Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10

Misses Sadie and Maize Reed of Gold
en- returned home Monday afternoon af-
ter spending several days here with their
friend Miss Ethel Treyithick and visit
ing their father Conductor Reed.
Hon. S. V. Newell came up from Den
yer Mondsy morning.
Harry siusser, wife and daughters
we're passengers to Denver Monday af-
ternoon.
Miss Anna Schefiier left Monday af-
ternoon for Arvada. where she has ac-
cepted good position as teacher in the
public school.
Mrs. Star Bassett was a visitor to
Denver Monday.
Mrs. R. S. Harvey and daughter re-
turned from Denver Tuesday evening.
Sol Bacharach returned from Denver
on Tuesday evenings train.
Bruce M. Meyers was passenger up
from Denver on Tuesday evening.
r. L. Martin returned from Denver
Tuesday.
Burt Campbell and wife went to Boul-
der Saturday, where Mrs. Campbell will
remain for a short time as her health
has been poorly of late in this city. Mr..
Campbell returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. }. a. Eva of Denver was visiting
friends 10 this city last week. She was
the guest of Mrs. Sam Lucas.
Miss Lulu Hagspiel who has been Wis.,
itihg in this city the past four weeks, re-
turned to her home in Denver Monday
afternoon. She was accompanied by
Miss Lena Altvater who will visit her
for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. F. j. Altvater was a passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon and returned
Tuesday.
Frank Hardy and bride left Tuesday
afternoon for Denver. 1t is probable
that they will locate at some town along
the proposed Moffatt railroad.
Richard Murley came up from his
ranch near Arvada Tuesday morning
This is his first trip mere for several
weeks as he had quite severe sick spell
but is getting along nicely now.
p Mccain returned from Denve,
Tuesday morning.
j. McShane came up from his ranch
near Arvada last Tuesday morning.
| Mrs. Thomas Rowe and son who have
been visiting friends in Golden returned
to Central Tuesday morning.
Clarence Morgan who has been taking
a vacation for several weeks visiting rel
atives in Aspen and intimate friend il
Denver, returned Tuesday morning.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller came up from
Denver Tuesday morning to attend t.
some business matters here.
Phil Schmidt went to Denver Satur
day and returned Tuesday morning.
John Smutz went tos Denver Satur
day evening. While down there he at
tempted to paint the town, but th,
painter dropped the paint can and Johns
clothes were all smutted up. He had I
tailor clean them while he waited.
Howard Abbott and wife and children
of Golden, who have been visiting Mrs
George Barrick since Sunday, left yes
terday afternoon for home.
Jacob Mack and wife came up frou
Denver Sunday morning and returne,
that afternoon.
Frank Kengal returned to Denver yes
terday afternoon.
John Brohl was passenger to Denve
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Schurman OF Pomona, Ca
ifornia, arrived Saturday from Denve
and is visiting her sister Mrs. Henr
Becker. She is on her way home fror
an eastern trip.
w. Kriley, former resident OF thi
city, arrived here Monday overland iron
North park, where ho has been prospec
ing all summer. Bill is looking we'll bu
is anxious to get home to his wife an
children.
George Barrick, Henry Bolthoff an
Mr.. Webb who left three weeks ago fc
trip through Grand and Rout countie
returned home last evening. They di
considerable prospecting while ava.
and were on tho go continually. 4
Mrs. A. Il. Bonesteel came up frol
Denver Saturday and is visiting her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Becker.
DR.. G. N. Suttner and Mr.. Charl,
Faith, both Of Elwood, Indiana, were vi
itors to this city Tuesday and we're b.
ing shown around by Mr.. Ballatyn
{ Tho gentlemen are interested In the Il
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