Gilpin observer., 1908-08-20
PERSONAL MENTION


to Arvada Saturday afternoon.
Herman Peterson was an arrival in
the city Monday evening.
Robert Wilkinson returned Monday
from a business trip to Denver.
James Bawden came up Monday to
look after interests.
John C. McShane returned from Ar
vada Monday.
Bruce Meyers was a visitor to the
Queen city Monday morning.
Joseph Peel, mine operator and large
property owner of Joplin, Mo-, was a
visitor to the city Saturday. Mr.. Peel
was one of the first settlers in Gilpin
county, his first trip to this section dat
ing back to 1860. In that year he came
west with party of gold seekers, trav-
cling over the old Santa Fe trail. He
located in Denver, but only remained
there a short time and during the winter
of 1860 went to Montana.
Thomas Howell, president of the Horn
Rotary Slime Concentrator company, of
Denver, came up Saturday and went
out to Apex to take measurements at
the Evergreen concentration for the in
stallation of one of the Horn tables.
Marshal George Launder left Friday
of last week for Spokane, WASH, to
meet his wife, who has been visiting in
that city with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Launder will return home about
the first of September.
Mayor jenkins and family, Harry
Hearne, and II. Irving Jones
left the latter part of the week for
Grand lake.
DR.. F. N. Brewster spent Sunday in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Fleschhutz were
passengers to Denver Tuesday morning.
The Wiley and Eilmann families who
had been camping couple of weeks at
Boulder park, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Hambly went to Denver on
Tuesday.
Sherman McCallister was business
visitor to the valley Tuesday morning.
Mrs. r. l.. Martin was up from Den
yer Saturday on a visit.
Mrs. j. Hibbett and family returned
from Denver Saturday.
Mrs. Steve Tonkin and daughter
Grace, returned Saturday evening from
a visit to Denver.
Mrs. Frank Mayor and son. Oswald,
were visitors to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. James Oliver was passenger to
Denver Tuesday.
George Parfet came up from Golden
Sunday to see the ball game and to visit
with friends.
Miss Lottie Drew who has been spend
ing her vacation in FIT. Morgan, visiting
with the J b. Merritt family, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Elsie Auger and Miss May Will
son, of Osceola, Mo-, accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Schmidt took in the George
town loop trip Tuesday.
A. Rachofsky returned Monday from
a trip to Denver and Boulder.
J. W. Hatfield, the mayor and whole
city council of the beautiful place known
as Baltimore, was visitor to Central
Monday.
Miss Yetta McFarlane left for Den
YER yesterday for visit. Her stay, of
necessity, will be brief as her invaluable
services in assisting in the conduct of
her fathers business can not be spared
for great length of time.
Miss Margaret Gibson was passen-
ger to Denver yesterday.
Judge Ashbaugh was passenger on
the outgoing train Wednesday. He is
hearing the Petersberg gambling cases
at Littleton.
Mrs. E. V. Parenteau and daughter
returned from visit to Boulder Tues
day.
Mrs. Speers and daughter returned
Tuesday from the valley.
L. J. Williams returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver Tuesday.
Geo. Mabee, Jr., and wife We're ar
rivals from Victor Tuesday.
DR.. Greyson and a party of Ever
green people came up from Denver
Wednesday morning. They drove over
to the mill in Apex.
E. S. Moulton, who had been in Den
yer on business, returned yesterday
morning.
Harry w. Kane returned Sunday
from brief business trip to Chicago.
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