Gilpin observer., 1903-08-06

and daughters and Miss Floyd of Den
yer we're party who enjoyed themselves
in Boulder park last Friday.
Bennett E. Seymour and wife re-
turned last Friday evening from six
weeks trip to Boston and into Canada,
where they visited the relatives of Mrs.
Seymour.
Roy Ashbaugh returned to Denver
last Saturday after spending a month
in this city.
Mrs. Edith Hall and daughter, Myrtle,
of La Sale, ILL.,, are visiting with Mrs.
Halls sister Mrs. Charles H., and Capt.
Bergman.
The Misses Amanda Essington and
Edith Olga of Indiana, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Handle at the sum-
mer home of the latter below Perigo.
The young ladies are enjoying the cool
breeZes and mountain scenery immensely
Mrs. A. Mathes is in the city visiting
friends.
Miss Viola Pressnell returned Monday
to her home in Golden.
The Misses Kathy and Carol Dier
who have been visiting the Misses Bris-
tol, returned to their home in Golden
last Monday.
Miss Julia Taylor, one of the teachers
in the schools here, returned Tuesday
from her vacation.
Arthur Collins came up from Denver
on Tuesday.
Dan Monday, former resident of this
city but now of Denver, was visitor
here last Tuesday.
W. Fl. Knowles was up from Denver
Tuesday.
George Schneider, state mine inspector
arrived Tuesday from Victor and left
again yesterday for Breckenridge.
J.J. Kelley, accompanied by Messrs.
Boehnke, Corme and Campbell of
Cleveland, arrived from Denver Tues
day. The gentlemen are interested in
the Spur Daisy.
Miss Maggy Leahy returned Sunday
evening from weeks visit with friends
in Georgetown.
j. S. Beamau was up from Denver
this week, looking after his business in
terests.
The Misses Anna and Mary Hayes of
Denver came up Monday evening and
are visiting with the Misses Mary and
Maggie Leahy.
Mrs. Jennie Doris is up from Denver
this week visiting her mother Mrs. A. A.
Hartong.
Joseph Blight, former well known
citizen of this place came up from Den
yer last Friday to visit old friends. This
is his first visit in 13 years.
Wm. Quiller returned from Denver
Tuesday.
Leo Vohl left yesterday for Salt Lake.
1t is not known whether Leo intends
joining the Mormons or not, but he is in
ulined that way.
j. Franks was passenger to Denver
on Tuesdays traiu.
George Henderson and wife left Tues
day afternoon for Denver.
E.G. Abbott went to Denver on Tues.
day.
DR.. CIV. Shoop who has been spending
several weeks in the western part Of the
state, returned Tuesday. He will attend
to all business at his Office personally.
DR.. Purcell who has been attending
to DR.. Shoop's Office for several weeks
left this morning for Denver.
John Rank left Monday for Durango
where he will remain.
FIG. Packard left Monday for visi,
to Chicago.
John johnson went to Denver Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. b. Mckay was a passenger tt
Denver Monday last.
Arthur Potter went to Denver las
Monday.
Miss Stella Ranny returned to thi!
city on Monday after an absence OF two
months.
j. |. Perkins was a passenger to Den
yer on Monday.
Peter Mackin who has been running
the passenger engine to this city for tn,
past week left for Denver Monday.
p. Mccain came up from Denve
Tuesday.
Henry Bolthof was up from Denve
on Tuesday. Next week in compan.