Gilpin observer., 1904-08-11
city with relatives, returned to Denver
Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. NJ. X. Sullivan returned from
Iowa Monday evening, whore she was
called by the illness and death of her
mother.
Mrs. Leo Voll was passenger up from
Denver Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Reckling were pas
sengers to Denver Monday morning,
where Mrs Reckling and daughter will
visit with friends. while Mr.. Reckling at
tends the grand lodge Of the Knights OF
Pythias at Colorado Springs.
VIM. McCallister was passenger to
Colorado Springs Monday afternoon,
where he goes as delegate from the
local lodge to the Knights of Pythias an
nual meeting.
Leo Vol and mother returned from
visit to Denver Friday evening.
Master George Harris, after spending
few weeks with his sister, Mrs William
Preville, in this city, returned to his
home in Denver Monday afternoon.
Miss Irene Bellantyne, after spending
some t me in this city with her father
and friends, returned to Denver Monday
afternoon.
Miss Bertha Chase returned from a
few days visit to the valley Monday
evening.
V. Vallero returned from a short So
journ in Denver Monday evening.
j. C. McShane was passenger up
from his ranch at Arvada Monday even
ing.
John. Feushhutz, of the Radericls
Dhu Mining company, returned from a
business trip to Denver Friday evening.
Herbert Hayden came u? from Den
yer Sunday morning to spend the day
with his brother, Wm. Hayden.
Geo. HamIlik was a passenger to Den
yer Sunday morning, where he took in
the various attractions in that city.
A. g. Henley and wife we're passen-
gers to Pueblo Saturday morning, where
Mr.. Henley goes to the Hibernian grand
lodge meeting us delegate from the
local lodge.
jaime Hallinan and wife were passen-
gers to Pueblo Saturday morning to at
tend the grand lodge meeting Of the Hi
berniars.
Elias Goldman was passenger &c
Creedc Sunday morning to attend to
business interests.
Herman Pedersoc was passenger to
Denver Sunday to visit for few days
with relatives in that city.
J. A. Flynn came up from Denver
Tuesday evening to attend to business
| interests.
Harry Eilmanu went to Pactalns San.
day to spend a few days .ith Charles
Wiley and family.
Roy Ashtaugh, a student at st. Johns
College at Annapolis, Maryland, came up
from his home at Deayer Tuesday morn
ing to spend a part o, his vacation with
his young friends in this city.
IIr. and Mrs. Arthur Beattie, former
residents of this city, but now OF Long
mont spent last Sunday at Mammoth
on the Moirat road.
Henry Morgan was a passenger to the
valley Tuesday afternoon.
Ed. Williams came up from Denver
yesterday morning to attend to his min
ing interests in this county
Mrs. Morris Hazard, after spending
4 few days visiting with friends ia this
city returned to her home in Denver
Monday afternoon.
a. NJ. Potter, OF Rollinsvile, was at.
tending to business interests in this city
Tuesday.
Frank Grabmair and George Philips
spent last Sunday at Pactolus. 1t is said
that Frank, after fishing all day caught
one blind fish which was eighteen inches
long, and had it packed in ice and sent
to st. Louis for the Worlds fair, as the
Sth wonder Of the world.
II L. Martin was passenger up from
Denver Tuesday morning.
Fred Ballard returned from business
trip to Denver Sunday evening.
Mr. John Mckay returned from u visit
to the valley Tuesday morning.
Miss Loonnre Moses, who has been
spending Il few weeks with her freud
Miss Anne RachofslSy, in this city, re
turned to her home in Denver Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Watterson arrived in this
city Thursday evening and will spend a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. James
McGrew.
Dan Hooker, an old Central City boy,