Gilpin observer., 1906-08-02
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Mr. ana Mr6. walter FUNK made q
trip to Arrow Saturday over the Moffat
road. They were accompanied by Mr..
Funk's mother and father, visitors from
the east, who enjoyed the scenic trip
very much.
Miss Edna Halden was passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon.
II. F. Kunter, Of the Golden Rule
store, left Monday afternoon on a busi-
ness trip to Chicago. He will be gone a
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Henry Altvater who had been in
Denver several months attending her
husband who died last week, returned
home Monday evening. She was &C.
companied by Miss Lena and Henry.
Ed Nolan returned home Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane and daughter,
Yetta, who had been visiting several
weeks in the city, returned to their
home in Denver Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Hayden, OF Greeley,
who visited DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Hannah
last week, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Forester, of Dex-
ter, Ia, are visiting with their SOD, Rev.
r. 81. Forester.
Ignas Gundy returned from Denver
Monday evening where he went to pur-
chase moving machine.
H. j. Hawley returned from visit to
Denver Monday evening.
Mrs. j. B. Durbin and mother, Of Dem
yer, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Shuck.
Miss Launder came up from Denver
Tuesday evening to visit with her cousin,
George Launder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson and
Mr.. Anderson's sister were arrivals from
Greeley Tuesday evening.
Mrs. AL. Price, of Denver, and the
Misses Price, OF Washington, D. c.,
were arrivals in the city Tuesday, visit
ing with L. j. Rachofsky. They were
escorted about the mines and mills by
Mr.. Rachofsky who acquainted them
with all the practical features of mining.
Mr.. Alfred Skeels and wife arrived
home Tuesday.
L. J. Williams returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Mckay returned home
Tuesday evening.
Station Agent Frank McGinnis has
returned home after two weeks visit
to his old home in Michigan.
G. M. Laird returned from a visit to
his family in Denver Tuesday. Limited
time in the capital city would not per-
NIT Of Mr.. Laird's calling on the politi.
cal powers of the Republican party to
ascertain il the wide chasm in the party
had been bridged over to the general
satisfaction OF the followers OF the G. o.
P.
Otto Baeder, who until few weeks
ago was employed as salesman in the
New York store, is in the city. The
gentleman claims il he could procure
good situation in Central Of sufficient
remuneration to meet the requirements
OF his fastidious tastes. he would not re-
turn to Denver.
A. Baleria and family left yesterday
for Boulder park to spend few days
fishing. They started out about half al
hour before the heavy rain commenced
to fall and the supposition is that they
received a thorough drenching. Mr..
Baleria wouldn't trust to luck and took
along good supply Of sardines and
other canned fish.
Mrs. S. Nathan, Of Denver. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ignatz Meyer.
Horace w. Havens, OF Denver, was in
the city yesterday on mining business.
Mr.. Havens was the Democratic candi.
date two years ago for secretary OF state
and is out for the nomination for that
office again. He has been interested in
mining in this section for several years.
Mrs. w. c. Fullerton returned to her
home in Boulder yesterday morning.
Miss Blanche Ashbaugh, an aunt oil
Judge Ashbaugh, Miss Sybil Mcdonald
and Claude Ashbaugh, cousins, from
Moundville, Mo-, are visiting Judge and
Mrs. Flor. Ashbaugh. Tuesday, the
visitors were taken to James peak to
view the scenery OF the beautiful sur
roundings.
Geo. Miller, Jr., who had be en- here O