Gilpin observer., 1905-11-16
MENTION


clothing store Of his brother, which oc
Cured last week.
T.. goldman was passenger to the
n etropois Sunday afternoon on business
He returned Monday evening.
John German went to Denver Satur.
day u:orning on business regarding some
mining property he is interested 10 the
northern part OF the county.
Miss Rose Nolan was among the pas.
sengers to Denver Saturday Afternoon
to join her sister, Cary, who went down
the day before.
Mrs. W j. Stull went to the capital
Saturday afternoon to remain few days
visiting with her parents and Mrs. Wm.
Kuntz, a former resident of this city.
Ed. Davis was in Denver Sunday on
business.
Chas. Trenoweth was busines visitor
to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Cora Mann went to the Queen
City Sunday afternoon toSvisit.
Miss Elizabeth Lehmkuhl and mother
spent few days 10 Denver the fore part
OF the week.
Mrs. Max Gabardi returned Monday
evening from short visit to the big city.
Mrs. Ambrose Matthes was an arrival
home from Denver Monday afternoon.
w. c. Fullerton was in Denver Mon
day on business.
John G. Jenkins returned Monday
morning from several days spent in Den.
yer on business.
w. c. Fullerton, Fritz J. Altvater and
Thor. Crook, of Black Hawk, drove over
to Empire last Thursday to procure wit
nesses in case of Gilpin VS.. Clear Creek
county. suit regarding the support of a
pauper which is to be tried before tue
county court of Clear Creek next week.
John Belcher went to Denver Monday
afternoon to enter hospital where he
will be treated for rheumatism.
Vincent T. Flaherty, an engineer and
machinest OF wide experience, was an
arrival in the city Sunday evening. The
genxea1h is seeking employment in one
Of the mines or mills in this section.
Fl. II. Lake, cashier OF the First Na-
tional bank, was a business passenger to
Denver Tuesday morning.
Nm. Dennis returned from a short
trip to Denver Tuesday morning.
Hal Sayr, of Denver, one of the di-
rectors Of the Rocky Mountain Natihnal
bank and having heavy property inter,
ests 10 the district, was an arrival Tues.
day morning.
D. S. Hooker. OF the surveying corps
Of the Colorado II Southern railway, ac-
companied by two assistants, was an ar
rival from Denver Monday morning to
do some surveying on the tram rord.
Morley Hale came over from Central
City sunday and remained until Tues
day afternoon visiting his wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Tyler Standard, Silver Plume
Dick Ewing, Of Colorado Springs, rep
resenting the American Book company
was an arrival in the city Tuesday. lie
visited short time with the local school
teachers and made trip to four of the
outlying districts. Mr.. Ewing is an old
time friend OF Professor Barker.
Mrs John Richards aud family will
leave Saturday for Denver to reside
Mrs. Richards health has been very poor
the past year and she hopes the change
will benefit her condition.
Sam MANUEL, of Cripple Creek, for.
mer resident OF Central City, was an ar
rival Monday to visit old friends aad
haunts.
Manager j. c. Fleuschhutz of the Pc
wabic, was Denver visitor the fore part
OF the week on business.
Fred w. Ballard was in from Neder.
land Tuesday on business. The burns
he received a month ago while fighting
the fire at Nederland have about all
healed. Mr.. Ballard stated that the
town is in shape now to fight fire
should another one visit the camp. Sew.
eral hundred feet of hose have been pur-
chased and is in readiness for immediate
use. The hose was ordered before the
fire broke out but did not arrive at Ned
erland until couple of days after the
conhagration. The gentleman also stated
that the camp is rapidly recovering from
the damage done by the fire. All the
buildings that were burned are being
reconstructed
j. +. Lightbourn was passenger tc
Denver and Boulder this morning.