Gilpin observer., 1904-07-28

cation, last Sunday and spent the day
visiting with friends.
Fred Dillon was passenger to Silver
ton Sunday afternoon and will spend a
month visiting with his brother Peter.
He was accompanied by his wife and
child.
r. A. Bass was passenger to Denver
Sunday morning on pleasure bent.
William Job was passenger. to Sill
yer Plume Saturday morning on mining
business.
James M. Seright was business pas
senger to Denver Saturday morning. He
returned Monday morning.
Chris Trezise, the county treasurer
was passenger to Denver Monday af-
| ternoon.
Mrs. Harry Seymour after spending
several weeks with friends in Denver re-
turned home Monday evening.
Joel Vaile prominent attorney of
Denver came up Sunday morning to
look after his mining interests in this
county.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bosanko and
the Misses Sadie Chowning and Mary
Mcleod drove out to Boulder park on
Sunday and took in the sights along the
Moffat road. They enjoyed themselves
immensely especially Miss Chowning as
it was something new to her.
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Becker and Messrs Leroy Williams and
VIM. Hayden spent last Sunday picnic
ing on Chicago Creek near Idaho
Syringe.
William Profit and wife and Frank
McGinnis and wife drove to Georgetown
last Sunday and spent the day in that
beautiful city in the mountains.
William Dennis was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning and epent the
day visiting with friends.
Miss Eva Retallack was passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to visit with
friends during the day.
E. Manson went to Denver Sunday
morning to spend the day with his fam
lily in that city.
Miss Ida Kruse was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning and spent the
day visiting with friends.
Leo Voll made his regular visit to
Denver last Sunday.
Frank Wiley and wife we're passengers
to Denver Sunday morning to spend
few days visiting with friends in that
city.
Carl Straughn and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Sunday morning to take
in the various attractions in that city.
James Barbee went to Denver Sunday
morning to spend the day with relatives.
NJ. Graves was a passenger to Denver
Sunday morning to see if. anything was
doing.
James Farrell and wife we're passen-
gers to the valley Sunday morning on
pleasure bent.
Sol Bacharach made business trip to
Denver Sunday morning. He returned
Monday evening
Lon Drake went to Denver Sunday
morning to spend the day in renewing
acquaintances.
Geo. Launder was passenger to Den.
yer Sunday morning and spent the day
in taking in the various attractions.
Harry Seymour was a passenger to
Denver Sunday morning to attend the
ball games, but came home that evening
in very ugly mood, as it rained all day,
and he says minutes were hours, waiting
SO long at the Forks OF the Creek until
the railroad was repaired.
H. #. Hunter was business passen-
ger to Denver Sunday morning.
Miss Eunice Thompson OF Idahb
Springs is visiting in this city with her
friend Miss Laura Trenoweth.
Miss Gertrude Morgan returned from
a visit to the valley Saturday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Aitcheson Of Denver Is
spending the week in this city visiting
with friends.
r. A. Hail. the railroad promoter, re-
turned from business trip to Denver
Tuesday evening.
John Fleushhutz OF the Roderic Dhu
Mining company returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss lrere Ballantyne came up from
Denver Sunday morning to spend few
daye with her father in this city.
Albert Schefiler came up from Denver
Saturday evening to visit n few days with
his mother and sisters.
Mrs ,Joseph Jones and son William