Gilpin observer., 1907-08-29
Personal Mention

from business trip to the
Queen City.
Ed. Griffith and wife left Saturday
for Princeton, Mo. They had just re-
turned about three weeks ago from
New, where Mr.. Griffith con-
tracted sickness that remained with
him during his stay in this city. He
went back to Missouri with the hope
that he will regain his health.
Mrs. VIM. Warren and sister, Miss
Laura Edwards, went to Denver Sum-
day to visit short time with their
mother.
Miss Lottie Drew, the milliner at the
New York store, is spending her sum-
mer vacation in Denver.
Mrs. A. H. Day left for Denver Mon
day on weeks visit.
c. B. Alexander left yesterday for
Norfork, Va, where he will represent
the local aerie of Eagles at the grand
lodge meeting. He was accompanied
by his wife as far as Kansas City.
D. P. Howard, mayor of Sulphur
Springs, was an arrival in the city Mon
day morning. He had business in the
district court.
Ed. Mitchell was up from Denver Fri
d ~ to look after mining property he is
i iterested in.
1. N. Welch and family and Thomas
Stribley and family are spending a
couple of weeks in Boulder park.
E. Manson returned from a business
trip to the metropolis Tuesday morning.
Frank Beaman was among the many
from Central to pass under the welcome
arch in Denver Sunday morning.
VIM. Bray, engineer, shift boss, fore
man, superintendent and general man.
ager of the celebrated Eureka mine,
was in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Harvey and children re-
turned Friday from an extended visit
with relatives in Wisconsin. Mr.. Har-
vey met them in Denver.
Henry Peck was among the Denver
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Cowling and son were pas
sengers to the capital city Sunday
morning.
Miss Ella Parenteau returned from a
visit in Denver Tuesday.
John Boyd and father returned Tues
day evening from trip to the valley
Oscar Williams went to the valley
Tuesday to buy some horses.
Miss Grace Tonkin and mother went
to Denver Tuesday afternoon to visit a
short time. 4ls4
Fred Warwick went to Denver Tues
day on business and not for pleasure.
Generally when Mr.. Warwick goes to
Denver on pleasure bent he breaks an
arm or leg.
J. C. Fleschhutz and wife made trip
to Denver Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Murray, of Kingman,
Kas., and Mrs. C. A. Keyes, of Idaho
Springs, sisters of Mrs. j. B. Merritt,
are visiting the latter in this city.
Thomas Martin went to Denver Sum-
day.
Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane came up
from Denver Tuesday morning.
Rev. v. O. Penley, rector of the
Episcopal church in this city, conducted
services in Idaho Springs Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. G. M. Laird and daughter,
Leah, were arrivals from Denver Fri
day evening. Mrs. Laird seems to like
Denver about as well as she likes Ger
trail.
Mrs. M. Lemkuhl left for Leaven-
worth, Kas., this morning.
Mrs. Emma West and daughter, of
Sedalia, Mo-, is visiting Mrs. Frank
Teats, as is also Mrs. West, of Eads,
Colo.
Knowlton Alsdorf, of Utica, ILL.,, is
visiting his brother, P. r.
John Oliver has returned from Butte.
VIM. Hoefe and Darold Mabee went
out to the park Tuesday.
Joe Williams came back from Will
iam's Forks Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Hamor and daughter left
Friday to Georgetown.
Rose Nolan went to Denve. Saturday.
The c. c. McCallister family have
gone to Denves to live. Kit will re-
main here.
w. E. Withrow returned from Mid
die park yesterday.