Gilpin observer., 1907-04-18
Mention

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business matters and to take rest.
Mrs. L. j. Williams Monday morning
went to Golden to visit her mother.
iMr. and Mrs. VIM. Hambly and
daughter returned Monday evening from
Denver where they had been visiting.
Sheriff Thomas Cody returned Mon
day evening from visit to his family
in Boulder.
John Chapple came ever from Silver
Plume Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Baleria.
Mrs. Fred Wenzel was among the
passengers to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. H. Day left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver for brief stay, think
ing short rest would benefit her health.
VIM. Flick made business trip to the
Queen City Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Rodgers left on the morn
ing train Tuesday for Dever.
Mrs. Pete Macken and little son came
up from Denver Tuesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John Laughran parents of
Mrs. Macken.
Mrs. l.. Roy took trip to Denver
yesterday.
Mrs. John Champion took the morn
ing train for Denver yesterday.
c. Husband a former employe, of
Peterson's cigar store, has gone to
Globeville Arizona, where he will take
position in one of the grocery stores of
that place. However, before leaving
Frank was Initiated into the Woodmen
Of the World, of this place during the
log rolling which took place here Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. John Gilman, was taken to
St. Anthoniy's hospital in Denver
Saturday, where she will undergo an
operation. DIR. Sanders, her attending
physician here, thinks her chancens of
recovery are of the best.
George Jackson went to Denver Sat
urday morning last, to visit friends and
relatives, returning again Sunday
evening.
VIM. Kirk and daughter, Miss Mayme,
left for Denver the latter part of last
week. Miss Mayme left from there
for Alaska to visit with relatives while
Mr.. Kirk went to Boulder to attend to
some business matters.
Leo Voll came up from Denver Sat
urday on visit to his parents. The
gentleman looks well, but has not COM
pletely recovered from his ear trouble.
1t is very likely that Mr.. Voll will have
to seek lower altitude and may not be
able to return to Central to permanently
reside for some time.
John F. Tully, the well known mining
man returned to Denver Friday after
doing little surveying on some mining
claims he is interested in. Mr.. Tully has
pinned his faith to Gilpin county and
thinks there is no camp in the country
equal to it.
John Richards went to Denver Sunday.
After taking short rest he will accept
position as blacksmith at the Jefferson
Calhoun mine. Mr.. Richards resigned
his Office as day marshal last Friday.
VIM. Polkinhorn and family have left
for Iowa where they will remain a
short time p:ior to taking up re sidence
| in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Warren, who
were married in this city last Wednes-
day, returned from their honeymoon
trip to Denver Sunday evening. Monday
night number of their friends chara-
varied them at their home in Mountain
City.
Mrs. Richard Frazer, left Monday,
morning on visit to friends in Denver
Miss Lille Spear was passenger to
Denver on Monday mornings train.
Norman Mcleod has been in Denver
the past week. He was called down on
account of the illness of John c. Jenk-
ins who is sick in bed with the grippe.