Gilpin observer., 1905-09-14
Residence, 206 Blk.
PERSONALS


senger to Denver Monday morning, re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Mayor went to the Queen
City Monday on short visit.
Mrs. M. Malone and daughter, Kath-
erlne, Of New Jersey, who had been Wis.,
iting Mrs. Frank Mayor, sister, re.
turned home Monday morning.
Miss r. Carpenter was passenger to
Denver Monday morning.
Rev. r. H. Forester left Monday
morning for his old home in Iowa to
visit three weeks with relatives. Next
Sunday the pulpit OF the Methodist
church will be filed in all probability by
Chancellor Bucbtel of Denver and on
the following Sunday Rev. w. D. Pheif-
fer, OF Denver, will conduct services and
deliver a sermon.
Mrs. Il. G. Shuck and children who
had been spending the summer at York
Pa, visiting relatives returned to the
city Friday.
A. G. Hawley and wife. of Argyle,
Wis, were visitors in the city the fore
part of the week. Mr.. Hawley is a
brother of H. j. Hawley. the we'll known
merchant. Mr.. Hawley has made sew
eral trips to Central City since the sew
enties and claims the town looks better
every time he comes. He is a member
Of the board Of county commissioners in
his homo county and during his stay
in the city looked over the court house
In his county short time ago a be.
nevolent and public spirited citizen died
and left sl25,OCO to be used in the erec-
ticn Of handsome court house and Mr..
Hawley was looking over the building
here to get some ideas that might be
useful in designing the structure his
county has in view. He was we'll pleased
with the arrangement OF the court house
here
r. B. Brown and little daughter went
to Denver Sunday morning to visit Mrs.
Brown who has been sick at the home Of
her mother. He reports Mrs. Browns
condition as considerably improved.
Jake Leidinger went to Denver Sun
day morning to meet his wife who had
just returned from two weeks visit in
Pueblo. Mr.. and Mrs. Leidinger re.
turned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Painter enjoyed visit to
Denver Sunday.
Louis Garlick went to the capital Sun
day morning.
James Gilmour, Jr., went to Denver
Sunday morning to spend the day visit.
ing with friend. He reluctantly took
his departure for home in the evening"
Robt Wilkinson, M. X. Sullivan and
w. G. Matthews left for Denver Tues
day afternoon on business.
Adolph Fuelscher went to Denver
Sunday morning to meet his wife and
sister law, Miss Bertha Chase, who
had been visiting relatives in Cripple
Creek and Victor couple Of weeks.
The family returned home Sunday even
ing.
Sam Lucas and mother went TO Den.
yer Sunday morning. The latter left for
her home in Pueblo during the day.
She had been visiting her son in this
city couple OF weeks.
Fred. Warwick left yesterday morning
for Nederland, moving with him some
furnishings for the new building he has
just completed in that town. He was
accompanied by Starr Basset who will
work for Warwick & Ballard.
Fred. Ballard, Of Nederland, was in
the city Monday. The building he built
to replace the one which was DESTROYED
by fire short time ago is ready for oc
cupancy and the fixtures are being in.
stalled this week. The establishm ent
will be open for business Saturday even.
ing. The room adjoining that which is
to be occupied by Mr.. Ballard and his
partner has been rented by a gentleman
OF Nederland who will open a restau-
rant. Mrs. McBurnie OF this city who
originally intended to open restaurant
in the building has abandoned the idea.
VIM. Hoefls went to Boulder park yes
terday morning-for the purpose Of fish
ing, OF course.
Miss Anna Il. Smith, OF the Home
League Orphans Home, Of Denver, has
been in the city this week soliciting sub
scriptions for the institution. As the
donations went to worthy cause the
residents and merchants were quite lib.
eral in giving. Two or three Of the citi-
zens OF Central are members Of the hon
ora-y board Of the home.