kelsn, and elected the
the following officers: president,
Mrs. W. B. Kelso: vice president,
Mrs. S. l.. Burger; secretary, Mrs.
Nello Boy d; treasurer, Mrs. w. Z.
Renshaw. A s,lver-otfering tea
was planned to be given at the
Siekmarn home, April Is, There
will also be for sale home-c cooked
food, for which Idaho Springs
ladies' are famous. And then there
is to be mysterious grab bag. at
ten cents try, aud the packages
will be dainty and contain some
surprises. Members present were
Mesda mes T.. L. Siekmann, John
Walch, l. G. Stafford, S. l.. Burger,
Townsend and Baehr, and Mrs.
Don Mcdonald was guest, Nice
refreshments were served.