Gilpin observer., 1903-08-27

Peter McFarlane went to Denver Sat
urday to visit over Sunday.
Frank Mills and ]. Chapman vent to
Denver Saturday, where they took in
the sights that evening and Sunday.
NJ. Draper was visitor to Denver
Saturday and Sunday.
c. E. Wiley went to Denver Sunday
morning to attend the state rifle shoot.
c. E. Philipps and Albert Gundy were
visitors to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. James Davidson left Sunday
morning for Denver.
Peter Mackin is up from Denver and
is engineer of the c e. S passenger, dur
ing the absence of James Bristol.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann spent Sunday in
Denver, returning that evening.
]. McD. Livesay came up from Denver
Tuesday morning.
DIP. Lynch came over from Leadville
Tuesday to visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Golden Globe: Mrs. Roscoe Nichols
started for Kansas this week on two
weeks visit.
James Couch went to Denver Sunday
to visit with friends.
The Misses Jean and Yetta McFar-
lane after few days visit in this city,
returned to Denver Sunday morning.
They were accompanied by Miss Jean
Campbell who will visit with them for a
few weeks.
V. Vallero and "a P. Boulter left Tues
day morning for Boulder park, where
they will fish for q few days.
Ollie Peterson was passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning.
Philip Oldwsiler spent Sunday last in
Denver.
Mrs. James Ha,,fhan and Mrs. Thomas
Welch left Sunday morning for Denver.
John Morris came over from Cripple
Creek last week to visit his mother, and
returned to Cripple Monday.
r. L. Martin went to Denver Monday
morning.
Miss Loretta Loughran left for Den
yer Monday to visit few days before CO.
ing to Greeley where she will attend the
Normal school.
Edwin Mitchell LEFT Monday for Dem
yer, after spending Sunday with his
parents in this city.
Fred Kruse left for Denver Monday
morning.
County Superintendent of Schools Ida
Kruse was passenger to Denver Mon
day morning.
Henry Becker went to Denver Monday
morning.
Ralph Chase went to Denves Monday
morning on business.
James Rowett left Tuesday afternoon
for New York, from where he sets sail
next Saturday for his boyhood home
in Redruth, Cornwall, England. He left
home % years ago, and has since resided
in the United States, 3 years on Lake
Superior and the remaining % years in
Gilpin county, where he has made many
friends who wish him God speed on his
journey. He hopes to surprise his wife
and children and his aged mother, none
OF whom has he seen since leaving home
% years ago.
A. L. Anderson and wife who have
been visiting with relatives at Montrose,
returned Sunday evening.
Prof. f. H. Clark returned Sunday
evening from six weeks trip through
Colorado, visiting Normal schools and
institutions and viewing scenery.
A. Rachofsky, wife and children re-
turned Sunday evening from a two
months trap through California and the
Pacific coast. They had an ENJOYABLE
time and were much benefited by the
trip.
Dr.. A. Ashbaugh came up from Den.
YER Friday evening and remained several
days.
Mrs. George p. Blair OF California, is
visiting with Mrs. H. A. Hicks this week
George Billings who has been spend.
ing several days here visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. b. p. Thomas, and husband,
to Denver Tuesday. He was
to this city by his little
friend. Miss May Parry.
Mrs. Minnie Peters and Mrs. Jennie
Stone who have been visiting friends in
this city for several weeks, left Tuesday
for their home in Lead City, South Da.
kota.