Gilpin observer., 1904-07-07
niece Miss Dorothy Hicks, who has
been spending few days with her grand.
ma in Golden.


Charles M. Laird Of Washington d. G.
arrived in this city on Thursday evening
on visit with his brother G. M. Laird
Of the Register. Call.
Miss Rennie Simmons the popular
telephone operator spent the Fourth
visiting with friends in Idaho Springs.
Leo Voll was a passenger to Denver
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gilman were pass
engers to Denver Sunday morning to
spend the Fourth with relatives.
F. B. Mcleod returned the latter part
Of last week from Kingman Arizona,
where he has been for the last two mon
this attending to mining interests.
Mrs. Charles Bergman and son were
passengers to Denver Monday morning
to spend the day visiting friends.
Mrs. F. B. Mcleod and daughter Ra-
chel were passengers to the valley Mon
day morning to spend few days visiting
with friends.
VIM. Hoehe returned from visit to
the valley last Saturday evening.
Rev. Chrissman came up from Denver
Friday evening to officiate at st. Paul's
church Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Hannah. VIM. Hayden
and Miss Blanche Becker formed o
merry party who spent the Fourth with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Potter at Rollinsville.
Edwin Rule and Joseph Flynn went to
Idaho Springs Sunday to take their an
nual bath.
Miss Agnss Sennett OF Cripple Creek,
spent the Fourth visiting with friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. G. Chamberlain of
Idaho Springs, spent the Fourth visiting
in this city with Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Jenkins.
Thomas Bate, after spending few
days in the city returned to Denver
Monday afternoon.
Ed. Mitchell. after spending Sunday
with his mother, returned to Denver
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. William Warren was passenger
to Golden Monday afternoon.
Ed. L. Harris, after a visit with his
family in Denver, returned Monday
evening.
Leroy William returned from a visit
to Denver Monday evening.
Fred Ballard returned from a short
soiourn in Denver Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deschler re-
turned from visit to Denver Monday
evening.
Joseph Dennis returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Monday evening.
Seymour Campbell was passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Guy Morrison and James Gilmour
Jr.. spent the Fourth at Rollinsville.
Frank Grabmair and lady, Geo. Phil.
ipps and lady, formed a jolly party who
spent the Fourth at Silver Lake.
Fred McFarlane returned from visit
with his parents in Denver Tuesday
morning.
William Smith returned from short
visit to Denver Tuesday morning.
District Attorney Thurman was pas.
senger up from his home at Littleton
Tuesday morning.
Jos. Beamsn came up from Denver
Tuesday morning to attend to his busi-
ness interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Lewis returned
from visit with friends in Denver Tues.
day morning.
Miss Ada Batchelder OF the Telephone
company, after spending her vacation
with her mother in Golden returned
Monday evening.
Mayor Davies returned Sram q visit
with his family in Denver Tuesday morn.
ing.
Frank Cody returned from few days
visit to the Queen City Tuesday morn.
ing.
Otto L. Altvster OF The OBsERvER
force, returned from Denver Tuesday
morning, where he took In the doiugs.
John Trevithick returned from visit
to Denver Tuesday morning.
John Wells was passenger up from
Denver Tuesday morning.
Henry Altvster. Jr., was = passenger
up from Denver Tuesday evening, where
he took 10 the various attractions.
. Burt Teats and wife arrived from
Pocatsllo, Idaho, Friday evening, where
they have been residing for the pest
year.
Al1red Vincanf rafurnad Rsou, Dan.>.