The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-07-16

Prof. Charles Green and family
have returned from a visit at Fort
Collins and were accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Wa
then of that place.
The Ladies Aid society of the
M. E. church will give home
cooked food sale in the Merchants
and Miners National bank building
on Saturday, July "a.
Miss Mary Deis is taking the
place of her sister, Miss Laurabell
Deis, as stenographer at the law
office of Fred COLON, during the
vacation of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. [. West and daughter
of Loveland. who were guests at
the home of Bert Prince returned
Friday to their home.
Among other recent transfers of
real estate was the Chas. Hooking
home at S21 Virginia street, which
was sold to George Behr thru the
First Agency company.
Fl. Morgan Reynolds is antici-
pating avisit from his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. f. Reynolds, who will
arrive from New Orleans, La, next
week for ten days seay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Goddard and
family are entertaining Mrs. A. B.
Trip aud daughter of Denver who
arrived in Idaho Springs Monday
evening for ten days stay.
Thru L. A. Hafer, the furniture
and fixtures of the Eek berg pool
hall which has been closed since the
war, was sold to Coleman & Rob-
inson of Greeley, and the outfit is
moved to that place.
Attorney A. NJ Sabin of Den
YER who was business visitor in
GEORGETOWN, stopped a t Idaho
Springs Tuesday enroute home.
While here he made the Siftings-
News Office a pleasant call.
Gordon Walter, who was recent
ly employed at the Opera confec-
tionery. has accepted position as
clerk at the post Office, and will
begin his duties Saturday morning.
Mack Woodward took Misplace at
the confectionery.
Mr.. and Mrs. o r. Farrell and
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Fults of Ant
werp, New York, are spending the
summer in Idaho Springs, having
arrived few days ago by auto, and
were twenty days on the road. Mrs
Staber of this city is daughter Of
Mr.. and Farrell.
Pasteurized Milk and Cream at
McBride's Corner Drug Store.
O. E. CLARK, formerly connected
with the post office at Columbia
City, Indiana, was in the city Tues.
day and Wednesday, accompanied
by party of Denver friends. They
had been sight seeing over the
country, and Wednesday morning
left for Denver, where Mr.. CLARK
is now located.
James A. Young, fer m J
years the reliable porter at the
First National bank, returned from
Denver this week where he under
went an op GRAFTON about two
months ago. He was able to re.
sumo his duties at the bank Thurs
day.
w, Ell. Jones is the new secre.
tary of the Elks' club at this place
having assumed his duties or
Wednesday. This thriving orde1
will initiates class of &C candidate!
on Tuesday night. July 90 which
seems pretty good for place o.
this size.
The country newspaper is the ad
vertisers' medium for talking tC
small town people, the farmer, the
miner and even city folks. If yor
wish to verify this statement-just
ask any travelling salesman or job
ber's salesman, as they have visited
many small towns they will know
that the local paper is the heart Of
its community. Its columns con.
tain items of interest to every per-
son who reads them, whether il
village or on farm down the road
Through such a medium you car
get your merchandise entrenched
in this market (which is composed
of 582 per cent of the population
of the country; you will have q
gateway into this great fertile field
which stands ready and waiting tc
absorb your product
Piano at a Rare Bargain