Gilpin observer., 1905-11-23

sengers to Denver Friday afternoon to
remain over Sunday visiting with rela.
tives.
l. b. Henry, the we'll known insurance
agent went to Denver the latter part of
last week to remain several days on bus
mess.
Miss Rose Nolan went to Denver Mon
day morning for brief stay.
Morgan Mccain, who is attending the
Agricultural college at Ft. Collins, was
an arrival in the city Sunday evening for
a few days visit
Attorney w. E. Withrow left Monday
afternoon for Chicago on business. From
Chicago he proceeded to New York
where he will remain couple of weeks
in quest of pleasure
Miss Lena Altvater returned from
a three weeks visit with friends in Den
yer Sunday evening.
GIN. Laird went to Denver Sunday
afternoon on business, coupled with
pleasure.
! Glenn Heuer, of Nederland, accom-
panied Fred Warwick to the city Sunday
afternoon.
H. II. Lakereturned Sunday afternoon
from a weeks stay in Denver.
Miss Lena Eilmann is over from Idaho
| Springs ON weeks visit to her parents.
William Kiley. an old time Central
City boy, who mas been prospecting and
rusticating throughout the state of Ne
vada and the northwest section Of the
| country for year or more, returned last
week. He met many Gilpinites at Gold
field, Nevada, among them being ex-
Senator Samuel V. Newell. He says
there are few good mines at Goldfield,
but their scarcity makes 1t an undesira-
able place for poor man to prospect.
| Miss Elizabeth Clark went to Denver
Friday morning for few days visit.
Miss Celia French, teacher at the Bay
State school, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her mother in this city.
Mrs. Charles V. Shoop Of .Arvada, ac-
companied by her niece Miss Isabel
Wolff of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania were
visitors to Central on Saturday
DR.. w. P. Dooley accompanied VIM
Bennallack to Denver Saturday where
| the latter will remain several weeks and
receive treatment for inflammation OF the
bladder.
Mrs. Richard Andrews accompanied
the body of her husband, who was killed
in the Mackey mine in Apex Monday af
ternoon, 70 Golden yesterday. The fun
eral will be held today.
Arthur Kruse was called to Brighten
yesterday afternoon on account OF the
serious illness Of his grandmother. She
died last evening.
q. A. Hicks and wife left yesterday af-
ternoon for Chicago. Philadelphia and
New York where the judge was called
on business. They will be absent from
the city about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Steadman, of
American city, boarded the train here
yes :erday and went to Denver. Last
evening they left Denver for Chicago,
Mrs. Steadman having received dis
patch informing her of the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
Mrs. Dora Patterson and Mrs. A. Ba-
lerla were passengers this morning to
Silver Plume to attend the funeral of a
friend.
George W. Schneider was an arrival in
the city Tuesday morning from Denver.
He came up for the purpose of attend
ing to some work for Walter Funk who
is visiting in New York. Mr.. Schneider
before coming here had just returned
from Ell Paso, Tex, where he was in at.
tendance at the Mining Congress. He
claims that the meeting was well attend
ed by mining men from all sections and
was an enthusiastic gathering.
John Best was an arrival in the city
from Denver Tuesday morning.
George w. Mabee, ST., came up from
Denver Sunday evening on business.
Ed. Davis returned from business
trip to Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss +. McBurnie was an arrival home
from Denver Tuesday morning after a
brief visit at the capital.
Mrs. Bert Campbell, who has been re-
siding in Denver the past six months on
account Of poor health, returned to the
city Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell have rented rooms in the Os.
car Peers house.