Gilpin observer., 1907-08-29

lore part OF next week IOr brooklyn,
Maine, to visit their son and other re-
latives. Mr.. Boulter halls from Brook
lyn but this will be his first trip back
to his old home in % years. During
Mr.. Boulter's eastern trip Clayton
Wyatt will look after the ranch and
wood business.
Louis Rachofsky and John Rolling,
who have been camping out for the past
week or 80. returned to their home here
Wednesday. They say that they did
not go out for hunting or fishing trip.
but just to rest up from their ardous
duties in this city. Nevertheless, the
morning they returned, while John
Rolling was drinking at the spring, he
seen fish and managed to throw it out
on the bank.
]. N. Hurwitz came up from his home
in Denver Sunday to visit relatives. He
went out to the Rolling -Rachofsky
camp for couple of days. He return
home again yesterday afternoon.
Amos Kearns and wife, formerly Miss
Mae Myers, were married in Denver on
Thursday of last week and returned
to their newly furnished home here on
Saturday evening. They were chriv-
aried that same night by number of
their friends, who they afterwards in
vited to nice spread of ice cream and
cake and other delicacies.
Oscar Bensfeld came up from his
home Saturday evening on short visit
to friends.
The Women of Woodcraft expect to
give picnic week from next Sunday
up Clear creek canon.
Miss Bertha Schneider left for Den
yer Sunday where she will remain for
month or two.
After visiting friends here short
time Mrs. H. Klien returned to her
home in Golden Saturday. Mr.. Klien
came up that day and they returned be-
hind their own team of horses.
Henry Morgan took the second and
third degree in the Red Men last Thurs
day evening. The other members had
much fun even if Mr.. Morgan didn't.
Chris. Hazelbine was up from his
home in Denver Wednesday to look af-
ter his mining interests.
The M. E. church people will have an
ice cream and cake social and entertain
ment Friday night and everyone is in
vited to attend.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Frank M. Bertagnolli to Miss
Florence Mae Bond on Wednesday,
September 11th. The ceremony will oc-
cur at St. Elizabeth's s church in Denver.
Mrs. Fritz and family returned the
first of the week from a visit to Apex.
Jo. Barril returned from a camping
trip to the Old Kentucky mine the first
of the week, and brought in big lot
of berries.
The Burroughs and Nelson families
and number of other people left for
Yankee and Alice Sunday to see the
grand sight of the glacier at James
Peak.
Holmes & Teats have several men at
work painting the Fifty Gold Mines
Co. s mill this week.
]. Klais, j. Tabb, Ben Olsen and
Walter James returned Sunday night
from fishing trip on the Troublesom.
They came by way of the Moffat road
and brought in several big messes of
fish.
j. V. Thompson and son returned Sum-
day night from fishing trip to the
Troublesome in Routt county.
Mrs. Walter James returned Sunday
night from visit of several months to
California.
Jas. Oates and VIM. Vine expect to
leave for Butte, Montana, next Sunday.
Mr.. Vine went as far as Denver last
Sunday.
VIM. Brown moved his family to Rus
sell Gulch yesterday as he has secured
position on the Aduddel mine.
The Woodmen expect to have big
spread at their meeting Friday night.
Chas. Niccum was thrown off runa-
way tram car the other day and broke
one of his wrist bones.
While running the compressor at the
Fifty Gold Mines mill Monday John
Rudolph slipped and fell on his side,
breaking rib.