Gilpin observer., 1904-08-25
Robert Lewis was a paesenger 10 tn.

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Master Foster Mabrc came up from,
Denver Sunday evening To visit IL few
days with his young friends OF this city.
Mrs. kate Luke was a passenger to
Denver Monday morning to visit few
da, with friends.
Mrs. Joseph Dennis and daug hters the
Misses Mabel and Gertrude aud son
Herbert lefS for their home in Liveand
Monday morning where they will reside
in the future.
Mrs. j. A. Flynn and children after a
pleasant visit with relatives in this city,
returned to Denver Monday afternoon.
Il. G. Shuck was business passenger
to Denver Monday morning. He re-
turued that eveuiug.
Mrs B. Huber OF Denver arrived in
this city Sunday evening on a few weeks
visit with Mrs. A. Z. Reckliag.
Mrs Edward Hansen was a passenger
to Denver Sunday morning to visit a
few weeks with friends in that city.
Robert Harris came up from Denver
Monday morning to visit few days with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank Engel was passenger to
Nebraska Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sullivan who has been visiting
with her friend Mrs. Edward Hansen re-
turned to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Lucas left Monday after
noon for Red River, New Mexico where
she is to become the bride of Lou Gard
per, an asseyer and will reside in that
city IN the future.
Brooks Fullerton arrived from Bould-
er Sunday to visit a few weeks with his
father in this city.
William Retallac.s who was summoned
to Laurium, Michigan, on account of the
serious illness OF his mother, returned
home Thursday evening. Mr.. Retallack's
mother died on the morning of the
fourth of July and he did not arrive
there until evening thus failing to reach
her before death. She was 80 years old,
Miss Beatrice Rule was passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon to visit a few
days with her mother and sister.
Pat McCann was passenger to Den
yer Monday afternoon.
A. L. Anderson returned from visit
with friends at Boulder and Denver Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Frank McGinness and daughter
left for Denver Monday morning where
they will make their future home.
Bruce Meyers returned fiom bust
ness trip to Chicago Monday morning.
Chris Hesselbine was passenger up
from Denver Monday morning to look
after mining interests.
Mrs. Griffith Williams aud daughters
the Misses Alice and Nellie and son
Humphrey, Miss Florenc, Carlson Of
Boulder and J. G. Fowler spent last
Saturday picnicing at Boulder park.
Miss Laura Trenoweth after weeks
visit with her friend Miss Eunice
Thompson at Idaho Springs returned
bone Monday.
Mrs. George Brown and daughters
the Misses Lila and Amelia and sons
Fred and Harry arrived in this city Fri
day from Taco. Washington, on visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Mack.
Mrs. Nj. Klien who has been visiting
with Mrs. NJ. Mack returned to her home
in Denver yesterday afternoon.
The Silver Plume Standard says:
Isaac Tregay expects to go over to Cen
raj City to morrow where he will remain
for few months with his son Thomas
vino has mining interests over there"
Mrs. Thomas Cody and daughters, the
Mrs. J. c. Devalou this week.-Golden
Globs.
Mrs. Richard Murley returned from
her home at Edgewater Tuesday morn.
ing.
4. Sykes returned from n business
trip TO Denver Tuesday morning.
Il. A. Campbell came up from his
home at Golden Tuesday morning to at
tend TO business interests.
V.M. Came returned from a visit with
his family in Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Tippett and son Donald
were passengers to Denver Tuesday at
ternoon to spend few days visiting
with her relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie Frey was a passenger to
Denver Tuesday afternoon to visit few
days with friends.
Perry Kline left Tuesdas afternoon