Gilpin observer., 1905-07-27

| Miss Lena Hepburn and sister enjoyed
short visit IN Denver Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Oliver was among the pas.
sengers to the Queen City Sunday morp-
ing.
L. Zeigie and father sojoarned in Den
yer Sunday.
L. Snyder and brother, George, OF
Missouri Lakes, made trip to Denver
Sunday morning.
VIM. Dovel went to the capital Sun
day morning.
T. Parsons was among the many to
spend the day in Denver Sunday.
Misses Bonnie Mckay and Viola Hicks
were passengers to Denver Saturday af.
ternoon on short visit to friends.
Mrs. VIM. Hoefe and son, residents OF
California, arrived in the city Thursday
evening from Longmont where they
have been visiting relatives since their
return from the coast several days be
fore. They were accompanied from
Longmont by Mrs. NJ. Noonan, a daugh-
Ter OF MIS-. dOen9.
Emmett Flynn was a passenger to
, Denver Friday morning.
Mrs Laura Pilling and son were pas
sengers to the metropolis Friday morn
ing to enjoy short visit.
j. c. McShane made trip to his
ranch at Arvada Friday morning.
Mrs. G. Rogers, of Denver, accom-
panied by Miss G. Wolf, Of Iowa, were
arrivals Friday evening on visit to
friends.
Bert Seymour went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon and returned to George
town Sunday morning where he played
ball in the afternoon.
Mrs. E. Morgan went to Denver Sat
uroay morning to visit short time.
The Anderson family, residing on the
Casey, went to Denver Saturday morn.
ing on visit
Miss Anna Rachofsky went to Denver
Monday morning to visit few days
with friends and relatives.
j. Jones and son were among the pas
sengers to the capital Monday morning.
James Retallack left for short visit
to Denver Sunday morning, returning in
the evening.
Roy Ashbaugh arrived here Friday
from his home in Denver on a visit to
friends and relatives.
George Huber and sister, Miss Mayme,
70 Denver cane up on Sunday evenings
train on visit to friends. They are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Reckling.
Mrs. j. Beaman was an arrival last
evening from Denver on visit to Mrs.
j. 3. Sutton.
Miss Julia Mabee, OF Denver, came up
last evening and will visit few days
with her brother, George.
Mrs Henry and Miss Lena Eilmann
returned from visit to Denver last
evening.
Thomas Cudahy left this morning for
Cripple Cseek on mining business.
R. Hastie was a passenger to Denver
this morning.
Swan johnson was passenger on this
mornings train for Denver.
John Dillon and family left last Sun
day for visit to his brother in law at
New Windsor, Colo. They will be away
about two weeks.
James s. Miller Of Oil City, Pa. is in
the city. He has not been here since he
was ssmall boy, and comes to settle up
the estate Of his father the late James
Miller, who was the founder OF the block
on Main street, occupied for m any years
by Mr.. E. Goldman.
Mr.. VIM. G. Bartle OF ST. Louis is a
late arrival. He is interested with the
Granville Brothers in mining and mill
ing matters.
Neil Mckay went to Denver yesterday
morning on business.
Miss e. Esther Ellis, Of La Sal, Colo
who has been visiting with Mrs. L. c.
Todd, returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Todd and son accompanied Mrs.
Ellis to La Sal.
II. Howard and family, former resi-
dents, arrived Tuesday on visit to
friends.
r. Champion and bride, who were
married last Wednesday in Arvada, were
arrivals Friday evening. Many friends
OF the young couple extended their con.
gratulations and best wishes for long
and happy welded life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Champion will reside permanently in the
city.