Gilpin observer., 1903-10-08

noon last for Denver where she was
called by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Dorris who is at
ST. Anthou, S hospital We are pleased
to announce that Mrs. Doris is at pres
ent getting along nicely.
w. G. Stevans of the telephone com
pany went to Denver Saturday last on
a business trip.
Raymond Knight went to Denver Sat
urday to visit his sister, Mrs. Doris.
Mrs. Frank Owen left Saturday after
noon for a visit to Denver.
j. Fl. Eva OF Cripple Creek, Mrs. ]. H.
Eva OF Denver, AMI CHS Stevens ar
rived last Thursday, being called here
by the de lth OF Mrs. Eva's father, Wm
Trathen. They returned to Denver
afternoon.
Ed and Frank Griffith arrived Friday
last from their home in Iowa, and will
remain here, where they are again en-
ployed by their uncle, NJ. T. Griffith.
Miss Ethel Ti-rney came up from
Denver Saturday on visit to her par
ents, James Terney and wife.
Ed Mitchell came up from the state
house last Sunday morning.
D. c. Armitage left for Denver Satur-
day morning to meet his wife and child
rem upon their return home from three
months visit east. Upon arriving in
| nit hs, ~ ha latt
and left Mrs. Armitage in that city with
the little one. He returned Sunday.
I! V. Vallero was passenger to Denver
| Monday afternoon.
E. NJ. Messiter was passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon.
| Mrs. John Carkeek came over from
Silver Plume last Saturday to attend
the funeral OF her uncle, Wm. Trathen.
Miss Mamie Brown, who has been
visiting with her mother and brother in
this city for several days, left for Denver
Monday afternoon.
Wm. Tippett of Harris & Tippett, was
passenger to Denver Monday afternoon
| uBOh IL oiOit cASihSoo titP.
Il. Hazard left Monday afternoon for
a short visit with friends in Pueblo.
Marion Rogers rode over from Idaho
Springs yesterday afternoon.
John Brohl who has been on the sick
list for some time, returned from Denver
last week and is very much improved.
Thomas Morris returned last Wedues-
day from Kremlin, Routt county, where
be has been for some time.
J. S. Beaman was up from Denver and
returned Tuesday.
W. c. Fullerton was a visitor to Dan
yer Tuesday, returning that evening.
Mrs. ". II. Barrick and daughter went
to Golden and Denver last Friday, and
returned Monday evening.
B. E. Seymour and wife. Mrs. Harry
Seymour and sister Miss Lille May,
went to Denver last Saturday morning
to spend a week il that city.
James Parsell and wife left Tuesday
morning for their old home in Illinois.
Neil Mckay and wife went to Denver
Tuesday morning where Neil will be
compelled to undergo treatment for
rupture.
John Best came up from Denver
Tuesday morning and returned yester-
day afternoon.
Private Ernest Carter returned Tues.
day from Camp Goldfeld, where he has
been with Co. +, for several weeks. He
reports that the company will oe must
cred out Saturday and all the boys will
return home by Monday.
Charles Rey nolds, wife and brother oil
Pueblo arrive d Tuesday on visit to Mr.
and Mrs. John Hendricksou.
Peter McFarlane was a Denver visi tor
iSunday.
w. c. Matthews came up from Golden
the first OF the week. On Tuesday even
ing his household goods arrived here
and he and his family will now occupy
the residence OF VIM. Nicholas on Eu.
reka street.
Mrs. Louise Nicholas drove in from
the Hall ranch yesterday, returning in
the AFTERNOONS.
NJ. T, Griffith vas visitor to Denver
Saturday where he went to see his son
Charles. whom he reports as getting
along nicely.
Miss May Harvey Of Boulder was in
the city last week visiting her brother
sherman and family.
Mrs. Richard Murley was passenger
to the valley yesterday afternoon.
| George and Win Barrick and George