Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
PERSONAL MENTION

| John Kevelin went to Denver Sunday
to take in the White City and visit with
his parents at Leyden. Jack says that
the "tickler" reminds him of a Gilpin
county bumper.
George Norwich was out to Apex last
week papering and painting the store of
Converse.
Mrs. F. Engel was an arrival Satur-
day on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, residents of
Galena, Illinois, arrived Saturday on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Roberts.
Frank Beaman went to Golden and
Denver Sunday morning.
Among those on Sunday mornings
train bound for Denver were DR.. Fraser,
VIM. McCallister and son, H. A. Hicks
and family, Harry Gilman and Nels
Bishop, wife and children.
Jack Vaughan came up from Golden
Sunday morning to pitch a winning
game for Central. Mr.. Maughan can
make ball twist like snake in going
over the plate.
County Treasurer Trezise went to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McFarlane return
ed to Denver Sunday.
Sam Thomas and wife were passen-
gers to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Zack Retallack returned Satur-
day morning from brief visit to Dem
yer.
LIP. Davies spent Sunday in Denver.
John Mckay went to Denver Satur-
day afternoon to see his family.
Water Commissioner johnson made
trip to Denver Saturday afternoon to
see if the big auditorium will be in read
mess for the convention.
H. Irving Jones was among the sew
eral to board the afternoon train Satur-
day for Denver.
MS Joseph Floyd visited in Denver
Sunday.
Mrs. David Simpson left Saturday af-
ternoon for the valley.
Mrs. Boardman, who had been visit
ing in the city, returned to her home in
Idaho Springs Saturday.
C. C. McCallister spent Sunday with
his family in Denver.
Marshal Launder and wife returned
Saturday evening from trip to Den
Yer.
Mrs. Ignatz Gundy and daughter left
Saturday for Denver to enjoy the hot
weather the capital city is experiencing.
Neil Mckay, of the War Dance fame,
was in Denver Saturday on business.
Judge w. C. Matthews made busi-
ness trip to the convention city Satur-
day.
Hugh Porter, of the Electric theater,
had business in Denver Saturday. When
the people in Denver fail to furnish Mr..
Porter with first-class films for his mo-
ton picture machine he goes down and
makes the air blue and dusty. The re-
suit is Mr.. Porter very seldom has a
poor film.
Miss Mcdowell came up from Denver
Saturday morning.
The arrivals from Denver on Sunday
evening on the late train We're: Frank
Rule and wife, Thomas Champion, Mrs.
Henry Gilman, Marguerite Mccullough,
Albert Stearns. Pete McFarlane and
Miss Mary Slattery.
j. C. Fleschhutz made business trip
to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Veva Mccullough was a passen-
ger to Denver Monday morning.
Miss Georgia Phillips left Monday for
Denver to visit.
Geo. Manley was an arrival from Den
yer Monday afternoon.
John Lehmkuhl went to Denver on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hicks, son and daughter,
left Tuesday for Denver.
Max Gabardi was business passen-
ger to Denver Tuesday morning.
Frank Branahan, VINO is intent upon
seeing Gilpin county well advertised
during the big convention, left Tuesday
morning for Denver on business in thai
connection.
Ed. Davis and family left yesterda,
for Denver. From Denver Mrs. Davi.
and the children will go to Waukeshaw
) Wis, for an extended visit.
L. J. Williams, wife and growing son
departed yesterday for Viroque, Wis.
on an extended visit. Mr.. Williams viii