Gilpin observer., 1906-11-29

editor and manager of the Observer,
was mngling with his vast number of
friends here last Monday. Mr.. Mcleod
is looking hale and hearty, but like all
the rest of the old-timers, as the gray
hairs creep on, Father Time is getting In
his work. He is at present a resident OF
Canon City, where he is engaged IN fruit
farming.
George Hamllik was visitor to Den
yer over Sunday.
Mr.. Hellwig, formerly in the employ OF
Ii. 2. Davies, the druggist of this city,
was visitor on Sunday.
Lester Seigfreid came up from Denver
last week for few days on business.
Mrs. John Manual left for Denver on
Monday afternoon.
Arnold Miller left last Tuesday for
Goldfield, Nevada, where he goes look
ing for fortune.
w. J. Stull was business visitor to
Denver on Sunday, returning Monday
morning.
Max Gabardi went to Denver Sunday
afternoon to select turkeys for Thanks
giving. He returned Monday evening.
RI. Martin returned to Denver Sun
day afternoon after a tour of inspection,
which he made with prospective inves-
tor.
H. G. Shuck returned Monday morn
ing from weeks business trip in Boise,
Idaho. Mr.. Shuck claims that is the
only country excepting Gilpin county,
of course.
A. l.. Anderson returned on Monday
morning from a short visit in Denver.
Fritz ]. Altvater and wife returned on
Monday evening from a brief visit in the
capital city.
Mrs. Morgan and son came up Mon
day morning on visit to her sister, Mrs
Thomas Tregay, as we'll as her nephew,
Tommy, who was accidently shot in the
hand at Gilpin.
John Eva was visitor to Central City
was shot at Gilpin last week.
Ernest Davey and sister, Mrs. Annie
Quick, of Goldield, Colo, we're arrivals
Monday to attend the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Matthews.
County Judge w. c. Matthews went
to Denver Sunday afternoon to try a
case before the federal court.
Oscar Williams and Thomas Cham
pon have been in Denver this week.
Thomas Trevithick and son, William
of Wilksbarre, Pa, were arrivals Sunda.
and are visiting Mrs. Therza Trevithick
a sister. in.law. Since his arrival Mr.
Trevithick has been quite i'll with min
ers complaint, malady he contracted
since he left here, twenty-three year.
ago.
Thomas Trevithick came from Ft
Collins the fore part of the week to visi
his sick father.
Judge Hicks and wife left for Colder
yesterday afterdoon where they vii
spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Ed. Griffin left for Denver yes
terday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving
She was accompanied by her children.
John Jenkins ard son left for shor
trip to Denver yesterday afternoon.
Robert Harris left visit to hi
folks in Denver this morning.
Miss Edna Williams left this morning
for Denver where she will spend the day
Miss Irene Slattery of the telephon
exchange in Denver, came up today t
spend Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Slattery.
f. McGinniss, our popular static
agent, went to Denver this morning t
spend Thanksgiving with his family
Miss Ella Flynn, an attache Of tn
Golden Rule store, returned from shor
, "trip to Denver Monday.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McFarlane wer
passengers to Denver Tuesday morning
Mayor III. z. Davies returned fror
Salt Lake Monday.
Mrs. Leo Voll went to Denver yestei
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Maischoss LEI
Yesterday afternoon for Denver.
Miss Mcleod went to Denver yestei
, day afternoon TO spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Kuuditr iourneyed to Denver O
yesterday afternoon train.
t Tom Tregay, lad of about Ii. VII
- was accidently shot in the right han
and forearm while hunting rabbits 1
Giipin "A faty miles north of this cit