Gilpin observer., 1903-10-01

| last Friday and is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Williams.
Miss Adzie Hamblyn OF Trinidad ar.
rived last Friday, called here by the ac
cident happening to w. V. Chapman.
Mrs. H. Il. Lake left for Denver yes.
terday morning.
DR.. Gerard left yesterday morning for
Salida to be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. John Hooper came up from Den.
yer Tuesday evening to visit her hus
band.
Ernest Simmons and wife returned
Saturday evening from six weeks trip
to Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Speer came in froin
Rollinsville Sunday.
Hugo Persig and Mrs. Anna Eberhard
drove over from Coulter, Grand county,
last Friday and returned Saturday.
George McGregor and wife arrived last
week from Colorado City, and are resid-
ing on Spring street. George is employed
at the Old Town mine in Russell.
Miss Edna Halden, graduate of the
class OF 0a of the Central High School,
left last week for Oberlin, Ohio, where
she will take years course in the mu-
sicai conservatory at that city.
lProf. II. A. Flynn, former instructor
in the schools in this city, arrived last
Friday, accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Flynn is now principal of the oath st
school in Denver. They remained here
until Sunday afternoon the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Alsdorf.
Rhu Msnhire came up from Denver on
Monday, and returned that afternoon.
He reports that his brother Charles who
is at st. Josephs hospital with an at
tack of pneumonia, is improving very
much.
Ignatz Meyer, who has been at st.
Joseph's hlspital in Denver for several
weeks recovering from an operation, re-
turned h'me last Friday.
Mrs. Bartle left Monday for Denver
where she will reside In the future.
Mr.. Bohmof Bayha & Bohm, monu-
ment makers of Denver, was visitor to
this city last Thursday.
Burt Campbell and wife left for Boul-
der Monday, where Mrs. Campbell will
remain for several Gays.
Ed Williams was up from Denver yes
terday.
Thos. Flynn left yesterday afternoon
for Denver.
Henry Morgan wen. to Denver yester-
day afternoon and from there goes to
Greeley to assist his brother George.
E. Goldman loft yesterday afternoon
for New York City, where he joins his
wife and daughter Carrie, who have been
visiting there for several weeks.
DR.. A. Ashbaugh returned to Denver
yesterday afternoon after weeks stay
here.
A. Rachofsky of the New York Store
Mere. Co, left for Denver yesterday af.
ternoon.
Mrs. L. Connor was passenger to
Denver on yesterday afternoons train.
Mrs. Richard Murley left for her val,
ley home yesterday afternoon.
DIR. A. q. Asquith and Ed. W. Davis OF
the Rocky Mountain National Bank,
returned Tuesday from ten days hunt
ing trip in Middle park.
VIM. Job went to Denver Tuesday
morning aud attended the Republican
state convention as delegate from Gil.
pin county.
Ii. p. Davies attended the Republican
state convention in Denver on Tuesday,
returning Wednesday morning.
Peter Peterson was in from Gipin last
Saturday attending the Republican
county convention.
Charles Richards arrived from Victor
last Saturday to attend the funeral of
his father, Fred Hicks.
Dale Hinman and wife came over from
Cripple Creek Saturday to attend the
funeral OF Fred Hicks.
Mrs Clayton Bush, who was summon
cd here few weeks ago by the death OF
her father, Albert Lintz left this morn
ing for her home in Victor.
Harry Richards was in from Rollins.
vile Sunday attending the funeral OF the
late Fred Hicks. He returned Monday
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