Gilpin observer., 1907-08-15
MENTION

ng from visit in Denver over Sunday.
G. M. Laird returned Monday even
ing from his weekly trip to the Queen
City.
Station Agent McGinnis returned
Monday morning from his vacation
spent in eastern states and in Canada.
He was not gone as long as he expected
when he left here, but said he was
away from Central long enough to suit
him. Mr.. McGinnis is very fond of
Central City.
A. Baleria and family who had been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia and
Calumet, Mich, month or more, re-
turned home Friday evening. They
had very pleasant time while in the
east, despite the fact that the weather
was very warm. A nephew of Mr..
Baleria accompanied them home. He
will procure employment and remain in
the county.
Mrs. F. ]. Altvater and growing
young son returned Sunday evening
from a weeks visit with her brother in
Dumont.
VIM. Shull went to Denver Saturday
to enjoy the climate of a lower altitude
for couple of days.
Mrs. John Mack was an arrival from
Denver Saturday to visit a week or two
with her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry, who left
last week on honeymoon tour of the
state, returned home Sunday evening.
Robt. Wilkinson was passenger to
Denver Saturday to see Mrs. Wilkinson,
who has been visiting in the capital CITY,
Mrs. Wilkinson left Monday for Fort
Collins to be in attendance at conven-
tion of the Pythian sisters, which is be-
ing held in that city this week.
Thomas Martin went down to Denver
Sunday morning, saw all there was to
see, and returned home in the evening.
Mrs. Ray Stout, former resident of
this city, but now living in Sheridan,
Wyoming, arrived in Golden Sunday ev-
ening. She is expected here some time
this week when she will visit with her
sister, Mrs. L j. Williams.
Ed Davis and w. G. Hayden left
overland Sunday afternoon for Grand
lake where they will enjoy an outing for
couple of weeks. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Hayden went to Rollinsville yes
terday where they took the train for
Grand lake to join their husbands.
7. H. Trenoweth and wife left Tues
day for Cornwall, England, where
they will remain several months. Mr..
Trenoweth, when he returns to America
may embark in business in one of the
valley towns of Colorado.
Miss Vera Sisson left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver.
Frank Mayhem returned Monday ev-
ening from business trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams re-
turned Monday evening from British
Columbia, where they had been spend
ing couple OF months.
John Lehmkuhl was among the pas
sengers to leave for Denver Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Frank Mayor left Tuesday MORN
ing for Victor to visit with her son,
Richard.
Frank Hardy returned from visit to
his folks in Denver Monday.
Frank Wallace, representing a ma
chine company of Denver. was doing
business in the city Monday.
Mrs. John Odgers and daughter after
spending pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Almond Thompson, returned to
their home in Denver Tuesday.
Miss Rachael Mcleod, after visiting
Judge and Mrs. Flor Ashbaugh, return
ed to Cripple Creek Tuesday.
Douglas Morrison left for Cripple
Creek Tuesday morning where he will
visit his brother.
John jenkins, Jr., came from Mar
Sldl MoIUdy.
Mrs. Ed Harris, Margaret, and Mrs.
Beggs were arrivals from Denver yes
terday.
George Flaherty left Monday for
Boulder park to get some trout he had
spotted in the creek.
Miss Edith Davis left yesterday for
Chicago and Pennsylvania to visit rela-
tives and will be gone about four weeks.
Miss Elena Hepburn left Sunday for
Boulder park to join her folks. The
young lady will be gone week, or un-
til she catches enough trout for all her
friends in Central.
Rev. A. MacKay and wife, of Chey-
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