Gilpin observer., 1908-07-16

the country and was highly pleased with
it. He returned Sunday afternoon to
the Buckeye state.
Miss Rennie Simmons was passen-
ger to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sterling returned to Denver on
Sunday afternoon after visit of few
days to the Slattery family.
Miss May Richards and sister left on
Sunday morning for two months visit
with relatives in Denver.
Miss Dorothy Mason, after two
weeks visit with friends, left for her
home in Denver Sunday morning.
May Keleher, Elena Hepborn, w. ].
Hartman and Henry Bolsinger made up
a jolly party, taking in the White City
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manhire took in the
City of Lights Sunday.
Frank Owens and wife were visitors
to Denver Sunday.
Miss Mary Grabmair and mother went
to Denver Sunday.
Dan Fuelscher, representing the Zang
Brewing company and C. A. hammers
of Denver, were in the city Monday
looking after business.
A. Lipp was passenger to Denver
Monday morning.
H. Irving Jones of the o. X. mine,
was business visitor to Denver Mon
day morning.
Ross Fields went to Denver Sunday
morning.
John Powers and wife spent Sunday
in Denver.
Richard Brown and wife were Denver
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Trevithick returned on
Sunday from visit to Denver.
Miss May Keleher, the popular sales
lady of the New York store, is spending
her vacation in Denver
James Sullivan and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. James Tierney and son, arrived
from Leadville last week and will visit
with relatives for few days.
Fred Roberts accompanied Mrs. Rob-
erts to Denver Wednesday morning,
where the latter was placed in hos
pital.
Frank Rule and wife were passengers
to Denver Wednesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Hannah returned
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Miss Yetta McFarlane came up from
Denver Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Funk returned Tuesday
evening from visit to Golden and Den
yer.
Mrs. w. o. jenkins, who is spending
the summer in Denver, came up Tues
day evening.
Miss Stella Ranney arrived Tuesday
evening on visit to her sister, Mrs. H.
H. Lake.
Miss Gladys Retallack, who had been
visiting several weeks with Miss Dolley
Beaman, returned to her home in Den
yer Tuesday.
Mrs. M. A. Wright of Silver Plume,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs G. C. Saund-
ers, was an arrival Tuesday evening
and will enjoy an extended visit with
her parents.
H. A. Campbell, former resident of
this city, came up from Denver the lat
ter part of the week to look after his
mines.
Miss Ethel Chapman and Emma Win
ters of Denver, are in the city this week
visiting with old time friends and ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Bartlett of Pueblo,
former residents of Central, were regis
tered at the Teller house this week.
Miss Mary Keckler, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Day, is here from Chicago,
visiting relatives. She finds the tenn
perature of Central much cooler than
that of Chicago and intends to take a
slice of the climate back to the residents
of the windy city when she returns.
John A. Mcmahon of Chuachua, Mex
leo, after spending several days in Cen
tral, left Saturday for Chicago, New
York and Connecticut.
H. A. Hicks returned Tuesday even
ing from business trip to Denver.
Ernest Carter and wife returned on
Tuesday evening from the state me-
tropolis where they enjoyed the sights
for few days.
Will Eplett and wife returned Sunday
evening from sightseeing trip to the
City of Lights.
Mrs. w. C. Fullerton was passenger
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