Gilpin observer., 1903-02-26

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He returned Wednesday. afternoon.
Otto 6auer and wife came up from
Denver Monday morning TO attend the
funeral services Of the late J.. G. Nc
Shane.
John Eiiman Jr. came up from Leyden
Monday evening to take 10 the fret an
nual ball Of the Elks Social Club that
night. He returned Tuesday afternoon
accomanied by his wife.
Miss Florence Harris came up from
Denver Sunday to attend the Elks ball
Monday evening. She was accompanied
by her sister Miss Marguerite.
Charles Taylor, formerly conducting q
barber shop In this city was shaking
hands with his pany friends in this city
last Sunday morning. He returned +,
his home in Denver Tuesday morning.
Mr. Louis Rschofsky after attending to
business in Denver, returned TO Central
Saturday morning.
VIM. echoll attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Moshane at Arvsds ysstesdsy. re-
turning to this city last sveuing.
Dr.. Hannah, the dentist, returned last
evening from few days soiourn in Don
YER.
James Faulkner was summoned to
Denver Tuesday morning by the death
Of his father-in law, Mr.. Dorrity. Mr..
Faulkner returned last evening.
Eureka s. Holmes, wife and Miss
Grace Tonkin, were visitors to Idaho
Springs Tuesday.
E. w. Williams came up from Denver
Tuesday morning and returned in the
afternoon.
Postmaster James A. Gilmour went to
Denver Tuesday morning and returned
last evening.
Fred Dillon returned from Golden last
evening. whittier he went to make final
arrangements for the funeral of his
father.
A. NJ. Potter was over from Rollins
vile last Friday, returning on Monday.
W. II. Knowles came up from Denver
Monday evening. and Tuesday morning
drove over to Ro;linsville.
Chaa. E. " iley was visitor to Denver
Tuesday evenit7 returning yesterday
morning.
Miss Tessa Thurman weut to Denver
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. A. Ashbaugh came up from Den
yer Thursday morning.
John Best was up from Denver Friday
morning.
Henry Bolthoff came up from Denver
Friday morning.
Miss Gertrude Zahm who has been
teaching school at Gilpin has accepted a
position at Boulder.
Ed. Quigley was over from Idaho last
Thursday.
G. w. Mabee went to Denver last Fri
day to visit his family.
Mrs. B. L. Cambell came up from
Boulder last week.
F. Ballard returned from Denver Mon.
day.
Lawrence McCarty and Ed Hansen
started Sunday for Middle Park where
they will attend the wedding of Miss
Lehman the youngest daughter of Henry
Lehman.
Mrs. Thos. Bowden and little son came
over from Idsho Springs Sunday even
ing, and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Eilman. She attended the Elk's dance
Monday evening.
e. s. Moulton OF the Rocky Mountain
concentratoF in Black Hawk, went to
Denver Tuesday morning, accompanied
by his wife. Mr.. Moulton returned last
evening.
Rev. A. M. lIendee OF the Presbyterian
church. left for Denver Monday morning,
and returned that evening. He went to
Arvada yesterday with the McShane
funeral and returned last evening.
W. McCallister and wife went to Ar.
vada yesterday morning to attend the
funeral OF Mrs McShane. After the
funeral they visited Mrs. McCallisters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelvin, who
live on the line Of the new Mofrat rail
frst
road. They returned last evening"
Charles McCallister, who went to Ar.
vada to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Nc.
Shane yesterday morning, returned home
last evening. While in Denver yester.
day Mr.. McCalhster met former Cen.
tralite, Thomas Lucas, who had just ar
rived from Silvetton. where he has re