Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
ion. He speaks in glowing terms Of the

people Of Cincinnati in their manDer oi
entertaining guests. On his way home
he stopped at st. Louis and took in the
Worlds fair, and says it is the sight OF q
lifetime and worth going miles to see.
Ii. P. Davies went to Denver Sunday
morning to spend the day with bis family
A. G. Pattison was passenger to Den.
yer Sunday morning to spend the day
visiting with friends.
Miss Beatrice Rule went to Denver
on Sunday morning to visit with her
mother and sister during the day.
Walter Loughran, an old Central boy
who is on the staff Of the Denver News,
came up Thursday afternoon OF visit
to relatives and friends, returning to the
two weeks vacation, with full pay. which
the Rocky Mountain News allows all its
employees each year.
Henry Harrington was business pas
senger to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. McBurnie went to the valley Sun
day afternoon.
Lawrence Messenger was passenger
to Denver Sunday afternoon to make a
short visit with his mother.
Henry Howard returned from short
sojourn in Denver Sunday evening. He
was accompanied by his wife, who will
visit few days in this city.
Miss Gertrude Zahn returned from the
valley Monday morning, where she has
been spending her vacation.
George Schneider, deputy mining in
spector, came up from Denver Monday
morning on business matters.
George Forman returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancock of George
town spent Sunday in this city visiting
with friends. Mrs. Hancock was formerly
Miss Lawrence, teacher in the public
schools here.
Mrs. Henry Dennis arrived from Trull,
Routt county, the latter part of last
week on visit with friends.
Mrs. W. o. jenkins and son Walter
were passengers to Colorado Springs and
Goldtield Monday morning to spend some
time with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Evelyn Updegraff was passsn-
ger to Denver Monday afternoon to
spend few weeks with her sister in
that city.
Fl. A. Hicks was business passenger
to Denver Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matthews and
family returned Monday evening from u
short visit to Golden.
A. II. Day returned from short so
journ in Denver Monday evening.
r. L. Martin was passenger up from
Denver Monday evening.
James La Bean returned from few
days trip to Denver Monday evening.
Miss Cora Mann went to Denver Sat
urday morning to spend few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Jacob Leidinger went to Golden Sat,
urday morning to take in the Wood
mems picnic.
Sam Lucas went to Golden Saturday
morning to celebrate with the Woodmen.
John Jordan was passenger to Gold.
en- to take in the Woodmen's doings.
Elmer Eldridge went to Golden Satur-
day morning to spend the day at the
Woodmen's picnic.
J. Cowling left Saturday morning for
the state OF Idaho. where he has secured
employment.
Mrs. James Ferrell was passenger to
the valley Saturday morning.
Mrs. John Dillon and daughter re.
turned Sunday morning from Montpe-
lier, Idaho, where they have veen visit.
ing for the last six weeks. They both
enjoyed the trip immensely and were
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bawden returned
from visit to Boston and st. Louis Sun.
day morning. For tho past year Mr..
Bawden has been in the gold fields of
South Africa, but there is probably no.
where on earth more trying climate
than Africa, and nowhere in the world
are such salaries paid to mining men as
there. After experiencing the hardships
of the worst climate on earth," Mr..
Bawden says he is quite content to spend
the remainder OF his days in the "best
climate on earth"
Fred McFarlane was passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss Vera Sisson was u passenger to