Gilpin observer., 1908-11-26

Melville Jordan returned the latter
part of the week from Oak Creek, in
Routt county, where he had been the
past two months working in coal
mine. He said snow was four feet deep
in that vicinity.
J. C. McShane went to his ranch near
Arvada Sunday morning.
Mrs. VIM. McCarty was passenger
to Denver Sunday morning.
John Shaw, accompanied by his friend,
Mr. Maddox, left Sunday for Penn
sylvania, where he will attend meet
ing of mining men.
Otto Altvater came up from Greeley
Sunday to visit relatives and "howdy"
his friends.
Thomas Plemmons went to Denver
Monday morning on business.
Judge Hicks made trip to Denver
Monday. The judge says his chances
for election to the position of the speak
er of the house are becoming better
every day. He has the backing of
influential Democrats all over the state.
C. M. Laird went to Denver Sunday
and remained to see Ben-Hur.
Mrs. Sebastian Mariacher is in Den
yer having her eyes treated: Her eyes
are in very bad cohditisn and the
doctors claim she may lose the sight OF
one. Her friends hope this will not
result.
Sam Wah, the chinaman who conducts
the launday in the McFarlane building,
went to Denver Monday afternoon to
visit his cousin.
H. Irving Jones went to Denver Mon
day afternoon to do business.
L. j. Williams was passenger to
Denver Monday afternoon to meet his
sister, Mrs. ]. T. Richards who had
arrived from her home in Edison, Ill.
Mrs. Richards accompanied her brother
to Central Tuesday and will visit here
a month or more.
A. L. Anderson was a business pas
senger to Denver Tuesday morning.
Frank Smith, of the Frontenac went
to Boulder Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving.
Geo. Mabee, Sr., was among the pas
sengers to Denver Tuesday morning.
Misses Yetta McFarlane and Martha
Davidson went to Denver Tuesday
morning to enjoy short visit with
friends and relatives.
Tom Murley, a former resident OF
Gilpin county. was up from Aryada this
week visiting old haunts.
Mrs. Frank McGinnis went to Den
yer Tuesday.
Harry Kane and Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan,
who had been visiting the Kane family,
left for Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Flor Ashbaugh and Miss Mary
Mcleod went to Goldfield Colo, yester-
day to visit their parents over Thanks
giving.
Sam Glanville and wife were passen-
gers to Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Brooks Fullerton left yesterday
for Boulder to spend Thanksgiving with
her mother.
Elmer Eldridge went to Denver the
first of the week to bring up some new
horses purchased by Neal Mckay.
D. M. Howell, travelling advertising
agent for the American Tobacco COM
pany, has been in the city this week
distributing advertising matter.
Neil Mckay was in Denver this
week purchasing horses. He brought
up four good ones, which he claims are
too young to die. The community will
wait and see if this horseman knows
what he is talking about.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Jenkins came
up from Denver Tuesday morning.
DIR. R. w. Fraser came up from Den
yer Monday to attend to some business
matters.
Marshall D. Draper and wife went to
Denver yesterday to take chance with
mothers turkey.
VIM. Memo and sister, Miss Florence,
will extend their tahns for manifold
blessings" in Denver, having departed
for that city yesterday afternoon.
Prof. G. R. Momyer left yesterday
for Denver.
Mrs. Henry Patterson and Mrs. Oney
Chapple left yesterday afternoon for
Silver Plume. Mr.. Patterson, driver
for the Central Bottling works, was
taken suddenly i'll in Silver Plume Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Thompson left