Gilpin observer., 1904-07-21


Denver Sunday morning to spend the
day visiting his parents.
Percy Alsdorf went to Denver Sunday
and returned in the evening
by his wife.
Geo Henderson took advantage Of the
excursion rate and spent Sunday in
Denver. s'7
VIM. Manuel was passenger to Den
YER Sunday morning to spend the day
visiting friends.
H. A. Hicks returned from trip to
Denver Sunday morning.
Bruce Meyers returned from short
visit to Denver Sunday morning.
Otto Baeder was passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning to see what was
doing.
j. Donnelley spend last Sunday visit
ing in Denver.
II. j. Koch was passenger to Denver
Sunday morning to visit with friends
during the day.
Misses Celia Klais, Minnie Martin and
jamie Mitchell and Messrs Charles Light
William and Frank Gray, formed .
merry party who took trip over the
Loop Sunday morning. They returned
that evening.
Miss Maud Chapple was a passenger
to Denver Sunday uorning to visit with
her young friends in that city,
Mrs. Lundwick went to Denver Sun
day morning to spend the day visiting
with friends,
Miss Nellie Henley was q passenger 70
Denver Sunday morning.
Harry Seymour went to Denver Sun
day to take in the various attractions.
VIM. Hoskins was passenger to Den
YER Sunday morning.
VIM. Martin was a passenger to Ar
vada Sunday morning.
James Flynn was passenger to Den.
yer Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Roberts arrived
home last Sunday noon after a visit oi
two months with relatives and friends
throughout Illinois and Wisconsin
where they formerly lived. They were
accompanied there by Miss Susie Bow
den who was delighted with the expe. :
fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Siattery and fami-
ly drove out to Rollinsville to spend the
day and to see the excursion trains on
the Moffat road.
Miss Julia Flynn returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Denver Sun
day evening.
Miss Velma Mayor came up from Den
yer Saturday evening to visit a few
weeks with friends in this city.
Miss Emily Rohrer who has been Wis.
iting with Miss Leavy Rule for the past
ten days returned to her home in Den.
yer Sunday afternoon.
Mitch Griffith was a business passen.
ger to the valley Monday afternoon.
Hal Sayr and son Robert were passen-
gers up from Denver Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trenoweth were
passenger up from Denver Monday even
ing.
j. A. Flynn came up from Denver
Monday morning TO attend to business
interests,
Fred Ballard returned from {, bust
ness trip to Denver Monday evening.
Glenn Heuer was passenger up from
Leyden Monday evening to spend a few
days with his family.
John Dillon returned home last Sun.
day from Montpelier, Idaho, where he
and family have been visiting relatives
and friends for the past six weeks. John
spent quite portion OF his time in Salt
Lake. is very much pleased with his
trip and the country he passed through,
and returned much improved in health
and spirits. His family will come home
later.
Assessor Richard Murley, who was
taken to Denver last Wednesday owing
to bad attack OF his heart. came up
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pitts were passen.
gers to Boulder yesterday morning, where
they will spend few days with frisnds
John NJ. Ross was business passenger
up from Golden yesterday morning.
Mrs. w. B. Lewis returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Davis,
at Arvada, Tuesday morning.
A. L. Curtis. representing Colliers
Weekly, was up from Denver this week
Attending to business.
Geo. Scheer OF Golden was visiting the