Gilpin observer., 1906-11-15
MENTION

lerton went down to straighten out the
judicial squabble or at least offer some
suggestions with that end in view.
Mrs. Alfred Skeels went to Denver on
Tuesday afternoon and intends to re.
main there month.
VIM. Ryan, the popular insurance man.
returned Monday evening from two
weeks business trip around the horn.
He visited Greeley, Ft. Collins, Love
land and Berthoud, and says these towns
are located in the most prosperous agri.
cultural section of the state. The farm
ers are doing well and have money to
throw to the snow birds when they ar.
rive.
E. Goldman returned Monday evening
from a short business trip to TIE capital
CITY,
A. ]. Smith and eastern parties con-
nected with the Keys tone and Blair
mines in this county drove over from
Idaho Springs Monday to look over their
properties. 1t is the intention of those
interested to start up these mines at
once.
Matt Nichols came up from Denver
Monday evening.
Chas Swanson, manager of the Teller
house, went to Denver Tuesday after
noon on business in connection with the
hotel. Should Mr.. Swanson run across
any available help he will bring them
along.
Fred McFarlare and wife went to
Denver Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Withrow went to
Denver Monday morning for brief stay.
Mrs. j. c. Fleschhutz and lady
friend who is visiting with her, were ar
rivals from Denver Sunday evening.
John G. Jenkins and family went
down to the ranch Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Burle E. Tolman and little son
Jack, are arrivals from Cripple Creek.
Mrs. Tolman is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs A. 81. Day and is visiting with her
parents.
LTucSL SdIIeT TctuIutO nun DouahHu,
a mining camp near Salida, on Friday,
where he had been working the past sew
eral months. Mr.. Carter is thinking
seriously of making trip to the coast.
Chas. Trenoweth visited his daughter
in Boulder Sunday. Miss Trenoweth is
attending the university in that city.
V. NJ. Came, former boniface of the
Teller house, was in the city between
trains Sunday. Mr.. Game is running
the eating house at Forks Creek and
says there is nothing like it. He is coin
ing money.
Miss Anna Rachofsky came up Satur-
day to visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Rachofsky insists that Denver is
nicer place to live than Central City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson left for
Denver last Saturday afternoon to visit
day or so with Mrs. Jacksons folks,
the Schotts, returning home again Sun
day evening.
Will Blake left for Denver yesterday
morning on a business trip.
Mrs. Agnes Campbell and daughter,
Miss Eugene, left for visit to relatives
and friends in Denver yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. c. II. Fnelscher left for Denver
last Friday, called there by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Ryan.
Robert Davey and son, William, left
Friday afternoon for Goldfeld, New,
where they expect to remain some time.
Mrs. Davey accompanied them as far
az Dever.
Mrs. Pool left for visit to Denver
Friday.
Bob. Harris left for Denver Friday to
visit his mother.
Miss Edna Williams left for Denver
Friday on a short visit to friends.
James Rule returned from visit TO
Denver Sunday evening.
George Williams returned from a visit
to Denver Sunday.
John Doss, after short visit of sew
eral days with friends and relatives here,
returned to Montrose yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Rudolph Fuelscher arrived here
from her home in Brighton Tuesday
evening. After short but pleasant
visit she returned home Yesterday after