The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-04-18
NeWSy Notes From
/ GEORGETOWN Vicinity

| O3 &SsVves
Mrs. Bushnell was shopping in
Denver during the week.
| Charles Johnson was a business
visitor to the valley Wednesday.
Mrs. Beilo'ti and Mrs. Dickson
were shopping in Idaho Springs
Friday.
W B. Jacobs was a business
visitor TO Idaho Springs the last of
the week.
Gland McFadden left for Rum
ley Friday after short visit with
the home folks.
Leon Bloch transacted business
in Denver Tuesday, returning on
the evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lees return
ed FRIDAY af'er a short visit with
relatives in the valley.
Ms. Tyler returned TO George
town Monday after spending the
winter in Boisr, Idaho.
Miss M. Anderson visited with
friends in Denver the last of the
week, returning home Sunday.
Father Hickey of Central City
spent the fore part of the week
here, the guest of Father Boyle.
II is now County Attorney j.
W. B Smith, for which his friends
are extending him cong ratulations.
Mrs. Albert Johnson returned
the fore oart OF the week from a
three months visit with relatives
in Buffalo, Illinois.
j B. Foley, who has been con
fined to his home in Denver for
some time. is expected home b,
the end of the week.
Mrs. M. A. Hite returned the
las, of the week from California.
satisfied tha, as place to live there
is no place like Georgetown.
Miss McCue returned to her
home in Fort Morgan the fore
part of the week after a short
stay with relatives and friends.
Dorothea Haesler and Arveda
Swan'on returned to the Universi-
~ at Boulder Sunday, after spend
ing the spring vacation with the
home folks.
| Attorney Pophs m, who has for
The past week been poring over the
the records at the Office of the
county clerk, returned TO his home
in Denver the last of the week.
1 Oscar Anderson returned to
his home in Telluride Tuesday,
after pleasant visit here, renew
ing old acquaintapces. He says
zen wears will not elapse again
before he pays his old home a
!. visit.
Il Notwithstanding the unfavorab BILE
weather of the past ten days good
headwav is being made on the new
road 10 Silver Plume. II is ex-
pected that it will be completed
long before the time specified in
the contract.
There is temporary suspension
, Of operation at the Hall tunnel
perding the installation of addi
,ional power d'ills to facilitate the
more rapid drive of the tunnel
and the exploration of number
Of the better looking veins.
The Victory Liberty Loan
campaign begins April 21 and end:
MAY 10. AS the new loans will
be made in the shape of short. time
government notes instead Of
bonds, it is expected that very little
difficulty will be' experienced in
raising the quota in Georgetown
: The many friends of Thomas
Ennis, who is dangerously i'll al
the home of his daughter in Little.
ton, OF double pneumonia, will be
, glad to know that he is very much
, improved and that the doctors en-.
tertain every hope for his ultima ate
,, recovery. Mr.. Ennis was for
mer resident of Georgetown, but
, for the last thirty-fve wears he has
been one of the successful ranchers
of Grand county, where he has
, amassed considerable fortune.
An exciting time is predicted
, for the first meeting of the new
, council, to be held Saturday even
J ing, when new officers will oe
appointed. Ernest johnson, W.
E. Swanton and Homer Hamilton
are the applicants for the clerk