Gilpin observer., 1907-08-15

to Denver Saturday, returning agar
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson and Miss Han
sen returned from visit to the valley
Sunday evening.
Geo. Stroehle and wife left Saturday
afternoon for trip to Denver.
Tuesday marriage license was is
sued to Mrs. Augusta Lena Negri and
Henry Groth. The ceremony was per-
formed Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the bride by the Hon. Judge
Matthews of this city. There were
only few present, relatives and close
friends. After the ceremony a nice
wedding dinner was served, and the
happy couple went to housekeeping at
once. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Groth are
well and favorably known here and so
need no introduction. Lately Mr.. Groth
has been working at Gilpin. They have
the sincere good wishes Of their num-
erous friends throughout the county.
Mrs. Phillip Rolling and charming
daughter, Miss Anna, arrived here from
Golden Monday on visit. The latter
is waiting on customers in the Rohling
store during Miss Bertha Mitchell's abb
sence.
Miss Bertha Mitchell left Monday for
Colorado City as delegate from the
local council of the Pocahontas. She
was accompanied by her mother and
sister, Mrs. N. G. Mitchell and Mrs. j.
Rohling. They expect to return the
latter part of this week.
Phil. Rolling and N. G. Mitchell left
Monday for Fort Collins as delegates to
the convention of the local lodge of the
Knights of Pythias.
Herman Shinherr went to Colorado
City Monday as delegate to the Red
Mems convention from Black Hawk
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o. B. Thompson came up from Den
yer Tuesday to attend to some business
n connection with the Fifty Gold Mines
company.
Mrs. John Helm came on visit from
Denver Monday.
Fred Weeks and Elmer Reynolds, af-
ter fishing trip of month or so at
Middle park arrived he re Sunday. They
went to Denver Monday morning.
Free Lynch, Pat Nevins, Ed. Omera
and Henry Eatwell returned Saturday
night from fishing trip to Boulder
park. They got several big fish.
Isider Depree ran nail in his foot
Sunday and will now be laid up for
week or Sc.
Zack Mackey had his hand smashed
considerably while switching some cars
on the tramway the other day. He will
not be able to work for some time now.
John Boyle arrived here from Middle
park the first of the week on visit to
his sister, Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Chas. Jacobs arrived here from
her home in McCook, Nebraska, this
week and is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Jacob Eilmann.
Osgood Blake came up from Denver
Tuesday on short visit.
VIM. Keys left for visit to Denver
Tuesday.
George Stevens was among the pas
sengers to Denver Tuesday.
The singing of the Robley quartette
at the NJ. E. church Monday and Tues
day evenings was excellent SO all those
who attended say. 1t is very seldom
that such quartette of fine voices are
found together.
The sampling works resumed opera
tions this morning.
VIM. Brown arrived here on visit to
his old home the first of the week. Of
late years he has been sojourning in the
state of Michigan.
The Rebekahs are having a picnic to-
day at the old Pressler ranch on Clear
creek. Quite a number of the local
people went out.
Louis Rachofsky and John Rohling
expect to fishing next week.
c. King and wife, who were visiting
with the Krileys, returned to their home
in Cloud county, Nebraska, yesterday
afternoon.
John Creevan and family of Marshal,
Kansas are in the city visiting with re-
latives.