Gilpin observer., 1904-09-22
, Denver Sunday morning on pleasure


Sol Bacharach was a passenger to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Oscar Williams was business passen-
ger to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Miss Annie Morris was passenger to
Boulder Sunday on visit with friends.
Miss Adella Hotter was passenger to
Denver Monday morning where she Will
reside in the future
G. w. Ladd former business man OF
this city was passenger up from Den
yer Monday morning to attend to busl-
ness interests.
Philip Schmidt returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Monday morning.
John Dimler was up from Denver
Sunday shaking hands with his many
friends in this city.
Harry Richards after few days visit
in this city returned to Denver Sunday
morning.
Mart Noonan left Sunday afternoon
for Los Angeles, California, on visit
with his wife in that city.
| Clarence Morgan was passenger over
from Greeley Sunday evening to visit
few days with his mother and other rela-
tives.
Geo. Mabee was passenger to Denver
Monday afternoon. He leaves there to-
day for Central America where he has
accepted position with big mining
corporation.
| Miss Lottie Drew returned from
short visit to Denver Monday evening.
Ed. Williams and wife we're passengers
up from Denver Monday evening on
short visit with friends.
II. j. Harrington returned from a few
days visit to Denver Monday evening.
Ignatz Gundy returned from few
days visit in Denver Monday evening.
JIG. Fowler returned from a visit in
Boulder Monday evening.
S. V, Newell was passenger up from
Denver Monday evening.
Herbert Mcpherson arrived Saturday
evening from the state of Michigan on
visit to Mrs. R. Trevithick.
Mrs. Sherman Harvey and Mrs. Chas.
Trenoweth left Tuesday morning for
Shullsburg, Wisconsin, being called
there by the serious illness OF their
father.
Miss M. Bsvoir after pleasant visit
with friends returned to Denver Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Edna Halden, after spending her
vacation in this city with her mother
aud other relatives, leaves tomorrow
morning to resume her studies in the
Conservatory Of Music at Oberlin, Ohio.
She will visit few days at Kansas City,
and will be accompanied from there by
Miss Alberta Bailey, another student.
Lucerne Fowler returned from few
weeks pleasant outing spent at Central
City, the past week, and assumed his
duties as professor at the university
Monday.-Boulder Times.
Ray Stout was passenger to Colo
RADIO Springs Tuesday morning in way
of business and pleasure combined.
Wilbur Rule is over from Trull, Routt
county, this week visiting with friends.
Prof Carpenter was up from Denver
Tuesday looking after his mining inter-
ests.
Mrs. May Taylor left last Sunday for
the state of Wisconsin where she will re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Gabardi returned
from their honeymoon trip to st. Louis
and Michigan Sunday evening and have
gone to housekeeping on Lawrence st.
William Tucker spent last Sunday
visiting in Denver.
Miss Mamie Leidinger was passenger
to Denver Sunday morning on short
visit with friends.
Louis Segi was passenger to Denver
Sunday morning, returning 10 the even
/ ing.
Ed Quigley of Idaho Springs was over
here Tuesday.
Fritz j. Altvater and wife were pas
sengers to Denve Tuesday afternoon on
a visit to relatives.
Henry Lowe after attending to busi-
ness Interests here returned to Denver
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Rachoisky returned Tuesday
evening from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Max Meyers in Boulder.
Mrs. Percy Alsdorf returned from a
visit with her mother in Denver Tues
day evening.
Mrs. w. s. Green and children left