Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
PERSONALS

Morris Hazard went 10 Denver Odtur-
day and returned Tuesday morning.
George w. Mabee returned 10 Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Ed Snyder left for Denver Saturday
and came up Tuesday.
D. j. Mckay left Saturday afternoon
for Denver to spend Sunday with his
family.
Ed Lintz and wife went to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Ed Weir and wife returned Monday
evening from Cripple Creek and will re-
main here.
w. A. McNulty went to Denver Sat-
urday afternoon and returned Sunday
evening.
Fred Meckling was in the city last
Saturday looki & after some mining
business. lie returned to Denver in the
afternoon.
Armond Thompson and wife we're pas
sengers to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Fred McFarlaDe left Saturday after
noon to visit his mother and sister.
Wm. Martin and his sister, Esther,
left Saturday afternoon for Arvada to
visit with Mr.. Martins family at the
ranch near that place. During Mr..
i Martins visit home his 9-year old boy
met with painful accident. The young
lad was learning to ride a bicycle and
while going along the road was met by
a wagon driven by a drunk en- man. For
some inexplicable reason the man drove
across the aoad and the boy ran into the
wagon, causing him TO be thrown from
the bicycle and fracturing his jaw bone
at the point of the chin. The lad was
picked up and taken home, ana from
there taken to st. Joseph's hospital in
Denver for treatment 1t is to be hoped
that the boy will soon be able to be out
and that no serious complication set it.
Mr.. Martin returned Tuesday
Miss Rachel Bowler returned to Den
yer Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Flagler returned 10 Den
yer Saturday afternoon after weeks
visit In the county.
, Miss Mamie Voll returned Saturday
evening from weeks visn 10 Denver.
J. Z. Lightbourne and family who
have been spending the summer months
: in Boulder park, returned to Central the
first OF the week.
Miss Edith BostwicS who has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Sisson, returned
to her home in Denver Tuesday morn
ing.
L. NJ. Schultz returned Tuesday even
) ing from Denver where he spent Labor
day With his family.
George Mcleod arrived from Cripple
A Creek Tuesday evening to visit his par
t ents and relatives.
Thos Irvine came up from Denve
Tuesday evening.
John Fitzgibbons aud wife returned
:. home Tuesday evening after visit will
:" friends IN the valley.
L. II. Mountz OF Pine Creek was pas
ssnger to Denver Monday morning.
Wm. Bennallack, Sr., went to Denve
Monday morning.
John Cody was passenger to Denve
q Monday morning whore he attended tn
o Democratic state convention. He re
9 turned Tuesday morning.
t James Gilmour went to Denver Mon
i day morning 10 see the militia of TO
n Cripple Creek.
Rem Hal! came up from Golden Sun
o day morning with the base ball boys. Fl
0 returned Monday morning, after show
s ing his ability as base ball player Sun
day afternoon.
E.S. Messiter was passenger to Der
y YER Monday morning.
\ Miss Mable Poff returned from Der
q yer Monday morning, where she spen
several days.
Frank Rule was Up from Denver Nor
d day morning.
J. Med. Livesay came up from Der
yer Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank McGinniss left Saturda
:. last for Denver where she was joined b
her husband. They left Denver toda
II II for a months trip through the enster
A states. MIR. McGinnis has worked har,
a the past year and Is entitled to yaci
tiou, but we will miss his smiling count,
nance during his absence.
Judge II. A. Hicks and wife accom-
panied tho Hon, George p. Blair an
wife to Denver Sunday. Mr.. Blair an
70 wife who have been spending the pm
y. month in this city will leave this wee