Gilpin observer., 1905-08-03
PERSONALS

.mons, were called home suddenly Thurs
day afternoon owing to the illness Of Mr.
Simmons.
A. Rachofsky returned Friday morn
ing from visit to relatives in Durango
Mrs. John Mckay went to the capital
Friday afternoon OIL short visit.
Mrs. II. Howard was among the pas
sengers to Denver Saturday morning.
Ignatz Gundy went to Denver Satur-
day morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Sullivan spent
Sunday in Denver.
c. Penn and B. johnson left Sunday
morning for Grand Junction where they
will register with the hope OF drawing a
valuable tract Of ground at the Uintah
opening.
Sam Lee, the industrious Chinaman,
took trip to Denver Sunday to take in
the sights.
Geo. Huber, of Denver, former resi-
dent Of Central, after visiting with old
time friends, returned home Sunday
morning.
- Miss Mayme Huber, after visiting with
friends here for the past week left for
Gilpin Sunday morning to visit her
friend Miss Anna Jerguns. From there
she went to Rollinsvelle and rode Oh
the Moffat train to Denver.
L Miss Anna JerguDs, who is teaching
Nchool at Gilpin, arrived in the city on
Friday to visit friends, returning home
again Sunday.
Miss Agnes Flynn went to Denver
Sunday morning to spend the day.
Mrs. George McFsrlane was among
the passengers to the metropolis Satur-
day to visit few days with friends.
Miss Martha Davidson went to Denver
Saturday afternoon to visit with friends
J.C. McShape went to the valley Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss Kate Sutton returned from Wis
it to Denver Saturday evening.
VIM. Merritt, OF Wilkes Barre, Pa, &C
companied by a Mr. Rodda Of Denver,
were arrivals Sunday morning. The
gentlemen are friends Of Mrs. Trevithick
and have known her for the past twenty
five years. The severe illness OF Mrs.
Trevithick, who has been ailing with
typhoid fever, brought them to the city.
Judge Ashbaugh and w. f. Wi,hrow
left Monday for Salt Lake city and other
[oints in Utah. 1t is claimed the gen.
= tlemen went to the Mormon state with
the intention Of taking up homestead.
They will be gone about two weeks.
VIM. Harvey and Ike Young returned
!. Sunday from a several weeke' stay in
Springs, where they went for
n the purpose OF locating, il favorably i'm
pressed with that section.
E. NJ. Todd and George Philips have
gone TO Grand junction to register with
the hope OF drawing homestead in the
Uintah reservation. From there they
will go to the section in Utah which is
to be opened and in all probability will
remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eilmann and Mr.
and Mrs. John Eilmann, accompanied b,
friend from Wisconsin, Mrs. More
house, left Tuesday for Boulder park to
enjoy an outing Of four weeks.
Frank Hepborn and family and Chas
McCallister and family left Sunday foI
Boulder park to spend two weeks fish
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoehe and cor
went to Boulder park Sunday where
ing. Mrs. Martin Noonan, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeiie, joined them this
week.
George Maloney returned Friday frou
trip to Elizabeth and brought back
Mith him new buggy and one Of thu
= finest driving horses seen on the streets
OF Central for some time. The turnout
is beauty and enough to arouse tn,
envy OF prince.
~ NJ. Mckenzie, OF the Williams Liver,
Company, left Tuesday for Prince Ed
wards Island, his old home. He will b,
gone aoout two months.
Mrs. Eliza Matthews. OF Golden, wai
visiting her brother.in-law, w. q. Mat
thews and family this week.
DIR. e. V. Shoop, a ranchman ofArvada
was an arrival in the city Tuesday morn
ing to visit a few days on business ant
pleasure. The doctors face was tannet
to an Indian hue and he presented th'
appearance OF an old-time resident o
the rural districts.