Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

Miss Anna Drout, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
are in the city visiting with Mrs.
Almond Thompson for short time.
C. E. Wiley moved his family to
Boulder park Sunday.
VIM. Richards came up from Den
yer Sunday to visit with his father
and mother.
Miss Beatrice Rule spent Sunday
in Denver.
Mrs. Therza Trevithick was pas
senger to the valley Sunday.
James Gray and wife were passen-
gers on Sunday mornings train
bound for Denver.
Mrs. M. Flaharty was among those
who departed for Denver Sunday to
suffer with the heat.
w. A. Funk and A. Baleria return.
ed Sunday from weeks stay in Rog
gen. Mr.. Baleria says he will harvest
large crop of potatoes this year.
The Centralites who have dry farms
at Roggen are very busy digging
using all modern appliances in i'm
proving their places, having bought
we'll digging machine and a drill
for post holes.
FrankMayhew and wife were pas
sengers to Golden and Denver Mon
day morning. Mrs. Mayhem is attend
ing the Teachers institute in Col
den.
Oscar Williams went to Denver
Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Speers went to Col
den Saturday afternoon.
Miss Irene Slattery and a couple
of young ladies who were visiting
with her, returned Saturday after.
noon to Denver.
Miss Gertrude Carbis. who is in
attendance at the Teachers insti-
tute in Golden, came up Saturday
L. ]. Williams went to Golden Sat
urday afternoon to see his wife who
was visiting with her mother.
John Ross returned to Denver Sat
urday AFTERNOON. after making visit
in connection with some mining prop
erty.
NJ. ]. Leahy and wife were suffer-
ing with the heat in Golden Sunday.
Miss Blanche Sheldon was an ar
rival from Flint, Mich, this week
and is visiting Mrs. Therza Trevi-
thick.
Lieut. c. S. Ripley was an arrival
in the city Monday evening Tuesday,
in company with his wife who had
been visiting ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs. P R. Alsdorf. he left for Ameri-
can City to remain during the sum
mer.
Victor Anderson, of the School of
Mines, Golden, and Thomas Walsh
were in the county again Monday,
looking into the uranium propositions.
Attorney J. NJ. Seright, who has
been in Seattle, Wash, the past two
weeks on legal business, is expect
ed home Saturday or Sunday.
VIM. Quiller and wife, after short
visit to the metropolis, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Frank Rule was in Denver Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Totman left yesterday
morning for Denver on a visit.
Frank Mayhew was in Denver yes
terday purchasing horses. Clarence
Wenzel and Geo. Daugherty went
down TO bring them back and are ex-
pected to reach here this evening.
Mrs. Fred Totman left Denver to.
er-in-law for the state of Maine,
where she will visit two or three
months.
NJ. d. Draper went to Denver this
morning on urgent business.
Mrs. John Lewis returned home
last evening.
Mrs. L. j. Williams, who had been
visiting her mother in Golden, re-
turned home this morning.
l.. J. Rachofsky, whose protracted
stay in Durango occasioned numerous
heartaches among the gentler sex,
returned to Central this morning. He
shall not leave this city again.
james Brown, who has been look.
ing after the road bed of the Gilpin
tam, departed Saturday for Denver
and may not return.
Mrs. H. G. Shuck and son, Harold
accompanied Mr.. Shuck as far as Den
ver Monday on his trip to Bedford
Pa.
Miss Bessie Mcdowell. who had
been visiting Miss Grace Tonlkin, re-
turned to her home in Denver Tues