Gilpin observer., 1905-08-17
Residence, 206 Blk.

numerous others, that the manager is
not exaggerating particle in what he
says. With the shows he has booked for
the season there can be no doubt that
the house will be more literally patro-
niaed than it was last year.
Ed Griffin returned Tuesday evening
ff1in a trip to visit his partner, Frank
Mayhem, who is confined in st. Luke's
hospital. Mr.. Griffin in speaking u Mr.
Mayhew's condition says he is showing
decided improvement and according to d
statement from the sick man was feeling
better last Tuesday than he has been
during his long illness. Mr.. Griffin
claims that while his partner is not com
pletely out OF danger the physicians en-
tertain little or no fear of change for
the worse.
Frank Hepborn and family and Will
McCallister and family, who had been
spending ten days in Boulder park, re-
turned home Sunday. r. A. Bass and H.
Hamer and families will take the camp
deserted by the returning parties and
will remain in the park couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Flor Ashbaugh and children re-
turned Saturday evening from an extern
sive visit to relatives in Goldfield, Colo.
Ralph Chase, Geo. McFarlane, VIM.
Harvey, Perry A. Kline, S. A. Rank,
Chas. E. Wiley, F. j. Altvater. John
Stroehle and Richard Broad composed a
party of knight Templars who went to
Idaho Springs last Thursday to visit the
lodge of that city. Officers Of the grand
lodge of Colorado were the guests of the
Idaho Springs Templars and the gentle
men from here went over to help enter
tain these. An elegant banquet was
served during the evening and talks
were heard from speakers of recognized
i ability. The Central contingent drove
| over and returned at about 2 o'clock in
, the morning.
Fred McFarlane aud Fred Frey went
to Middle park Saturday to try their
luck at catching the speckled beauties,
They will be gone two or three week.
Geo. w. Mabee, ST., John Best, E. w.
Williams and Charles L. Harker came
up from Denver Tuesday morning to
look after extensive mining interests
here.
A. Coons, Geo. Norwich and George
70, Il
day to look over the tungsten camp.
| They claim there are about sixty Cen
tralites located there now, and all are
working. The gentlemen say the camp
is booming and looks prosperous. There
are 3l2 days's pay men in the little min
ing town and eighteen or twenty leasers.
Several business buildings are in course
OF construction, among them being one
that is being erected by Fred Ballard
aud Mrs. McBurnie. The building will
cover two lots and when completed one
side will be occupid by Mr.. Ballard with
saloon, and in the other store room
will be restaurant which will be con
Quoted by Mrs. McBurnie.
A party of twenty one ladies and gen.
tlemen, mostly stockholders in the Pc
wabic Gold Mines company, in Russell
district, were arrivals in the city Mon
day for the purpose Of attending the an
nunl stockholders meeting. They we're
all Pennsylvania people and remained
here until yesterday. The party was
composed Of the following: j. Il. McFar.
land, #. Y. Young and wife, Wm. Mey.
ers, j. c. Garnett, J. l. Cohagan, Wash
ington, Pa; Mary j. Riddle, Burgetts-
town, Pa: Mrs. j. II. McCalmont, W. NJ.
McCalmont, $. d. Jones, d. Feneday
Bert Mccartney. j. Il. Donaldson, Me.
Donald, Pa; Il. b. McCabe, Lewistown,
Pa; J. d. Leyda, Eighty. Four, Pa; W.
M. Game, T.. B. Pry, Bert Mcfarland, J
+. Anderson, J. Il. Dowden, Pittsburg
Pa.
Mr.. ane Mrs. L. J. Stout, father and
mother Of Ray Stout, and Misses Ruth
and Mae Stout, sisters, aud Miss Bessie
Stout, cousin, Of Tonganoxie, Kas, ar
rived IN the city Thursday ON n visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stout. Yesterday
morning the entire family went to Gold
en to attend the Williams BatcheldeI
nuptials.
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