Gilpin observer., 1904-06-16
turned from visit with his family in
Denver Saturday evening. ~

euEucu iIom d VlSlt Will IllS family In
Denver Saturday evening. M
Miss Beatrice Rule was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to spend the
| day with her mother in that city.
Ed. w. Davis was,a passenger to Dem
yer Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trevithick went
to Denver Sunday morning to spend the
day in that city.
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson and son Roy
Mills left Sunday morning for Hazel
Green, Wis. where they visit for several
weeks. Upon their return they will stop
at st. Louis and take in the Worlds
Fair. They we're accompanied as far as
Denver by Mr.. Robert Wilkinson,
Otto Baeder went to Denver Sunday
morning to try his bicycle on good roads.
Miss Ethel Trevithick of this city
spent Sunday 10 Denver.
Miss Maud Elliott of Idaho Springs is
visiting with her friend Miss Celia
French, in this city
Alfred Vincent was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to take in the
sights of the city.
Will Dennis made his periodical visit
to Denver Sunday morning.
George Hamllik spent Sunday in
Denver taking in the various attractions.
Andrew Gundy, who has been in st.
Luke's hospital for come time, returned
to this city Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rule we're among
some noticed on Sunday mornings train
bound for Denver.
| George Barrick Of Dumont was visit
ing friends here Sunday. He was &C.
companied by his wife and children.
Miss Ida Kruse was passenger to
Golden Sunday afternoon, where she is
one OF the instructors at the Teachers
Institute. which is now being conducted
in that city.
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf was passenger to
Denver Sunday afternoon to spend few
days with her mother, Mrs. Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Murley returned
from their country home at Edgewater
Sunday morning.
Miss Kate Sutton was a passenger to
Golden Monday morning to attend the
Teachers Institute being held in that
city.
NJ. 7. Griffith and two sons we're pass
engers to Denver Sunday morning where
Charlie and Ray will visit with relatives
for few days.
Miss Rachel Mcleod went TO Golden
Monday morning to take in the doings
at the Teachers Institute being held in
that city.
Miss Marion Sayers came up from
mencement exercises, and to visit few
days with her friends, the Misses Alli-
sons in this city.
Miss Lizzie Clark returned from a
visit to the valley Monday afternoon.
Judge DeFrapce came up from his
home at Golden Monday morning to
open district court in this city.
J.McD. Livesay came up from Den
yer Monday morning to attend t. legal
business.
District Attorney Thurman was pas.
senger up from his home at Llstleton
Monday morning to attend the district
court.
Miss Rose Barbee wis passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon to visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Howard, in that
city.
w. f. Renshaw OF Idaho Springs was
visiting here Monday.
Mrs. John Fitzgibbons was passen-
ger to Fort Collins Saturday morning,
where she will visit for several weeks.
Mrs. Harry Eilmann was passenger
: to the Worlds Fair at St Louis Sunday
morning. From there she win go to
Wisconsin to visit for four months.
Mr.. and Mrs Eureka Holmes returned
. from Golden Monday morning where
they had been attending the Epworth
League convention which was held in
that city.
John +. Schultz was a passenger te
Denver Tuesday morning.
Hugo Kruse was up from his homs
+. at Elizabeth the first OF the week, visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Elias Goldman returned from al
extended visit with her daughter IL
New York, Friday evening.
L. L. Cooper who has had charge o
the Electric Light company during tn
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