The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-27
Opera House Program
for Coming Week


comedy.
Wednesday-W World. Zena Keefe in
t.An Amateur Widow" and Kinogram.
Thursday-Artcraft. A Maurice
Tourneur production from .Jacque Fu-
trelle's famous novel. my Lady's Gar
ter
Friday-Mac Sennett comedy. "Star
Boarder. Pete Morrison in Jaws of
Justice" Burton Holmes. Ford Week
ly
Saturday-Paramount. Ethel Clay
ton in "A Lady in Love"
Sunday-Pathe. All Star Cast, Twin
Pawns,
Mrs. John Lofenburg and chill.
dren of Denver spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in this city.
Arnold Lofenburg stayed for
visit with Franklin Anderson.
An ice. cream social will be held |
in the Sunday school room of the
Swedish Lutheran church next
Saturday evening, Aug. 2S, at s
o'clock. A hearty welcome to all.
Mrs. Walter Haythorn, Mrs. G. |
E. Clifford, and Mrs. Haythorn,
Jr., all of Ogalalla, Nebraska, were
in Idaho Springs this week, en-
route from a motor trip over this
country.
H. o. Allen. Dentist.
A. Adelman and wife of Lincoln,
Nebraska, who are spending the
summer at Evergreen, visited with
the E. j. Robinaon family Sunday.
The families were friends in the
Nebraska city.
j. H. Robson, candidate for his
second term in the state legisla-
ture from this county, was in Ida
ho Springs on pleasure trip
Monday, returning to Georgetown
Tuesday morning.
William Clark went to Denver
a few days ago to bring home
Bessie Bates, who has been staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Clark in Win
kleman, Arizona. Miss Bessie will
go to school here this winter
At recent meeting of the Cal
vary guild, at the home of Mrs.
Jones, the ladies voted their appre-
citation to all who donated cakes
or in any way contributed towards
the success of the dance, held in
July.
WANTED-A About 1900 feet of
second hand eight inch air pipe.
Inquire at the Sift;ngs-News Of
fee. S202
Mrs. Fred B. Downard ani chill
dren of Webster City. Iowa, ar
rived in Idaho Springs Thursday
evening, planning to renal thru
the month of September and hop
ing to benefit the hay fever and
asthma, from which she has been
annoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dwinell of
Loveland and Miss Grace Keifer
of Lawrence, Kansas, made short
stop in Idaho Springs today, en-
route to Hot Sulphur Springs and
Walden. They plan to be gone
week or more on their trip. Mr..
Dwinell is a contractor at Love-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Coppens of
Denver have been with us again
for the past two weeks, rusticating
in the invigorating mountain hikes
and the sunshine. They have been
in evidence at intervals for the
past several years. They had with
them their little son; also niece,
Miss Julia Dorne. They returned
to their home in Denver Thursday.
r. D. Lewis, wife and three
children of Oklahoma made short
stay in our charming little city
last week on their way to Grand
lake, where they expect to feast on
the speckl led beauties and recuper-
ate from the tolls Of every day life.
Mr.. Lewis is seeking relief from
asthma and hay fever. They are
undecided whether to remain in
Colorado or to extend their trip to
California.
Walter A. Funk, formerly of
this city, but who spent the past
fourteen months or so in Colombia,
South America, on mining busi-
ness, arrived here Tuesday to spend
few days looking after profess
sional business. Mr.. Funk is a
mining engineer, and during his
absence he had his family move to
Denver. 1t is hoped he will decide
to relocate in Idaho Springs, where
he still owns his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sholty
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