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Show ! LEADVILLE, COLO. ! i i Mr. Themias Flaherty is in Montrose. Hugh Conway, who was slightly injured in-jured last week, is improving. J. J. Moynahan has returned from a tour of the state. Owen O'Roark, a well-known mining man of this city, has gone to Goldfield to take charge of a mine there. Timothy Kyle returned from an extended ex-tended eastern trip the latter part of the week. John D. Murphy, of West Seventh street, is spending a few days in Pueblo Pu-eblo for his health. Mrs. T. Dunn" entertained a few of her many lady friends on Wednesday afternoon of last week, at an elegant course dinner. Those enjoying the hospitality hos-pitality of Mrs. Dunn were Mesdames Fames, O'Brien. Glllett. Parr. Davis. Gildea. Buchannan, Carr, McGaskill, and Misses Dunn and Willey. Misses Edna and Leona Hanifeii entertained en-tertained a number of their friends at a skating party Saturday afternoon at the Palace ice rink. After the children had enjoyed themselves cutting up the ice with their fancy figures, they were all taken to the home of Annie Samuel, Sam-uel, vNere a dainty lunch awaited them. Those enjoying Ihe sport of the afternoem tver.1: Jeanette Dale, Marguerite Mar-guerite Lea, Leona Moore, Edna Hani-fen. Hani-fen. Mary Bohn. Leona Hanifen, Georg; McDonald, Annie Samuels, Florence and Marion Wallasea, Edward Ed-ward Hanifen, Kthel and Florence Gage, Grace Uriel, Agnes Grant, Clarence Clar-ence Hume. Arthur Schayer, Agnes Con ners. Allan McDonald. Harold Stil-well, Stil-well, Bichard Spensley, Frank Kend-rick. Kend-rick. Lawrence Grant. |
