Gilpin observer., 1906-02-15
Mention

Wm. Quiller was passenger to Den.
yer Sunday morning.
VIM. Bloomer, of Leyden, was an ar
rival in the city Sunday afternoon to WIS.,
it short time with his daughter.
R A. Hall and w. B. Barker we're pas
sengers to Denver Saturday afternoon to
attend to some business matters in con.
nection with the Gilpin & Clear Creek
District railway.
Perry Newlin arrived from Klondike
Sunday where he has been engaged in
mining. He will return to the land of
wealth after short visit.
John G. Jenkins was a passenger to
Denver Sunday afternoon.
DR.. w. P. Dooldy left Monday after.
noon for Indiana, where he was called to
the bedside OF his mother who is very
low with pneumonia. DIR. Dooleys
mother is seventy four years OF age and
he was deeply concerned about her con
dition.
Miss Lulu Martin returned to her
home in Denver Monday afternoon af.
ter enjoying weeks visit with friends.
Mrs Floyd, of Leyden, who had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Daily, returned
home Monday afternoon.
Miss May Oliver. OF Idaho Springs,
day.
L. j. Williams was in attendance at
the banquet Of the Michigan Alumni
given at the University Club in Denver
Saturday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Withrow were
passengers on Tuesday mornings train
The former went to Denver on legal
business and the latter went to Greeley
to visit short time with her daughter
E. L. Davis and Judge Flor Ashbaugh
drove to Idaho Springs Monday after
noon on business.
Miss Minnie Martin returned to Den
yer Tuesday morning after short visit
with friends.
Mrs. WIN. McCallister returned home
from Leyden Monday afternoon where
she had been visiting with her mother.
j. c. McShane and family returned
Monday evening from trip to the valley.
Miss Katherine Miller returned from
short visit to Denver Monday afternoon.
Miss Van Glider, the we'll known school
teacher, visited in Denver the fore part
of the week.
George Mabee, Sr., was an arrival from
Denver Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Michael Flynn was passenger
to Denver Monday afternoon.
Al.Granville, who left the city few
weeks ago for Georgetown. was an ar
rival Monday evening. He came over to
get his wardrobe. The young man claims
he has very lucrative position in one of
the hotels Of Georgetown, having COM
plete charge Of the larder.
E. r. Morris, Of Denver, owner OF con-
siderable property in this city, was an
arrival Monday evening. As soon as the
frost leaves the ground Mr.. Morris in.
tends to place stone walks in front OF
his buildings on Lawrence street. occu-
pied by the Golden Rule store and Strib
ley's barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ripley, OF Ameri-
can City, were registered at the Teller
house Monday. Tuesday morning they
left for Denver. From Denver Mrs. Rip
ley will go east to remain with relatives
until June. Mr.. Ripley will be in Den
yer about week.
l.. j. Piazzi was business passenger
to the metropolis Tuesday morning.
4. F. Graft, representing the W. II.
Kister Stationery company, returned to
Denver Tuesday morning after short
business stay in the city.
j. L. Bryan, an employe of the Oh
server years ago, arrived in the city Sat
urday evening on a visit to Central City
friends. Mr.. Bryan is now interested in
the Saguache Crescent, published in a
cattle and sheep section in the southern
part of the state. The firm name OF the
proprietors is Ludwick g. Bryan. Mr..
Bryan returned home Tuesday morning
Matt. Manuel left yesterday afternoon
fos Butte City, Montana, where he will
probably remain in the future il the loca-
tion suits him.
Conrad Jergens left for Denver yester.
day to visit bis folks and to attend to
some business matters.
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