Gilpin observer., 1902-07-17

terday morning.
Miss Ethel Odgers came up from Den.
yer Friday, where she had been visiting
, with her grandmother
w. 81. Hayden returned Friday even.
ing from months vacation spent at his
old home in Maine.
John Kevlin came up from Ralston
Creek this week. He is picking up
) rapidly from his recent sick spell. He
returned Monday to his parents ranch,
where he will remain some time longer.
Mrs. VIM. McCallister and little son
returned Sundry evening from several
weeks visit spent with her parents on
their ranch on Ralston Creek.
A. P. Richards came up from Denver
Monday Morning, having just arrived
there from Dawson City Alaska, having
been called here by the serious illness of
his wife, who has been very ill at her
home in Apex. AS soon as possible MI.
Richards will return to the Klondike ac-
companied by his wife.
B. L. Campbell came up from Denver
Monday morning. Mrs. Campbell is i'm.
proving nicely from her severe illness,
but it will be some time before she can
return home.
Peter McFarlane who paid a visit to
Telluride last week returned TO Central
Monday morning. R. e. Martin accom-.
panied him to Telluride, but found it
impossible, on the return trip, to get by
the fishing grounds on the Gunnison
river, and therefore laid off there for a
few days trouting.
Chris Hesselbine and son were passep.
gers to Central on Monday mornings
train.
G. NJ. Laird visited his family in Den.
yer Sunday last.
Geo. w. Schneider returned last Fri
day from Golden, where his little boy is
very sick, an operation having been
necessary last Thursday.
Hal. Sayr and son were visitors to
Central this week, arriving here on
Monday.
Billy Lamont, station agent at Roll
linsville for the new railroad, left Mon
day morning for that place.
Lewis Fontain went to Denver Satur.
day and returned Monday.
John Rota was visitor to Denver
Saturday evening and Sunday, return
ling Monday morning.
I Richard Sykes, president Of the Kan.
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining Co.,
arrived from Denver Tuesday evening.
F. 81. Messenger. Of the First National
Bank, returned Tuesday from Denver,
where he spent Sunday with his family
in that city.
Hon. 81. ]. Kruse came up from Den.
yer Tuesday evening. He returned last
evening.
DR.. G. v. Sheep, j. F. Fowler, Rev. s.
j. Rogers, Mrs. II. G. Shuck and Miss
Nellie Vincent, all OF this city, who
were delegates to the recent convention
Of the Northern district OF the Epworth
League, held at Fort Collins last week
returned home Tuesday evening. They
report large attendance. The next
convention in 1908 will be held at Idaho
Springs.
Miss Stella Presnell returned to Den.
yer Tuesday.
Walter Thomas of Denver visited his
brother this week.
Mrs. A. Ashbaugh came up from Den.
yer last evening.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Asquith will return
to Central to morrow.
VIM. Hoefie and family are now enjoy.
ing their annual summer outing on the
South Boulder.
Mrs. F. j. Altvater returned last even.
ing from Denver, where for the past four
weeks fhe has been at st. Josephs hos
pital. She is improving nicely, although
not very strong yet.
Fred Meckling came up from Denver
yesterday morning and returned in the
evening.
Miss Mcdonald, Of Denver, is visiting
her friend Mrs. James Faulkner in this
city.
1t is quite relief to Denver citizens
to enjoy the cool atmosphere OF these
hilltops.
Eldora, Boulder county, Miner: Sheriff
Cody and VIM. Harvey, OF Central City,
were in town on Thursday and Friday
looking after their interests. These
gentlemen and their associates own
nearly fifty per cent Of the Eldora town.
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