Gilpin observer., 1907-07-18
mention

linsville Sunday afternoon and took the
train from there to Denver. They left
Denver Sunday evening for their home
in Chicago.
Judge w. C. Matthews has gone to
Grand county where he intends to spend
week fishing.
Chase Withrow left Monday for Mid
die park to enjoy vacation of couple
of weeks.
H. A. Hicks left over the Moffat
road for Denver Monday afternoon.
Sidney Chapple and bride 1eturned
Monday from short stay in Denver.
Miss Mabel Williams, of Denver, is
visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Prichard.
Burt Seymour and wife are now visit
ing in Cleveland, o., where they intend
to remain until the 1st of August. Mrs.
Seymour had been visiting in Michigan
a month or more and was joined by Mr..
Seymour, he leaving for the east last
week.
Miss Laura Edwards and Miss May
Kelleher, salesladies at the New York
store, returned Sunday from ten days
vacation spent in Denver. They ap-
pear much refreshed as result of their
rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Floyd returned
Tuesday morning from Denver where
the former went on business.
Miss Elsie Anger of the New York
store will take her vacation this week,
but has not fully made up her mind
whether she will remain in Central or
take long journey.
Charles Karns was in FROM Apex
Monday where he is running the Check
mate property.
Mrs. John Hughes, of. ::Idlewild,
Grand county, returned home yesterday
morning over the Moffat1 road after
having visited with relativesIin this
city.
Mrs. Mike Flynn left over the Moffat
road for Denver yesterday. tsR
Joe Hicks, who had been visiting
friends in the city several Iweeks, re-
turned to his home in Arizona yester-
day.
A. M. -Rucker, cof the Gunnell Gold
Mining company, left yesterday for his
home in Denver after visiting the prop
erty.
Mr.. Coffey, of the Grand Central
Mining company, returned to the east
Wednesday ::after :paying theI mine
visit of inspection.
Thomas Cudahy returned from trip
to Denver yesterday morning, arriving
over the C. & S.
]. C. Fleschhutz was business pas
senger to Denver Sunday ..afternoon.
He went by way of the Moffat road,
principally for the reason that he
couldn't go down over the C. & S.
Mrs. Fred Hicks returned from
visit to Denver Tuesday.
Simon Roberts is contemplating a
trip to his old home in Michigan and in
tends to leave the latter part of the
week. He will remain there during the
summer.
Irwin Jones, of the o. K. mine, re-
turned Tuesday over the Moffat road
from Denver.
VIM. Quiller made business trip
to the Queen City: Sunday. afternoon.
Of course, he went via the Moffat road
and said the trip was out of the ordin-
ary.
Mrs. Matthews, sister-in-law of
Judge Matthews, and daughter, re-
turned to their home in Golden Sunday.
Although Golden is only few1 miles
from here they were i: compelled to
travel over two roads, to get there
the Moffat and the C. & S.
Miss Mann, who hadI been1 visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Crispin, was pas
senger over the Moffat road for Denver
Sunday afternoon.
H. P. Lowe is up from:Denver today
looking after the Frontenac:.mine.
Mrs. L. E. Drake and children went
to Denver this morning.
Mrs. Thomas Williams left Friday
for British Columbia.
Ed. Hansen is in Philadelphia attend
ing the Elks' reunion.
j. w. Dawes of Ferris, III. ,.andlL. E.
Tobias, of Idaho Springs, were: visitors
to the county yesterday, looking after
interests in Black Hawk.