Gilpin observer., 1904-04-07
V. M. Came, "mine host" Of the Teller
house was passenger to Denver Sun

this city, but now manager for Colorado
and Utah OF the Atlantic Refining com.
pany of Cleveland, Ohio. with headquart.
ers at 1487 Champa St., Denver ar.
irving in this city last Saturday. He
handles the famous Elastic Carbon
plant for iron roofs, smoke stacks, etc.
which is fire, water and weather proof
and il will be Of interest to mining men
| figuring on having such painting done to
number.
D. G. Armitage was passenger to the
valley Sunday afternoon.
Richard and Eddie Harris, who have
been visiting their father and sister Mrs.
VIM. Preville returned to their home in
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Dan Lynch after ten days visit with
friends in this city returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Tierney was passenger to
| Denver Sunday afternoon.
r. A. Ha was a passenger to Denver
Sunday afternoon on railroad business.
Miss Annie Schefiier after few days
! visit with her mother in this city re-
turned to Arvada Sunday afternoon to
resume her duties as teacher in the
schools of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flynn were passen-
gers to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Chas Spears OF Idaho Springs was
visiting friends here Sunday,
Oscar Rachofsky returned from
visit to Denver Sunday evening.
Henry Stahl was up from Denver WIS.,
iting his parents Sunday.
Mrs. Asquith returned from Denver
Sunday evening after ten days visit
with friends in that city. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Gertrude
Zahm.
Miss Jennie Cunningham returned
from a weeks visit to the valley Tues
day evening.
Miss Myra Carson returned from
visit 20 Denver Sunday evening.
Miss Marcella Nachtman, returned
from visit to Denver last Sunday
evening, SO as to resume her duties Mon
day morning.
Miss Katherine Miller returned from
a weeks vacation visiting friends in
Denver Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Jenkins AID
children, who have been visiting grandpa
and grandma Mcleod, at Canon City.
returned home Sunday evening.
E. Manson was passenger to Denver
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John Callahan, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence Rich
ards, OF Apex, and her mother, Mrs. A.
Hortong of this city, returned to her
home in Cripple Creek Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. L. Wettstein, mother OF Mrs. Err
nest Pullman, arrived here from Gen.
trail City Wednesday evening to spend a
couple OF weeks visiting her daughter
Silver Plume Standard.
Milton McCosh, a former resident Of
this place. arrived from Arvada Sunday
and spent few days visiting friends.
Mack says that farming life is the only
life fit for man to live.
r.. L. Martin came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Miss Emily Abbott, after spending her
spring school vacation in this city with
the Misses Viola and Vera Hicks, re-
turned to her home in Denver Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Spears OF Rollinsville
was visiting friends here Monday.
w. 81. Funk was passenger up from
Denver Monday morning.
Steve Brereton came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Mrs. William Matthews and children
left for Idaho Springs Monday afternoon
and will reside there in the future. VIM.
Charles is going into partnership with
Z. L. Regenitter, the new legal firm
being known as Regennitter & Matthews.
W. H. Knowles came up from Denver
Monday evening Mr.. Knowles is just
getting over very severe attack OF
pneumonia and is now on the road to re-
covery, which is pleasant news to his
many friends in this city.
Ed. Williams came up from Denver
Monday evening to attend to his many
mining interests here.
&c. McShane returned from his home
in Arvada Monday evening.
b. ]. Hawley returned from Denver
Monday evening. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Hawley who will spend few