Gilpin observer., 1905-08-10
PERSONALS

Geo. Philips went to Grand Junction
Thursday afternoon to register. From
there he will go to Vernal and on to the
reservation. II he is successful at the
drawing he will remain in Utah, cult.
vate his 100 acre tract and join the Nor
mons.
Mrs. Joseph Beaman OF Denver, who
has been visiting the Suttons, returned
home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Cameron, OF the
Knight Locke Music company of Den
yer, we're visitors to the city last week.
They were enjoying their honeymoon,
having been married few days before
coming to Central. Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
eron returned home Thursday afternoon
Chas. Williams went to Arizona Thurs.
day afternoon where he intends to mine
and will remain there permanently.
Tony Boggio, one of the proprietors of
the White House saloon, who had been
i'll in Denver for the last month ailing
with pleurisy OF the heart, returned
home Thursday evening. He was &C.
companed by his son, Victor, who had
been in Denver short time with him
Mr.. Boggio has fully recovered from his
attack OF sickness.
Chas. Penn and Robert johnson re-
turned from Grand Junction Thursday
evening where they had gone to register.
Mrs. Harry Curry went to Denver Sat
urday morning to enjoy short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Johns were pass.
engers to Golden Saturday morning.
Miss Agnes Senate, Of Cripple Creek,
who had been visiting with the Noonans,
returned home Saturday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Job went to Denver Satur-
day morning to visit few days with her
daughter.
Miss Beatrice Rule returned Sunday
evening from Denver where she had
been enjoying her vacation, visiting with
her mother.
William Dennis spent Sunday in the
Queen city.
Albert Anger went to Denver Sunday
morning, returning in the evening.
A. Penna was among the passengers to
leave for Denver Sunday morning, re-
turning in the evening.
E. Goldman went to the metropolis
Sunday morning, remaining a day or
two TO transact business.
Mrs. Neil Mckay and son, who had
been visiting in Denver, returned Sun
day evening.
Miss Lena Hepborn visited in Denver
Sunday.
Gene Campbell joined the crowd to
Denver Sunday morning, returning in
the evening.
Arthur Kruse soiourned in the capital
city Sunday.
Anna Callahan was among the passen-
gers to Denver Sunday morning to re-
main several days visiting with friends.
VIM. Preville, a former resident, came
up from Denver Sunday to visit with
friends.
Walter and Edith Burroughs spent
Sunday in Denver.
julie Henry went to the capital Sunday
morning to visit with his family.
Roy Miller of the Register Call, went
to Denver Sunday morning where he
met his wife and children who had just
returned from an extensive visit in Earl
vile, Ill. Mr.. Miller and family returned
in the evening.
Sam Lucas was among the many who
took in the sights in Denver Sunday.
Ed. Cody visited his family in Denver
Sunday.
Il. j. Hawley went to Denver Sunday
to visit with his family.
Frank McGinnis, the station agent,
was passenger on Sunday mornings
train. He was bound for Golden where
he met his wife who came up from Den
yer.
AL Vincent went to Denver Sunday
morning.
The Misses Martin and McGinn, Of
Denver, arrived Friday evening on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jenkins.
The ladies are enjoying an outing on
Banta hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.O. Jenkins and family
drove to Tolland Tuesday morning.
They were met there by Judge Hicks
and family who went to Tolland over the
Moffat road. From Tolland the party
will go to Middle park to enjoy weeks
outing.
T. w, Proffitt has gone to Fort Coll.