Gilpin observer., 1904-06-23
rom Denver Saturday evening.

day evening.
4 William Ballantyne returned from a
business trip to Denver Saturday even.
ing.
Miss Irene Slattery the popular "hello
girP' was passenger to Denver Sunda y
morning where she will spend her week g
vacation visiting with friends in that
city.
Miss Philips left Sunday r.orning for
Buffalo, New York, on an extended visit
with relatives. She was to be accom-.
panied by her little brother Charles but
the little fellow got discouraged at Den
yer and thought he would rather be at
home. He returned Sunday evening
with his father who vent as far as Den
yer to see Miss Rose started safely on
her .oarney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rule were passen.
gers to Denver Sunday morning to take
in the various attractions In the city.
George Perry vas passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning to spend the day in
| that CITY with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Gundy left Sunday morn
ing for Buffalo, New York on an extend
ed visit to relatives.
| Albert Vincent made his regular trip
to Denver to see ID anything was doing.
Miss Jessie Rule was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning where she spent
the day taking in the various attractions
that the Capital affords.
William Harper OF this city was pas
senger to Denver Sunday morning.
Mrs. Chas Fuelscher was a passenger
to Denver Sunday morning to spend the
day with her mother Mrs. John league
who is in that for the benefit Of her
! health.
Master john league OF this city spent
Sunday with his mother in Denver.
r. A. Hall the railroad promoter was q
passenger to Denver Sunday morning.
James Gilmour returned from a bust.
ness trip to Denver Sunday morning.
Edwin Mitchell Of the Secretary of
States Office came up from Denver Sun
day morning to visit with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hengal came up
from Deryer Sunday morning and spent
the day Visiting with their daughter Mrs.
Henry kman in this city.
John fleuschhulz returned from a
visit to Denver Sunday morning.
Horace Kruse returned from an ex-
tended visit to Los Angeles, California,
Friday evening.
Miss Mary Mcleod who has been at.
tending the teachers institute at Golden
raturned home Friday evening.
| Fred hcFarlane was a passenger to
Denver Sunday Sunday morning to visit
with his father who is rccuperating from
his recent illness.
| Miss Lena Gilman was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to spend few
days visiting friends.
| Miss Ida kruse county superintendent
Of schools was a passenger to Denver
Sunday morning.
Geo German was passenger to Den-
yer Sunday afternoon.
| Arthur kruse went to Denver Sunday
afterpoon to visit a few days with his
mother in tha city.
Seymour Campbell returned from a
short visit to Denver Monday morning.
Norman Mcleod returned from
short solourn to Denver Monday MORN
ing looking happier than ever.
w. II. Knowles was a passenger up
from Denver Monday morning.
Chris Hesselbine came up from Den.
yer Monday morning to attend to his
business interests 10 this county.
Mrs. A. C. Reckling and daughter.
Helen, left last Wednesday for Denver to
spend several days.
Miss Florence Cinament OF Denver ia
visiting with her friend Miss May Mayor.
R. c. Bonney OF Idaho Springs came
over yesterday and is attending the trial
OF the Sun and Moon cases.
Deputy Sheriff Pecx OF Georgetown
arrived yesterday noon. being called
here as witness in the Sun and Moon
cascs.
Harry Eilmann left for Denver Satur.
day afternoon last, where he went to bid
Mrs. Eilmaun good bye, as she left for a
four months visit with relatives and
friends in the east, and will also visit the
Worlds Fair.
DR.. Frazer returned from business
trip to Denver Monday morning.
| Miss Katie Sutton returned from n
visit to Denver and Golden Monday