Gilpin observer., 1904-03-17
N. d. Owen, former resident OF this
city, came up from Denver Tuesday and
was visiting his old friends.

up from Denver Tuesday and will visit
his father in this city for several days.
E. e. Chase, former surveyor of this
city, came up from Denver Tuesday
morning
Steve Brereton was up from Denver
Monday evening to look after his min
ing interests here.
w. r. Benzie of the Benzie Invest
ment Company, came up from Denver
yesterday and has been looking after
their property here.
August Boehmer was a passenger
to Arvada yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Bate went to Denver on yes
| terday afternoons train.
T. }. Lee of Rollinsvile left yesterday
afternoon for Denver, being called there
by the deatII of his wife, which occurred
yesterday morning, after short illness.
The bereaved husband and five children
have the sincere coincidence of the com
munity in the loss of their dear mother
and wife.
Leo Voll was passenger to Denver
yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Ranney came up from Denver
last evening on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Ii. III. Lake.
Mrs. John Carkeek came over from
Silver Plume last evening on a visit to
relatives.
John Donnley returned from Denver
last evening after visit Of several days.
Samuel Lucas and mother were pas
sengers up from Denver or last evenings
train. Sam has lately returned from a
visit to California, but says he prefers
old Gilpin.
DIR. Z. V. Shoop returned from Den
yer last Monday evening where he had
his eyes treated by an eye specialisty as
they had been bothering him lately.
Miss Louise Chase, who has been Wis.,
iting with friends in Denver for a week,
returned home Monday evening.
Geo. Scheer, of Golden, was visiting
the merchants here Tuesday.
Seymour Campbell returned from
visit to Denver Monday morning.
| DIR. Abe hshbaugh, of Denver, was
visiting here last Monday.
V. NJ. Came, of the Teller House, was
a passenger to Denver Monday afternoon.
r. Sykes and II. j. Hawley returned
Monday evening from Denver after
spending Sunday in that city.
Matt. j. Ryan, former prominent
resident OF this city, arrived Monday
evening from Leadville, after an absence
Of six years. He reports that Leadville,
and in fact al! the mining camps in the
state as being very quiet, and some of
them very dull. He will remain for
few days and possibly permanently.
John j. Reilley. a prominent mining
man OF this state, was here yesterday
looking after his mining interests.
Rev. w. N. Friond of Golden was here
Tuesday evening assisting in the ordina-
tion Of Rev. Harvey of this city.
Harry Rachofsky OF Durango was here
Tuesday visiting his brother Abe.
Felix Gabardi, brother of Max Ca
bardi, arrived from Hibbing, Minnesota,
Friday evening and will reside here in
the future. He has accepted position
with Wagner & Askew Of Russell gulch.
Louis Tiger, a former business man OF
this city. arrived from Denver Monday
evening to spend few days in this city.
Arthur Kruse was a passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning to spend few days
with his mother in that city.
Rev. Fred Williams Of Idaho Springs
was here Tuesday assisting in the ordi.
nation Of Rev. Harvey.
Mrs. Anton Richter and children were
passengers to Arvada Tuesday afternoon
and will reside there in the future.
John Dillon made a business trip to
Denver yesterday morning.
James r. Quigley was passenger to
Denver Monday morning.
Mre. Fritz j. Altvater and Miss Lena
Altvater went to Denver Monday morn.
ing and remained until last evening,
visiting with the formers sister.
8. A. Rank who was summoned to his
old home In Minnesota some two weeks
ago by the serious illness Of his father,
returned Tuesday evening. He found
his father slightly improved and able to
get around the house with assistance.
Mr.. Rank says he found no snow on his
journey until he got into the northern
part Of Minnesota.
James Rule went to Denver Sunday
and returned Monday evening. While