Gilpin observer., 1905-09-21
Mrs. James Rule, Sr.. came up from
Denver Monday evening.

Mrs. James Rule, Sr., came up from
Denver Monday evening.
Miss Cecil Lehmkuhl went to the capt.
tai yesterday morning to enjoy short
visit.
j. A. Flynn, the tea man Of Denver,
returned home yesterday morning after
a short business stay.
Mrs. w. S. Haifley, sister OF Mrs. j.
b. Merritt, and children, were arrivals
from Kingman, Kas., Tuesday evening
and will visit three or four weeks in the
city.
Mrs. Eva Edison was an arrival from
Denver Tuesday evening on visit to
her mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smock.
j. S. Beaman, of Denver, was in the
city Monday looking over property inter
ests.
Miss Bertha Chase returned from
Denver Monday evening.
Charles Straub came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Robert Wilkinson returned Monday
evening from Denver where he accom-
panied his wife on her trip to Manitou.
Sol. Bacharach returned from a bust
ness trip to the capital Monday evening.
S. T. Elliott, Of the Grand Central
mine, returned from short trip te
Denver Monday evening.
B. G. Granville went to Denver Tues.
day morning. From there he will go to
New York on mining business.
Martin Miller accompanied his sister,
Mrs. John O'Malley to Denver Tuesday
Morning on her way to Goldfeld, New,
to join her husband who is mining in
that city.
+. Manson returned Tuesday morning
from trip to Hot Sulphur Springs.
John Husband and wife, of Denver,
came up Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Short.
George Collins, the mining man of
Denver, was an arrival Tuesday morning.
B. S. Lake came up from Denver Tues
day to attend to some business matters
in connection with the Barnes mine.j
Mrs. Ontis, OF Cripple Creek, was an
arrival Tuesday evening and will visit l..
Roy and family.
Mrs. W. p. Dooley returned from
short visit to Denver Tuesday evening
Mrs. Fred Bishop and mother Mrs.
Negri, were arrivals from Denver Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gale, OF Cripple
Creek, were in the city Tuesday for a
short visit. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Gales father from Boston Mr.
Wallace Gale is well known here, having
been former resident, and during the
time he lived here was considered some.
what of baseball player.
J. II. and j. NJ. Seright who had been
visiting with their mother in Philo, o.,
during the summer have returned. j.
M. is limping about with sore foot
which was caused through an accident
he met with while on the farm in en-
deavoring to give his brother few les
SONS in coal mining. In digging with
pick he made a miss and struck his foot
above the instep. This is not the only
accident the attorney met with while
giving coal digging exhibitions. Ia
working about the mine he fell into a
hole used as q sump and broke one OF
his ribs. Had his brother not prevailed
upon him to desist from attempting to
dig coal the chances are he would not
have been able to return to Central.
The gentlemen claim they had most
pleasant visit in Ohio.
Hal Sayr came in from Rollnsville
yesterday to attend to some business.
Mrs. Marcus Leahy returned from a
visit to her daughter in Middle park
Sunday evening.
Fritz j. Altvater and wife we're among
the crowd that went from this city to
Hot Sulphur Springs last Friday to at
tend the celebration Of the advent OF the