Gilpin observer., 1904-08-18
yer Sunday morning to spend the day
visiting with friends

ing with trcnds in Denver returned
home Sunday evening.
Albert Gunday and wife returned
from short visit in Denver with rela
tives, Sunday evening.
Frank Young Of the Gunnell Mining
company was attending to business in
lerests here Saturday.
VIM. McFarlaue came up from Den
yer Tuesday morning to lock after var
ious business interests.
Louis Rachofsky went toDenver Mon
day morning to spend few days on
business and pleasure.
A. L. Curtis was business passenger
up from Denver Yesterday n the inter
ests of Golfers weekly.
James LaBean was passenger TO
Denver es,erday afternoonto visit with
friends for a few days.
Mrs. e. Spears returned from two
weeks visit with relatives and friends IN
Golden Friday morning..
w c. Fullerton was passenger to
Boulder Saturday afternoonlo spend
few days with his family.
Arthur Kruse was passenger to Den.
yer Sunday morning TO speld the day
visiting with his mother.
VIM. Ballantyne who i mining 10
Clear Creek county was passenger TO
this city Saturday evening.
Ed. Williams was passelger up from
Denver Tuesday evening t. look after
his various mining interests
Lawrence Messenger caue up from
Denver Thursday evening u business.
He returned Friday afsernon.
Miss Agnes Flynn retuned from
months visit with friends inDenver and
other points Saturday morning.
Clinton Parenteau was passenger
to Boulder Saturday Afternoon to spend
few days visiting with frierds
Mrs Neil Mckay afte' speeding a few
months in different cite on the Pacific
coast returned Sunday 'venng.
Byron Lake was a pa,enger up from
Denver Tuesday morniF to look after
his mining interests in ts city.
Joseph Ruffner was passenger to
Denver Saturday after NON to spend
few days visiting with lends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. F. Ku.er were pas
sengers to Denver Sund, morning to
spend the day in the Quet City.
James Powers was apassenger to |
Denver Sunday morning take in the
various attractions that ci afforded.
Burt Gilbert accompani by a mum.
Der Of friends came up rolDenver Fri |
day evening to spend q feways in this
city.
Mrs. A. Ontis returned 1nday even.
ing from an extended visstwit her
daughter Mrs. Herrick McLi at Gold.
field.
W. I. Benzie OF the Benzie lvestment
Co. OF Denver was attending his many
mining interests here the st of the
week.
John Bunney former resi- ut Of this
city came up from Denve Saturday
evening to visit with his ol.acquaint
ances.
Prof. F. H. Clark Who hasDeen con-
Quoting a tesche1e institutAt Grand
Junction returned to this ci Monday
evening.
Miss Ada Batcheldsr tt popular
hello girl" was a passsngero Golden
Saturday afternoon t. spell Sunday
with her mother.
V. NJ. Came, mine lost, "dthe Teller
House was passenge to d. YER Mon.
day afternoon to spent a few lays with
his family in that city
Miss Laura Trenowth was passen-
ger to Idaho Springs tuesday afternoon
to spend few weeksisiting with her
friend, Miss Eunice hompso.
A. E. Henley andwife ret tned from +,
weeks visit to Puolo Suhay morn. =
ing where Mrs. Henk was telegate to 8
the Daughters OF En- convection.
Mrs. G. NJ. McRa and Children who
have been visiting few weels with Mr..
and Mrs John Hat will leTe this af C
ternoon for their hoe IN Sal Lake City. q
Mrs. Balm who b been whiting a few
weeks in this city turned Il her home
in Denver Friday ternoon. She was A
by htdaughtG Mrs. DR..
Hannah.
Mrs. Winters isver from Leadville =,
this week visitinwith relatives and :.
frien ds. She will pleasantly remem.
bered in this as Miss Emma
Schuaffit.