Gilpin observer., 1904-04-28
yer Monday afternoon.

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Steve Tonkin went to Denver Monda,
afternoon to attend to some business II
that city.
w. B. Dennison returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Monday.
Ed. QuigIey came up from Denver
Monday evening to visit few days ir
this city.
Mrs. David Hamor and daughter ar.
rived from Denver Monday evening.
Henry Koch returned from business
trip to Denver Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Memo was passenger to the
valley Monday afternoon to spend few
days visiting friends.
e. S. Messiter made business trip to
Denver Monday afternoon.
Jacob Leidinger. Jr., went to Denver
Monday afternoon as Jake says to see if
anything is doing.
John ONeil was a passenger to Den
yer Monday afternoon to spend few
days looking around in the city.
Ed. Rossevick went to Denver Mon
day afternoon to visit for few days.
Ed. Davies returned from a shor. visit
to Denver Monday evening.
P. N. Rugg came up from Denver
Moneay evening to attend to some bust
ness in this city.
Miss Burris a nurse Of st. Joseph's
hospital after taking care OF Mrs. Par
enteau for the past three weeks return
ed to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Murdock Mckenzie of Mcfarland l.
Co. took a load Of supplies to the Ander-
son mill in Idaho Springs on Tuesday.
Mayor Ii. P. Davies returned from a
short visit to Denver Tuesday morning.
w. d. Knowles came up from Denver
Tuesday morning and that afternoon
drove out to Rollinsville to attend bust
ness interests there.
Alex Zueger son OF Mrs. A. Bitten
hofer arrived in ahis city Tuesday morn
ing from the southern part of the state
Of Nevada where be has position on
the Clark railroad. He will visit several
days with his mother in Russell Gulch.
Miss Bowler after spending few days
with her friend Miss Alice Williams, re-
turned to her home in Denver Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Chandler were pas
sengers to the valley Saturday afternoon.
r. L. Martin returned from Denver
Tuesday evening.
Chas Trenoweth returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver Tuesday evening.
Pat Mccain returned from short
visit to Denver Tuesday evening.
Geo Scheer came up from Golden
Tuesday evening.
j. F. Hopkins Of the New York mill
Co. was attending to business here Tues
day.
Ed Mitchell came up from Denver
yesterday morning to attend the Repub-
lican convention held in this city last
evening.
Mrs. Emma NARROW and son Merle left
yesterday afternoon for Newport. WASH.
where they will probably locate in the
future. They were accompanied to Den
YER by Miss Nellie Enright who has been
visiting with Mrs. NARROW.
Elias Snyder and son Dolph drove
down to Denver last Sunday. Elias says
the mud was pretty thick ON the way
down, but they had nice time in Den
YER, returning home Wednesday.
Mise Lille Spears went to Denver
yesterday morning to meet her sister,
Mrs. Fraser. OF Cripple Creek, who will
visit in this city with her mother and
sister for several weeks.
Otto L. Altvater OF The OBSERVER
force, took Saturday afternoons train
for Denver ON sightseeing tour for a
few days.
Mr.. H. G. Shuck, wife and son leave
today for Los Angeles, California, where
Mr.. Shuck goes as a delegate to the
general conference OF the Methodist
church. AS there are only six from
Colorado, Central City should be proud
that one OF ita citizens was among the
chosen few. They expect to be gone
about six weeks.
Mrs. Neal Mckay leaves this afternoon
for visit to Spokane. Wash.