Gilpin observer., 1905-09-07
Mrs. Frank Mayhem who hals; been in

ago, showing MIN every aCLenLlOn az ~.
Luke's hospital, was an arrival Friday
evening. She reports Mr.. Mayhem as
getting along nicely the last week or
more, and stated that he was on the
road to recovery. Mrs. Mayhem return
to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Almond Thompson and family return
ed home Friday evening after having
been away some little time visiting in
Denver.
Mrs. Ed. Griffin and children went to
Denver Saturday morning on short
visit.
Fred Bushover was business passen-
ger to the metropolis Saturday morning.
Thomas Bates and family Of Denver,
former residents of Central, were ar
rivals Saturday. Mr.. Bates was award
ed the contract for plastering the new
Russell Gulch school house.
M. X. Sullivan went to Denver yester-
day morning to attend to some business
matters and view the G. A. r. parade.
Oscar Williams was among the passen-
gers to Denver yesterday morning. He
went down on business and pleasure
trip.
Jay Ohmert was in from Silver creek
yesterday and reports mining matters
as looking up around his section and the
Pine Creek district.
Mrs. VIM. Hoeflle and son who came
from California several weeks ago and
have been spending the summer with
Mr.. Hoefle in Boulder Park fishing, went
to Denver Wednesday morning where
they will remain day or two before
continuing their return trip to the coast.
Mrs. w. c. Fullerton, son and daugh.
ter returned to their home in Boulder
yesterday morning after spending the
summer in the city with Mr.. Fullerton.
M. Fullerton accompanied them as far
as Denver where he joined his G. A. r.
co mrades and had pleasant visit ex-
changing "reminiscences of the Civil war.
When'it it comes to unwinding war stories
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veterans backed off the battle field.
Mrs. Max Gabardi went to Denver
yesterday morning to enjoy short visit
with friends and view the lengthy par
ade held by the G. A. r. yesterday.
J.C. Fleuschhutz was among the bust
ness passengers to the Queen city yester-
day morning.
Mike Harrington went to Denver yes
terday morning to see the G. A. r.
parade.
Reverend and Mrs. r. II. Forester re-
turned Tuesday evening from their trip
to Fort Collins where they were in at
tendance at the Methodist conference
held there last week.
T. j. Stout and wife, father and moth.
er of Ray Stout, went to Denver yester-
day morning. They had been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stout, as has also
two sisters, a cousin and an aunt and
uncle. This was somewhat of family
reunion and was Stout one not only
namely, but in point Of numbers. The
visitors will remain in Denver during
the Encampment and will then continue
to their home in Tonganoxie, Kansas.
Mrs. Thomas Davidson was an arrival
from Denver Wednesday morning, com.
ing up to attend the funeral OF her
grandchild, the little Simmons girl who
died Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Ashbaugh, father
and mother Of Judge Ashbaugh, and
cousin, Roy Mcdonald of Missouri, ar.
rived in the city Sunday. They went to
Denver Wednesday m forming accompa
MED by the Judge. They will return to
day with several others of the Ashbaugh
family, when a reunion will be held in
this city.
Mesdames Ed. Tickner and Isaac Hine
of Jefferson, Ia, cousins OF b. E. Sey
mour, are visiting the latter in this city
They will remain until Saturday.
NJ. E. Sloane, OF Washington, d. c., If
in the city. Mr.. Sloane is connected
with the Census Bureau OF the govern
nient and is taking the census Of manu-
factures for 1905. He looks something
like book canvasser on first sight
but don't mistake him for such, AZ
the work he is accomplishing is required
by Uncle Sam. Mr.. Sloane only visits 9
section every five years.
Mrs. w. S. Green and little son accom-
panied w. S. Green from Denver last
evening and will remain in the city 1
day or two on a visit.
Mrs. Zalm, mother Of Mr.. Asquith, ac
companied the latter home from Denver