Gilpin observer., 1903-07-30

chants on Tuesday.
Fred Kruse, Jr., went TO Denver Tues
day afternoon.
Hal Sayr and wife we're visitors to
this city this week, returning Tuesday
afternoon.
Fred Belcher left Tuesday afternoon
for Georgetown after visiting with rela-
tives in this city.
Miss Millie Poole who has been visit
ing friends in Idaho Springs, returned
last Sunday. She was accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Huddleson of that city who
will visit here.
Rocky Mountain Herald: Eugene IB
Teats, formerly of Central City and Den.
yer, but now of South America returned
to Denver last Sunday and will remain
for short time. He is largely interest
ed in mining in Dutch Guiana and is
here for the purpose Of securing several
expects to go with him to that country.
The Herald of Nevada, Vernon Co.,
Mo-, under date of July "a says: The
ladies of the w. r. G. held a picnic at
the Ashbaugh lake Wednesday. The
w. r. G. of Liberal was invited, but
failed to come. The following ladies'
representing the Nevada w. X. G. came
out on the morning train and enjoyed
the day iinlly: Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Pot
ter, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Potter, and Miss
Stewart G. G. Delaney, wife and
daughter, of Ellis, and goodly number
from the surrounding country were also
present making nice little gathering.
The day was pleasantly spent at this
beautiful inland lake, with its pleasant
shade trees and we'll kept lawn, to say
nothing of the bountiful feast spread
and so heartily enjoyed by all. The hos
pitable host and hostess, DIR. and Mrs.
Ashbaugh, did not allow the time to
drag, but enlivened the hours by their
happy Jokes. DR.. Ashbaugh and his
estiIabie wife will leave in about two
weeks for Central City, Colo, where
they will perhaps spend the fall and wiz
ter.
Idaho Springs Siftings; George Ma.
bee and Professor Hughes, two ot Cen
trails prominent citizs1s were anor-
the visitors here last Tuesday. Tbey
sampeled the baths.
Silver Plume Standard Albert PAYNE
went over to Central City last week to
take charge OF an assay Office, as the
proprietor wished to take-a vacation for
| a few weeks.
Mrs J. D. Richards was a visitor to
Denver Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Nolan and sister are visit
ing with Mrs. Thirza Trevithick and
family.
Peter Mackin is now at the throttle of
the passenger engine running to this
city.
John James, John Kelvin and Will
Sennett left yesterday afternoon for
Idaho Springs.
l.. Brown the cigar man went to Den
yer yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Bennetts who has been
visiting John G. Williams and wife for
the past week, left yesterday afternoon
for her home in Butte, Montana.
Rev. W. G. Higgins and bride Of Le-
banon, Illinois, are visiting with Judge
and Mrs. q. A. Hicks.
Ed Williams was up from Denver yes
terday.
Mrs. Oscar Pitts and daughter return
ed Tuesday evening from visit with
Denver and Cripple Creek friends.
Mrs. Will H. Day and two daughters
Miss Anna and Mrs. Lillian Mcdonald
Of Peoria, ILL.,, and Miss Isabelle Gala
her OF Denver, are in the city visiting
with Mrs. Days brother, DR.. A. Fl. Day
and wife.
Fred McFarlane returned from Den
yer Tuesday evening, having attended
the circus.
Thomas Richards and bride returned
Tuesday evening from Denver where
they had been married.
Mr.. Havens OF Leadville was in the
city Tuesday looking after some mining
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. c.
Todd in this city for several weeks, left
Saturday on their return home.
Will Hambly and Frank Hepborne
left last Thursday for Silver Lake on a
fishing trip and returned Sunday even.
ing. They report catching 1876 fish Fri.
day night and brought as many as that
home.