Gilpin observer., 1908-09-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Edwin Rule and daughter, Miss Laura,
were passengers to Denver Monday
Miss Rule will remain seve-
raj days visiting with friends.
John C. Jenkins came up from Denver
Monday morning.
Mrs. John Nolan and daughters left
Monday afternoon for Salt Lake City,
where they will reside permanently.
Jos. Harvey was calling upon the
business men Monday
VIM. Harper left last Thursday after
noon for Ration N. Mexico, where he
will work on the new tunnel through
Ration mountain.
VIM. Hoef1e and Jas. Angove return
ed Saturday after weeks fishing trip
at Boulder park, as usual they had good
luck.
VIM. Quiller and family returned Sun
day evening from three weeks outing
at Middle park:
1. N. Welch and family returned Sun
day evening after an outing at Boulder
park.
John Stroehle and family returned
Sunday evening after two weeks trip
at middle park.
Rev. Milikan and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Tuesday morning.
Mrs. F. E. Peterson was passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning.
H. H. Lake, wife and son returned
from Denver Monday evening.
Elmer Richards, Duke Benallick, Amy
Rapin, Norman Morrison and Elmer
Eldridge went to Denver Monday morn
ing to see Buffalo Bill and his show.
DIR. Greyson, of Apex went to Denver
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Dennis, after visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Rule return
ed to her home in Denver Monday.
Ed. Walters of Apex, was visitor to
this city on Saturday.
w. j. Stull was passenger to Den
yer Monday morning.
George Schneider, the mining engine
er, arrived in the city from Denver
Tuesday morning. He had been in
Central America several weeks, report
ing on some properties.
M. K. Sullivan received hurry up
call to come to Denver Saturday to as
sist in Strengthening out the Republican
muddle. Mr.. Sullivan sees little hope
for Republican victory in the state
this fall with the..party divided as it is.
G. M. Laird went to Denver Monday
to use what influence he could with
Judge Shattuck to save Guggenheim,
Vivian, ct al, from serving term in Jail
for contempt of court.
H. A. Hicks returned Saturday with
his family from Grand lake after a
months stay at the pleasure resort.
He brought back long string of fish
stories.
Mayor Jenkins and family returned
Monday evening;from Grand lake. The
mayor found!a lot of official business
awaiting him upon his return and he
Immediately got busy.
A. Baleria and daughter drove over
to Rollinsville Tuesday morning and
from there took the Moffat road to Hay
den, where they will visit with relatives
a week or more.
R. l.. Martin and party of gentle
men connected with the King Bee prop
critics, came up from Denver Tuesday
morning and visited the mines.
Mrs. John Slattery is visiting in Den
yer this week with her sister, Mrs.
Sterling, and her daughter, Miss Irene
Slattery.
Harry Kane was visitor to Denver
yesterday morning.
Tom Wennen and Dick Fraser left on
Monday for Yampa where they will stay
if they can secure employment.
H. ]. Kruse, who had been assisting
with the work in the Rocky Mountain
bank during the absence of Cashier H.
G. Shuck, returned to his home in Dem
yer Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Renaldi returned
Tuesday evening from visit to Dem
yer.
]. C. McShane, wife and daughter,
came up from the ranch at Arvada on
Tuesday evening.
B. P. Thomas went to Denver yester-
day morning.
H. A. Hicks was a passenger to Den
yer yesterday morning.
Tuesday An Excursion Day.