Gilpin observer., 1907-07-25


visits her father and mother
Mrs. H. Altvater and children arrived
from Denver Tuesday evening and will
remain about week. The family are
packing their household effects prepar-
atory to moving the same to the Queen
City where they expect to reside in the
future.
Mrs. M. Flynn and daughter arrived
home from Denver yesterday.
Thomas Leahy was an arrival from
Middle park yesterday.
Mrs. Kurtz, owner of the Granite
house, accompanied by her daughter,
arrived in the city yesterday to look af-
ter her property interests.
Bruce Meyers is spending a few days
in Denver, mainly on business.
VIM. Hogan, manager of the Gunnel
mine, returned from business trip to
the metropolis yesterday.
Miss Maggie Keleher was called to
Denver this week on account of the i'll
ness of little Helen Workmaster who is
suffering with an attack of appendi-
citis. The Workmaster girl is a cousin
of Miss Keleher and is known to many
in Central, her parents having resid-
ed here until few years ago. Miss
May Keleher will leave for Denver
Sunday.
Father Meyer left for Denver Sunday
afternoon, where he is on his retreat.
Thomas Williams, Sr., leaves this
afternoon for British Columbia, having
received word that his wife, who left
for that section three weeks ago, is
very ill.
Otto Scheff1er and Ed Hansen, who
had been in attendance at the Elks' re-
union in Philadelphia, returned home
last evening. The gentlemen said they
had a big time, but the heat was so
oppressive in the Quaker city it kept
them guessing as to whether they were
still on this earth or had passed to the
next and had been sent to the lower
regions.
Mrs. F. C. Hearne and daughter left
yesterday for Denver to remain until
Mrs. Hearne RECEIVERS from the effects
of the accident she experienced week
ago, when she sustained broken arm.
Arthur Swanson left yesterday after
noon for Denver. From there he will
proceed to California.
Ed Hearne returned to his home in
Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Adams, of Wichita, Kas.,
is visiting in the city, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Merritt.
Jasper Smith left Sunday afternoon
for Seattle, Wash, where he will seek
employment and remain.
w. C. Fullerton was a passen.
ger to the capital city this morning, in
tending to return this evening.
Oscar Williams leaves this afternoon
for Cheyenne to take in the big celebra-
tion.
Dick Champion left this morning for
Cheyenne where he will remain until
after the celebration. If there is a
shortage of riders for the broncho bust
ing, he may consent to enter the con-
test.
Mrs. Peter McFarlane and daughter,
Yetta, are visiting in the city from
Denver.
R. E. L. Townsend left this after
noon for Denver. He is interested in
the Aduddell and For Far mines.
Marshall Steadman, wifei and son
have arrived at the summer home in
American City and will remain to or
three months.
Mrs. Ii. P. Davies went to Denver
this morning.
Hugh Edwards has gone to Boulder
to attend the funeral of J. C. Fowler S
brother, who died in that city Tuesday
of liver complaint.
Mrs. B. E. Seymour was among the
to Denver this morning.
Burt Mcfarland and wife left this
for Cheyenne to enjoy the
Frontier day celebration.
Miss Austin, who had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hicks, returned to
her home in Philadelphia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Osborne of In
dianols, Ind, are visiting l.. Monroe
and wife.
Mrs. Peter Reid is visiting in the city
with her husband, Conductor Reid.
C. H. Shoemaker, recently of Santa
Barbara, Mex, was an arrival in the
,ity last week. He has accepted po-