Gilpin observer., 1903-03-26
Henry Bolthof ca me: up from Denver
on Wednesday morning.

yesterday.
George Forman made business trip
to Denver Wednesday afternoon.
Steve Brereton accompanied mum
Der Of mining men to this city the first
OF the week.
John Dickey went to Denver Monda y
on business.
Judge Hicks went to Denver Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fontaine and the smaller
children went to Pueblo Saturday for
visit with friends and relatives.
Rev. A M Hendee went to Denver
Monday to attend called meeting OF
Denver Presbytery.
Mrs. r. Fl. Clark's sister Mrs. Rood,
came up from Denver Friday laot and
will spend this week with the family OF
Prof. Clark.
Capt Stedman OF American City,
passed through Central yesterday on his
way to Denver.
g. E. Wiley was passenger to Den
yer on yesterday afternoons train.
j. G. Dickey, vile and son left yester-
day for Denver.
CJames Lynn returned from several
months visit to Cripple Creek last week.
He left yesterday for Denver.
Miss Anna Scheffier left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Denver to spend her vacat-
ion.
f. c. Young and w. Fullerton were
visitors here this week and returned to
Denver. Tuesday.
Miss Lille May left last Friday to
spend few days with friends in Denver.
Mrs. w NJ. Martin and sister left Sun
day afternoon for Arvada.
Leo Vol left Sunday afternoon to
spend a few days 10 Denver.
NJ. w. Ballard was visitor to Denver
last Sunday.
Horace Kruse left Sunday afternoon
for Denver
Miss Isabelle Galligan was passen-
ger to Denver on Sunday afternoons s
train.
Bruce NJ. Meyers was visitor to the
capital Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. F. j. Altvater was visitor to
Denver Monday and Tuesday this week
r. l.. Martin returned from Denver on
Monday evenings train.
Miss Tillie Stab! is visiting with Miss
Marie Parshall at Roscoe.
W. J. Lewis went to Denver Friday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ed Williams
on Saturday. lie returned Monday.
Peter McFarlane returned from Den
YER Monday evening.
S. w. Brereton came up from Denver
on Monday evening.
w. S. Fowler returned fiom Denver on
Monday evenings train.
F.. S. Messiter left for Denver Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank McGinnis returned from
Denver last Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. o. Jenkins left Friday after
noon for Denver where she attended the
funeral OF Il. w. Williams.
John Flynn came up from Denver on
Monday.
j. J. Reilley arrived Tuesday morning
and is looking after his mining interests
but will leave Sunday for California to
be gone about two months. Upon his
return he will be accompanied by his
family which is new at Los Angeles.
c. o. Anderson, representing the
Rocks Mountain Elk, monthly paper
devot ed to the interests OF the b. p. o.
Elks, was visitor to this city on Mon
day. He met with much encouragement
of which the paper is deserving rs it is
the best OF its kind We have seen in this
state.
Dan Lynch, president OF the Silent
Friend Mining Co. Of Leadville, was il
the city shaking friends with old time
friends He is doing very well in the
Cloud City and reports that the mine
is paying regular dividends. He left
Tuesday afternoon for Denver to visit
his daughter, Mrs. b. Kimber.
A. NJ. Potter came in from Rollinsvillt
yesterday to spend few days with his
parents.
ID. II. Allen left yesterday morning
for Denver.
II. A. Hall returned from Denver las
evening.
The firm OF Cain Il Hannah, has beer
dissolved, and it will hereafter be con
duptad hy Mr. Hannah Mr. Caip I'm,