Gilpin observer., 1908-07-30


company, arrived from Denver Satur-
day morning where he had been in the
interest of the above company.
Miss Irene Slattery returned to Den
yer Sunday afternoon after visit to
her parents during the past week.
M. K. Sullivan went to Denver Sat
urday to attend the meeting of the Re-
publican state central committee. Mrs.
Sullivan was in Denver with him.
Miss Dolly Beaman went to Denver
Monday morning for two days stay.
Leo. Voll of Denver, was in the city
Sunday. He came up Saturday evening
to play for the dance in Black Hawk.
R. A. Bass and wife went to Denver
to see the circus.
Miss Myrtle Bowden and sister re-
turned Sunday evening from a visit to
Denver
Mrs. A. Rachofsky came up from
Denver Morday evening to visit few
days with friends. This is the first trip
Mrs. Rachofsky has made to Central in
two years. The last time she was here
her health would not permit her to re-
main.
T. H. Potter was an arrival from
Denver Monday evening to look after
various business interests.
Henry Patterson and wife, A. Baleria
and wife and Mrs. Chapple were among
the many to spend Sunday at Boulder
park.
E. S. Moulton made a business trip to
Denver Monday.
Shad Reed and Ed. Walters of Apex,
were business visitors to this city Mon
day.
Mrs. Thomas Cody and daughter
Sadie, were arrivals Tuesday morning
from Boulder. They will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in the cool at
mosphere of Central.
Misses Stella and Alice King, who
have been attending summer school in
Greeley, arrived Tuesday and will visit
friends and relatives.
P. R. Alsdorf and wife went to Den
yer Saturday morning.
Miss Edith Champion went to Golden
Sunday to spend her weeks vacation.
Mrs. John Belmont and daughter
Bertha, and son James, left Wednesday
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month. They will visit with Mrs. John
Kitchens, former resident of Central.
Thomas Nixon is again breaking on
the passenger, having been running on
freight out of Golden of late. =
VIM. Ralph and wife returned Tues
day morning from Denver.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson returned home
Tuesday.
L. R. Tatum of the Sleepy Hollow,
was in the city Tuesday.
Judge w. C. Matthews was called to
Grand county the fore part of the week
on important legal business.
Charles Trenoweth went to Denver
yesterday morning on business.
Messrs. Will Gumma and John Ire
vithick, accompanied by Mrs. Trevithick
and her niece, of Fort Collins, left early
Sunday morning for Jim Peak to watch
the sun rise. They spent an enjoyable
day.
Oscar Williams spent few days in
Denver last week.
Mrs. Glenn Hart, after a two weeks
visit with her friend, Mrs. F. E. Peter
son, returned to her home in Deadwood,
South Dakota, Saturday.
Mrs. F. E. Peterson left last Sunday
afternoon for short pleasure trip to
the Queen City.
George Rule and "pasty" Spargo
were Idaho Springs visitors Monday
evening.
Thomas Collins, assistant cashier of
the Denver Post, after weeks visit to
friends and relatives, returned home on
Saturday afternoon.
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home Sunday afternoon after weeks
visit with relatives.
w. j. Hartman came in from Apex
Tuesday on short visit to friends.
Miss Elena Hepburn left last Sunday
for a two weeks visit with friends in
Denver and Estes park.
Otto Baeder, after months visit
with friends and relatives in this city,
returned to Denver last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. VIM. Oliver came up from Dem
yer Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Simon Roberts made trip to
Denver yesterday.