Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs, William Nicholas were
visiting friends in this city on Monday,
having driven in from the Fostoria Co.'s
mines.
II. e. Hazard left for Denver Satur-
day morning to spend Sunday.
Murdock Mckenzie went to Denver
Saturday morning and attended the
driving matinee at City park that after
noon.
John Gilman went down to Golden on
Saturday mornings train.
d. II. Allen left for Denver Saturday
morning and from there went east Tues
day. He was accompanied as far as
Denver by his brother Frank who is re-
turning to his home in Cripple Creek af-
ter several weeks visit in this city.
]. S. Beaman returned to Denver Sat
urday morning.
Mic Sheuer and son spent Saturday in
Denver. returning that evening.
Mrs. S. Lucas went to Denver Satur-
day morning and returned Monday.
Theodore Marx came up from Denver
Saturday morning and visited the King
mine iu Nevada district
R. StJ. Cleary was visitor to this
city last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Noolan and daughter
Mary visited in Denver this week, re-
turning Tuesday evening.
Exalted Ruler Charles McCallister OF
Central lodge No. 557, B. p. o. E., ac.
companied Marshal Robert Wilkinson to
st. Joseph's hospital in Denver Satur-
day last, where the latter was taken ow-
. ing to his illness.
r. n. Lewis was visitor to Denver
Saturday and Sunday.
George McFarlane visited his mothe:
in Denver SATURDAY, returning sunday
I, evening.
Jos Bostwick spent Sunday with his
family in Denver.
ed Mitsbsll came up from Denyer Sat
urday evening, returning Sunday.
George w. Schneider came up from
Denver Saturday evening and Sunday
visited the new reservoir with the city
council
c. W. Goodier of Yankee Hill came
up from Denver Saturday evening.
Mr.. Seaman of the Yankee Consoli-
dated mines, came up from Denver Sat
evening accompanied by his wife and
daughters They drove out to Alice
that evening.
John Kelvin returned Sunday evening
from visit to the valley.
Guy Ashbaugh returned to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
X. A. Hall OF the projected Denver,
Yankee Hill L Western Railway came
up from Denver Saturday evening. He
was accompanied by his brother j. j.
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lumbeck and
Miss Zelma Willoughby all Of Iowa, who
have come to this county to spend a few
weeks OF the hot months. They drove
out to Alice that evening and are now
camped there.
Ed Mcmillan returned from Denver
Saturday evening and drove out to his
camp on Sheridan hill after supper.
G. E. Nichols left last Friday morn
ing for Denver, and on Saturday morn
ing left Denver with the delegation OF
Elks who were going to Baltimore to
take in the annual session OF Elks.
Capt. Charles H. Bergman went to
Denver Friday on business.
Ed l.. Harris went to Denver Friday
to visit his family. .
Or. A. Z. Asquith was a visitor to
Denver Friday and Saturday.
Harry Lundquist is up this week Wis.
iting his parents.
Albert Gundy and wife, Chas E. Phil.
ipps and daughter, Ignass Gundy and
daughter Celia returned from Denver
Sunday evening where they had been
summoned by the death OF Mrs. Albert
Gundy's sister.
Il. J. Hawley returned from Denver
Sunday evening.
Samuel Guy rode a saddle horse to
Denver Saturday and returned by train
Sunday evening.
Dr. Frazer came up from Denver Sun.
day evening.
Miss Mary Mcleod returned Sunday
evening from Denver.
Miss Viola Fontain returned Sunday
evening from Boulder whore she had
been whiting for some time. She wal
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Char
lotte Sears OF Pueblo, who will visit heI